A CASE OF LOW-LYING PLACENTA TREATED WITH HOMOEOPATHY
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https://doi.org/10.5281/sentido.18847329Abstract
Placenta Praevia in a condition/ problem during pregnancy when placenta completely or partially covers the cervix
Symptoms:
· Main symptoms of placenta Praevia is bright red vaginal bleeding without pain after 20 weeks of pregnancy
· Sometimes only spotting before an event with more blood loss
· Bleeding may occur with pre-labor contraction of uterus that can cause pain
· Bleeding may be triggered by sex or during medical examination
· In some cases, bleeding doesn’t occur until labor.
Risk factor:
· More common in women who
· Have had a babies
· Have had previous H/o Cesarean section
· Have had scar on uterus from previous surgery
· Had placenta Previa with previous pregnancy
· Are pregnant after having assisted reproductive technique procedure for treatment of infertility
· Having twin pregnancy
· Age 3 years or older
· Smoking etc
Complications:
1. Life threatening vaginal bleeding
2. Preterm birth due to Cesarean section due to bleeding
3. Placenta accrete spectrum (here Placenta grows into or through the wall of uterus)
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