Placental implantation: understanding high-risk factors and prevention methods

Placenta implantation is a serious complication, which often leads to massive hemorrhage, shock, uterine perforation, infection and even death. This article will deeply discuss the high-risk factors and preventive methods of placenta accreta, and help pregnant women to better understand and prevent this disease.

High risk factors

Placenta implantation is common in pregnant women with a history of abortion, curettage, cesarean section and myomectomy. Endometritis, scar formation, multiple deliveries or elderly primiparas are also high risk factors. Abortion and cesarean section are the main causes.

Prevention and monitoring

Pregnant women with a history of placenta implantation in their first child have an increased risk of pregnancy again. Regular pregnancy check-ups, close monitoring of fetal development, to avoid late childbirth. Auxiliary diagnostic methods include B-ultrasound, nuclear magnetic resonance and endoscopy.

Treatment plan

Placenta implantation used to require hysterectomy, which was extremely risky. Now, there are better treatments to avoid the risk of hysterectomy. Pregnant women should seek medical treatment in time and receive professional treatment.