Patient's question:
Doctor, I am a pregnant woman, 26 years old, and I have developed a placental blood pool. It has caused me to be unable to eat properly, and I am very worried about the child's physical development. How long does it usually take for a placental blood pool to be absorbed?Doctor's answer:
The majority of the placental blood pool is absorbed by the body. The reoccurrence of the placental blood pool indicates that the placental vessels have broken again, leading to blood accumulation within the placenta. As long as the rupture is not particularly severe, it will not affect the normal growth and development of the fetus. However, if the rupture persists, it may cause excessive blood in the placenta, even affecting the fetus's breathing, leading to the fetus experiencing choking.I hope the above answer helps you. Wishing you good health.