Why give birth to a child can uterine haemorrhage

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Giving birth to a baby is a happy thing, but giving birth to a baby is about to give birth to the baby, but sometimes it is very painful to give birth to a baby, and there will be massive bleeding. I would like to explain to you the reason why giving birth to a baby will cause massive uterine bleeding.

Why give birth to a child can uterine haemorrhage

Reason 1: there are many reasons for massive hemorrhage during delivery. The main reason is that the uterine contraction is weak. After the fetus comes out, the placenta will peel off from the uterus, and the peeling surface will bleed. Because the placenta is rich in blood vessels, there will be a lot of bleeding on the peeling surface. At this time, the doctor will use oxytocin for the puerpera to help the uterine contraction, so as to close the blood vessels on the peeling surface and stop bleeding.

Reason 2: mental stress: some mothers in the delivery of mental stress, resulting in uterine contractility is not good, is the main cause of postpartum hemorrhage. Under normal circumstances, when the placenta is separated from the decidual layer of the uterus, the blood sinus on the exfoliative surface is open, and some bleeding is common. However, when the placenta is completely separated and discharged from the uterus, the bleeding decreases rapidly. However, if maternal mental stress and other reasons, resulting in uterine contraction is not good, blood vessels can not be closed, this time is very likely to appear bleeding phenomenon, very affect the health of expectant mothers.

Cause three: coagulation dysfunction: maternal blood disease, severe hepatitis, the consequences are also very serious, we must pay close attention to. Delivery should be conditional to the hospital, in order to avoid accidents.

matters needing attention

Should be light diet, eat fresh fruits and vegetables rich in vitamin C. Such as spinach, rape, cabbage, tomatoes. And do not eat stimulating food, to maintain good sleep habits, to pay attention to bed rest, to actively supplement protein.