The low location of the placenta is a fairly common pathology of pregnancy, which is very common in the first two trimesters.
Under good conditions of pregnancy, the placenta mustattach to the bottom of the uterus or to its back wall, sometimes with the transition to the lateral. It is in these places that it has the best blood circulation and is protected from possible injuries. The low location of the placenta is a pathology in which its attachment occurred 6 centimeters below the cervical cervical pharynx. You can see this only with the help of ultrasound. In most cases, at the end of pregnancy, the low-lying placenta rises and releases the uterine pharynx.
Causes
The placenta is formed where theegg. If there is any defect in the uterus wall in the place designated for this, then in order to "survive", it will be attached to any other site where all conditions are available for this. Such pathology can occur after infectious diseases, abortions or severe childbirth. Also, the low location of the placenta can be caused by multiple pregnancies and the presence of uterine fibroids.
Dangers
The main danger that can occur whenlow location of the placenta, is the termination of pregnancy. As a rule, this is due to placental abruption, which in turn causes the ever-growing uterus. Its maximum pressure falls precisely on the lower segment, where the placenta is located.
Signs of placental abruption
The main and most visible sign of detachmentthe placenta is the bleeding that occurs as a result of damage to uteroplacental vessels. As a result, it is separated. Between the walls of the uterus and the placenta, blood accumulates and a hematoma forms, which gradually increases and intensifies the detachment process. This leads to squeezing the placenta and stopping its functioning. There are 3 degrees of this pathology:
To avoid all of the above complications,women who have a low placental location should carefully monitor their condition. It is desirable to abandon sexual relations, thermal procedures and, of course, physical exertion. To accelerate the rise of the placenta, when you go to bed, you must put your feet on a pillow or other high ground. And most importantly, with the slightest ailments and the appearance of pain or bloody discharge, do not expect that everything will soon pass, but immediately consult a doctor.
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