Patient's question:
My baby is one year old. When I gave birth to my baby, it was a cesarean section, but because of postpartum hemorrhage, I had to go to the hospital again. I want to ask how to treat postpartum hemorrhage?Doctor's answer:
Late postpartum hemorrhage is very dangerous, and severe bleeding can lead to recurrent shock and coagulation disorders. If a hospital lacks blood supply, severe postpartum hemorrhage may also cause the mother to be on the brink of death. Therefore, prevention and treatment should be paid special attention to. Common causes of postpartum hemorrhage include poor uterine contraction, soft tissue laceration, placental factors, and coagulation disorders. These are often associated with excessive tension, fatigue, or the use of large amounts of tranquilizers or artificial anesthesia during labor, as well as prolonged labor and maternal exhaustion.