What are the symptoms of varus?

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Uterine varus is a kind of delivery complications, mainly for the bottom of the uterus into the uterine cavity, or even from the cervix. Clinically, according to the time of maternal occurrence, it can be divided into acute (within 24 hours after delivery), subchronic (within 24 hours to 4 weeks after delivery), chronic uterine varus (after 4 weeks of delivery or non delivery women). So what are the symptoms of varus?

What are the symptoms of varus?

Pain. When varus occurs, the degree of pain varies among different parturients. Light performance for postpartum abdominal pain, severe maternal pain can appear to shock. The most serious varus pain occurs in the third stage of labor. At this time, when the umbilical cord is pulled or the umbilical cord is pulled to press the bottom of the uterus, the maternal suddenly has severe persistent lower abdominal pain, which is different from the uterine contraction pain because of its persistent pain.

Bleeding. Acute varus hemorrhage is associated with placental detachment from the uterus. Under the action of uterine contraction, the placenta and uterine wall exfoliate, the placenta does not exfoliate maternal no bleeding symptoms, partial and complete placental exfoliation maternal bleeding symptoms can appear. The parturient with chronic uterine varus showed irregular vaginal bleeding.

Shock. Acute uterine varus serious maternal, in the rapid occurrence of painful shock after uterine varus, occurs quickly. If combined with bleeding, shock can be aggravated. Because of the long time of blood loss and exudation, and the influence of infection, the parturient with chronic uterine varus may have septic shock.

matters needing attention

If the treatment is not timely, the parturient will have shock and bleeding, which will eventually lead to the death of the parturient within 3-4 hours after the uterine varus. In case of unexplained postpartum hemorrhage and shock, vaginal examination should be done at the first time, so as to find the uterine varus as soon as possible and rescue in time.