What to do if fetal membrane remains after delivery

After every birth, there is a process that needs to be experienced. This process can seriously damage the woman's uterus, especially the placental detachment. If it is not clean, it can easily cause uterine diseases in the later stage. In the following article, I will take a look at the residual fetal membrane after delivery. What should we do about this phenomenon?

First of all, thank you for your consultation. According to your situation, it is mainly caused by residual fetal membrane.

Guidance:

If the fetal membrane stays in the body for a long time, it will cause bleeding, and then infection or ossification. It will seriously affect your health. It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for a uterine curettage. Only when it is completely removed can it be cured.

Placental delivery is a natural process of the human body, and there are many factors that may remain, the most common of which is the placental factor. During delivery, we will check the surface of the placenta to see if there is any residue. If there is obvious residue, we will put our hands into the uterus to manually peel it off.

Guidance:

But sometimes if the placenta surface is just a little rough, we will not treat it. We will wait for the postpartum B-ultrasound. If there is a lot of residue, we will clean the uterus, if there is little, we will treat it with medicine. According to your situation, you can peel off the fetal membrane after delivery.

In the above article, we learned about postpartum fetal membrane retention. First of all, this is caused by the fetal membrane left over during the delivery process that was not cleaned up. Generally speaking, it will cause inflammation and even infection, so everyone should pay more attention.