Patient's question:
My wife has reached the due date of her pregnancy. Then she felt that a cesarean section would be better. The surgery went smoothly. But suddenly, my wife had a sudden pulmonary embolism. What should I do? Hello doctor, what should I do about a pulmonary embolism after a cesarean section?Doctor's answer:
After cesarean section, symptoms may include shortness of breath, dizziness, difficulty breathing, wet rales or wheezing in the lungs, and chest pain. The chemical exhibition may lead to complications that could result in lung failure, which could be life-threatening. It is recommended to rest in bed, receive high-concentration oxygen, and measure central venous pressure. Control the quantity and speed. Severe cases may require pain relief medication and shock treatment, as each person's condition is different, and the treatment plan should be adjusted as needed.