What is a marginal placenta previa?
The bound placenta Previa describes the state in which the placenta attaches lower than usual, next to the cervix. It is a milder form of complete placenta, in which the placenta completely covers the uterus. The condition is usually corrected with the progressing pregnancy because the uterine stretching forces the placenta to move away from the cervix. Until this point, rest and frequent appointment of a doctor are usually recommended, as well as steroid shots to develop the lung lung in case of premature birth and birth. The main symptom of the previo marginal placenta is vaginal bleeding, usually caused by broken blood vessels, starting with the second trimester. When women have a previa placenta, the placenta connects to the lower area, which is thinner and therefore weaker. As the cervix pulls during pregnancy during pregnancy, the lower part becomes even thinner, which often leads to brighut red blood from broken blood vessels. The marginal placenta previa is the smallest form because the placenta is attached next to the cervix without jI covered. The placenta covers part of the cervix in a partial placenta previa and covers the entire cervix in a complete previa placenta.
Some of the possible complications of the previa marginal placenta include anemia and bleeding, and therefore women with this condition are often monitored carefully after delivery and delivery. Doctors can also measure the level of the mother of the mother and her child after delivery, allowing you to immediately treat anemia when present. The placental placentate, in which the placenta is separated from the uterus, is another risk of marginal placenta previa. This can result in the death of the fetus, because without the placenta it will no longer receive oxygen or nutrients from the mother. The risk of previaja premature birth, and therefore doctors can offer pregnant women steroid shots to help develop the baby's lungs unless the problem has been repaired by the third trimester.
Cause of the previa marginal placenta has not been determined but existedSome known risk factors. For example, mothers carrying more children in one pregnancy, and those who have previously gave birth, have an increased risk of this condition. Women who had the placenta of the previe, surgery on the uterus or caesarean section, are also at a higher risk of previa placenta. Women who smoke and those who are under 20 or over 35 years of age also have an increased risk of this condition.