Patient's question:
I am a pregnant woman, and I am in my 30th week of pregnancy with my second child. The day before yesterday, I had a thorough examination and found blood sinuses on the ultrasound report, but the area is a bit large. I would like to ask if this condition can be absorbed on its own? Will it interfere with the fetus? Also, my baby is a bit small.Doctor's answer:
Based on the condition, it is suspected that there may be placental abruption and small blood pools. If the blood sinuses do not expand further, they will gradually absorb. Blood sinuses are usually caused by external resistance. If the blood sinuses are large, they may slightly interfere with the fetus. The fetus mainly receives nutrients through the placenta. There is protein in your urine, so it is recommended to regularly check your blood pressure. It is advised to rest in bed, engage in minimal exercise, and pay attention to self-counting fetal movements, which should not exceed 3 times per hour. If you experience abdominal pain or vaginal bleeding, seek medical attention promptly for follow-up.