How to remove the placenta during cesarean section?

If you choose traditional natural childbirth, the placenta will come out after the baby is born. But now many people prefer caesarean section. As we all know, caesarean section and traditional natural birth are two completely different ways of delivery, and the way the baby comes out is completely different. If it is a caesarean section, you need to make an incision in the uterus and take the baby out directly. So how do you take the placenta out?

How to remove the placenta during cesarean section?

First of all, we need to know what the placenta is. The placenta is an important organ that connects the fetus and the mother. It is for the baby to absorb substances better. It is an organ that connects the embryonic membrane and the maternal endometrium to each other during pregnancy. The fetus develops in the uterus and relies on the placenta to absorb nutrients from the mother. Both are relatively independent. In medicine, the placenta is a medicinal ingredient. It's called placenta.

The placenta is a tissue that protects the fetus. When performing a caesarean section, the placenta needs to be taken out. If the placenta is not taken out, the uterus will be infected more seriously, which will lead to more serious sequelae and may directly lead to death. Therefore, generally, after the baby is delivered by caesarean section, the doctor will give an injection in the uterus so that the uterus will slowly contract. After a while, the placenta will separate from the mother's body and can be taken out along the umbilical cord. If it takes a long time, artificial methods will be used to directly separate the placenta. Now caesarean sections are very cautious. Going to a regular hospital for surgery will provide safety guarantees.

Placental grading is a standard for measuring the maturity of the placenta and fetus and is related to gestational age. Placental maturity is divided into 4 levels, with level 0 indicating that the placenta is not mature. Grade 1, the early stage of placental maturity. During the 30th to 32nd week of pregnancy. Grade 2, placental maturity, after 36 weeks. Grade 3, overmature placenta. As you get closer to term, the placenta becomes more mature, around the 38-week stage. Generally speaking, if the placenta grade exceeds the reference value at the corresponding gestational age, the placenta is overmature.

From the above content, you will know how to remove the placenta during cesarean section. You should relax after understanding this knowledge, as medical technology is quite advanced nowadays. Don't be afraid of the mention of a cesarean section. Also know the corresponding number of months corresponding to the maturity of the placenta. To help you understand yourself. Generally speaking, if you can give birth naturally, try to do so, which will be better for your body's recovery. It is also good for the baby's development.