Symptoms of placental abruption at 10 weeks of gestation

Update Date: 2021-06-05 Source: Network

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Pregnancy, one side is happy, the other side is worried. Pregnant women have to go through the labor of Grade 10 labor pain alone, and the bad reports about pregnant women on the operating table on TV and newspapers will cast a shadow on pregnant women's heart. And a little careless when pregnant, will bring danger to themselves and the fetus. What are the symptoms of placental abruption at 10 weeks of pregnancy? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

Symptoms of placental abruption at 10 weeks of gestation

Placental abruption generally refers to 20 weeks of pregnancy, or to the delivery period, the normal position of the placenta before the baby is born, part or all of the stripping from the uterine wall, placental abruption will dye the world red. Pregnant mothers will bleed, some mothers have mild reactions, some mothers may have very serious symptoms.

More minor symptoms in vaginal bleeding, and the amount of bleeding, blood color is dark red, some may also abdominal pain or only slight pain. Mild symptoms are generally external bleeding, the stripping surface of the placenta will not exceed 1 / 3 of the placenta, that is, partial stripping.

The more serious symptom is that the area of the exfoliated placenta in the uterine wall is larger, more than 1 / 3 of the placenta. There will be continuous pain, low back pain, low back pain, bleeding is related to the area of placental exfoliation, if the more blood in the placenta, the more pain. Severe nausea and vomiting, pale complexion, weakness, may also shock.

matters needing attention

Do a good job of prenatal examination. The first antenatal examination should be started at the 12th week of pregnancy, then the second examination should be conducted at the 16th week of pregnancy, and the third examination should be conducted at the 20th week of pregnancy, and then the examination can be conducted every four months. In the 34th week of pregnancy, every other week or two weeks to check, the 40th week of pregnancy, that is, the last check before labor.