What reason is amniotic fluid premature rupture caused

Update Date: 2022-06-01 Source: Network

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Premature rupture of amniotic fluid is a more common situation, there are many reasons for premature rupture of amniotic fluid, must be found in time. I remember that when I gave birth to my daughter, it was not the due date. When I got up in the morning, I suddenly felt that there was a lot of water coming out. I went to the hospital to check and found that it was premature rupture of amniotic fluid, and then I gave birth on the same day. Recently, when my brother-in-law gave birth, it was also 2 weeks short of the due date as I did. It was also in the middle of the night that I suddenly broke amniotic fluid and went to the hospital. I found that the person with premature rupture of amniotic fluid was still unknown In a few cases, let's share some experience.

What reason is amniotic fluid premature rupture caused

First: may be during pregnancy, the development of the fetal membrane itself is not very good, resulting in the pressure that the fetal membrane can bear is not as big as the normal pregnant women, a big pressure, premature rupture of membranes, resulting in amniotic fluid flow out.

Second: it is also possible that when it comes to labor, the cervix of the pregnant woman becomes more relaxed, so the fetal membrane is stimulated and ruptured, causing premature rupture of amniotic fluid.

Third: the fetal position is not right, the head basin does not match, or although it is the head position, but the fetal head compression position is not right, may lead to excessive pressure in the amniotic cavity, resulting in premature rupture of amniotic fluid.

matters needing attention

Pregnant women holding heavy objects, coughing violently and laughing suddenly will increase the abdominal pressure, and then lead to the increase of pressure in the fetal membrane, resulting in sudden rupture. If the occurrence of premature rupture of amniotic fluid, we must go to the hospital in time, must not stay at home, otherwise prone to umbilical cord prolapse, resulting in fetal distress or fetal death.