Patient's question:
Will there still be placenta previa after pregnancy after a missed miscarriage? Treatment and outcome: Continuous bleeding for four months, unsuccessful attempt to save the pregnancy for half a month, no amniotic fluid left, and had to undergo a missed miscarriage. What help do you need: Four and a half months of placenta previa with continuous bleeding, unsuccessful attempt to save the pregnancy leading to a missed miscarriage. Can I get pregnant three months after the missed miscarriage? I have recovered very well. Thank you!Doctor's answer:
The normal attachment site of the placenta is on the posterior wall, anterior wall, or lateral wall of the uterine body. If the placenta attaches to the lower segment of the uterus or covers the internal cervical os, and its position is lower than the presenting part of the fetus, it is called placenta previa. Placenta previa is one of the main causes of bleeding in late pregnancy and is a serious complication of pregnancy. Improper management can endanger the safety of both the mother and the fetus. By the time of mid-trimester induction of labor, the placenta has already formed, the fetus is larger, and the bones have hardened, requiring full dilation of the cervix for delivery. Therefore, induction of labor is equivalent to a natural birth. After a successful induction of labor, it is usually necessary to stay in the hospital for observation for 3 days.