The success rate of low placental bleeding and miscarriage preservation

During pregnancy, every pregnant woman hopes that the baby can develop healthily. However, some women will experience low placental bleeding, in which case they need to undergo pregnancy preservation treatment. After treatment, of course, they hope to keep the baby, but the success rate is not 100%. So, what is the success rate of preserving pregnancy through low placental bleeding? Let’s take a look below.

How high is the success rate of low placental bleeding to maintain pregnancy

The success rate of preserving the fetus due to low placental bleeding is relatively low, especially in the early stages of pregnancy, which may cause the risk of miscarriage. Relatively speaking, in the second trimester, if symptoms of physical discomfort occur, the chance of miscarriage is relatively small, so timely conditioning should be carried out to improve the body's immunity.

What should I pay attention to when I have low placental bleeding?

1. Do an ultrasound every 4 weeks during pregnancy

Pregnant women with low-lying placenta must have regular ultrasound examinations. Experts recommend going to the hospital for a check-up every 4 weeks during pregnancy.

2. Closely monitor the condition

Pregnant women with low-lying placenta must pay close attention to monitoring their condition. If a pregnant woman experiences heavy bleeding, repeated bleeding, or is about to give birth, termination of pregnancy should be considered depending on the circumstances.

3. Choose cesarean section to terminate pregnancy at the right time

After 35 weeks of pregnancy, the frequency of uterine physiological contractions increases and the bleeding rate of low-lying placenta increases significantly, which is very dangerous for both the fetus and the pregnant woman. Therefore, at 36 weeks of pregnancy, we should start to check whether the fetus's lung development is mature. If it is mature, we will choose cesarean section to terminate the pregnancy.