Patient's question:
I am very scared when this happens. I often have lower abdominal pain and don't know how to solve it, so I came here to consult. Please ask, what are the dangers of fetal hypoxia?Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is caused by adverse factors and requires active treatment, oxygen therapy, increasing nutritional supplementation, and vitamin and trace element supplementation. Maintain a relaxed mood, pay attention to rest, and provide nutritional support therapy. The management of polyhydramnios primarily depends on whether the fetus has malformations and whether the pregnant woman's compression symptoms are severe. If the compression symptoms are severe or the fetus has malformations, pregnancy should be terminated immediately, and artificial rupture of membranes with induction of labor should be performed. If the fetus is without malformations and the symptoms are mild, and the pregnant woman shows no obvious discomfort, a low-sodium diet can be provided, and sedatives can be used as appropriate. Close observation of changes in amniotic fluid volume should be maintained until full-term delivery.