A healthy pregnant woman is giving birth in the hospital. Why are there massive bleeding, hysterectomy and neonatal asphyxia?

Why does a healthy pregnant woman suffer from massive bleeding, hysterectomy and neonatal asphyxia?

Having a baby is like a trip for a woman? The gates of hell? Because there may be various dangers in the process of giving birth, such as? Bleeding? 、? Hysterectomy. Neonatal asphyxia? Wait, that sounds scary. So many pregnant women insist on caesarean section and have no courage to face natural delivery.

1. Amniotic fluid embolism (probability 4/65438+ million, the incidence is very urgent)

Amniotic fluid embolism, as the name implies, is that a large amount of amniotic fluid suddenly enters the blood of pregnant women, causing embolism and consuming a large amount of coagulation factors, leading to maternal anaphylactic shock, renal failure and sudden death. This is a very dangerous postpartum complication.

Amniotic fluid embolism mostly occurs in multipara; More common are placental abruption, placenta previa, uterine rupture, and improper use of oxytocin.

2. Postpartum hemorrhage (probability 5%- 1 1%)

When the child is born, the mother will bleed, so after delivery, the mother will observe for 2 hours before returning to the ward. The main purpose is prevention? Postpartum hemorrhage? .

How much blood is postpartum hemorrhage?

Within 24 hours after the birth of the fetus, the blood loss of the natural mother exceeds 500 ml (the normal blood loss is about 300 ml), which is postpartum hemorrhage; Within 24 hours after the birth of the fetus, the blood loss of the caesarean section mother exceeds 1000 ml (the normal blood loss is about 600 ml). What does it mean? Postpartum hemorrhage? . If postpartum hemorrhage occurs, it is likely to directly lead to maternal death if blood transfusion is not rescued in time.

The causes of postpartum hemorrhage include: uterine contraction weakness, coagulation dysfunction, placental abruption, incomplete placental discharge, uterine rupture and so on.

3. Neonatal asphyxia (8% probability)

When a newborn is born, if it appears: the face and whole body skin are blue and pale, the lips are purple, the breathing is shallow or no, and the heartbeat is irregular, is this right? Neonatal asphyxia? Go to the rescue.

What are the causes of neonatal asphyxia? Maternal causes? , also? Fetal factors? ：

Maternal factors, such as dystocia, pregnancy-induced hypertension, preeclampsia, too tight umbilical cord around the neck, placental insufficiency, placenta previa, etc. Fetal own factors, such as immature lung development, cardiovascular malformation, intracranial hemorrhage, etc. Therefore, when a healthy parturient lives in the hospital for labor, there will be massive bleeding, hysterectomy and neonatal asphyxia. I think there should be irreversible risks in the process of natural childbirth. The hospital should give an explanation for the specific reasons. At present, family members should appease the mood of the parturient, and maternal safety is the greatest comfort.

Everyone wants to be here? Unloading? Life goes smoothly, but sometimes the risk just happens so suddenly. I was pregnant in October, but what I finally waited for was such a result. It was really regrettable and sad.