What to do if placenta remains after delivery?

If some pregnant women have problems, they need to pay attention to taking timely treatment methods to ensure the safety of the patients and avoid dangerous situations for pregnant women. Pregnant women should especially pay attention to ensuring the safety and health of the fetus. So what should I do if there is residual placenta after delivery? Well, let me introduce to you what to do about this problem.

I am happy to answer your question. If there is retained placenta after a normal delivery, you need to go to the hospital for treatment. It must be taken seriously.

Rehabilitation guidance: If there is not much residue, you can take some drugs to promote the excretion of residue. If there is a lot of residue, consider uterine curettage. Only uterine curettage can completely expel the residue. It is also a treatment method that is more commonly used in clinical practice for placental residue.

Generally there will be no placenta residue after delivery, generally it refers to the residue of fetal membrane. Suggestions: In the case you mentioned, if there is residue of fetal membrane, then the most common symptom is persistent lochia and continuous spotting. It is recommended that if you have this condition, you should recheck the B-ultrasound and choose whether to have a curettage or oral medication according to the specific situation.

If the placenta is retained, there should be vaginal bleeding, more or less. Since you didn't mention it, there may not be any. But if it is a trophoblastic lesion, the HCG level in blood and urine will be very high. You need to go to the hospital to check the HCG. However, whether it is placental retention or trophoblastic lesions, curettage is the first choice. It is recommended to choose surgical treatment.

Female patient has placenta retention after cesarean section. Hello, how many days has it been since the birth? If there is any residual placenta, you can take motherwort to promote its excretion. If the amount is large, you can perform a uterine curettage. However, you must be particularly careful when performing a uterine curettage during a cesarean section. It is best to perform a uterine curettage under good conditions or under B-ultrasound or visualization. You can also take medication to see if it can be expelled, and try to move as much as possible to promote excretion.

The above is my opinion on this issue. If a pregnant woman has the above problems, she needs to take appropriate measures for treatment in a timely manner to ensure the patient's safety and avoid danger to the fetus due to the above postpartum problems. Finally, I wish the fetus a speedy recovery.