What Is a Third Trimester Abortion?

There are four main reasons for late abortion.

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The most obvious manifestation of late abortion is the pain and bleeding like childbirth (may be a lot, but also contains blood clots, rupture of amniotic membrane (amniotic fluid), and finally the carcass, placenta, placenta, etc. are discharged from the body.

There are four main reasons for late abortion.

(1) Uterine lesions: Uterine malformations and mediastinal uterus, bicornuate uterus, uterine dysplasia, intrauterine adhesions, and submucosal uterine fibroids can all cause abortion due to insufficient blood supply to the placenta, affecting fetal growth and development. Laxation of the internal cervix or partial cervical resection can make the membrane rupture easily and cause late abortion;

(2) Systemic disease Acute fever during pregnancy can cause uterine contraction and abortion. Bacterial toxins or viruses can also enter the fetal circulation through the placenta, leading to fetal death. Chronic diseases such as severe anemia or heart failure can also cause miscarriage due to severe hypoxia in the fetus

(3) due to abdominal bulge in the second trimester, it can cause uterine contractions due to trauma or surgery, leading to late abortion;

(4) Maternal and child blood type incompatibility can cause fetal red blood cells to agglomerate and be destroyed to produce coagulation. Severe can cause fetal death, leading to late abortion

What are the symptoms of late abortion?
The most obvious manifestation of late abortion is the pain and bleeding like childbirth (may be a lot, but also contains blood clots, rupture of amniotic membrane (amniotic fluid), and finally the carcass, placenta, placenta, etc. are discharged from the body.
However, sometimes there are no warning signs, and it is only during routine prenatal examinations that the doctor or midwife does not detect the baby's fetal heart, and then knows that the fetal death has occurred.
If this happens, you may have to give birth to your baby by induction of labor (that is, manual contractions and contractions), and your doctor will ask you to be hospitalized. Some mothers who want to have a miscarriage want the doctor to induce the labor as soon as possible, while others want to wait a few days first in order to have time to accept the reality of miscarriage and see if the birth can begin naturally. Doctors will advise expectant mothers to induce labor in a timely manner, as long delays may be harmful to health.