What to do if there are blood sinuses in the placenta

The main problem women face after getting married is having children. It is not easy to be pregnant for ten months. Pregnant women are also particularly dangerous when they first become pregnant, which is the early stage of pregnancy. When they are about to give birth, they also face big problems. The baby is too big to deliver, the pregnant woman is severely anemic, or there are blood sinuses in the placenta. Blood sinus in the placenta is a very dangerous phenomenon, which is very dangerous to both the pregnant woman and the baby. Pregnant women should exercise more and eat more vitamins in their daily lives to effectively prevent this phenomenon.

There are blood sinuses in the placenta, which means internal bleeding of the placenta. This situation generally does not have a major impact. Pay attention to bed rest as much as possible, avoid emotional fluctuations, avoid physical exercise, avoid fatigue, avoid sexual intercourse, and have regular check-ups. As long as the blood sinus is not ruptured, there is generally no major problem

The placenta is the most important part of a woman's body during pregnancy, and placental sinusoids is a uterine disease caused by mucosal bleeding in the endometrium and placenta. It is very harmful to the life of pregnant women. Placental sinusoids can easily lead to uterine rupture during delivery, causing uterine bleeding, etc. It can also cause resistance to delivery and make it impossible to peel off the placenta, which is very harmful to pregnant women and newborns. It can also easily cause heavy bleeding in pregnant women. Timely treatment is needed, and you should pay more attention to rest. You can do some exercises for pregnant women to exercise your body and supplement more vitamins and minerals.

What causes placental sinusoids?

1. Because the blood vessels between the placenta and the endometrium rupture and bleed for a long time, blood sinusoids are formed. Placental blood sinusoids can cause postpartum hemorrhage. After delivery, the contraction force of the lower uterine segment is poor, the placenta is not easy to detach, and the detached blood sinusoids are not easy to close, so postpartum bleeding often occurs. At the same time, the cervix or lower segment of the uterus where the placenta is attached is rich in blood vessels and has fragile tissue, which is also a cause of bleeding.

2. It depends on the size and location of the blood sinusoids. It is possible that the contraction of the blood sinusoids is poor due to placental detachment after delivery, causing heavy bleeding. This is the main problem. It is also possible that the placenta is implanted in the uterine muscle layer, causing incomplete placental detachment and heavy bleeding.

3. The placental venous pool (also called the blood pool) is located in the center of the placental villi where there is no villi. It is a larger, nearly circular dark area in the placental substance. Dense light spots can be seen flowing from the side walls into the dark area. If the range is large, it will affect the exchange of villus blood flow, which is the blood sinus. Sinusoids have no obvious effect on fetal development.

4. The first bleeding of marginal placental sinusoids occurs late, mostly at 37-40 weeks of pregnancy or after delivery, and the amount of bleeding is also less. It depends on the size and location of the sinusoids. It is possible that the sinusoids contract poorly after placental detachment, resulting in heavy bleeding. This is the most important thing.