What are the four major causes of postpartum hemorrhage?
1. The four main causes of postpartum hemorrhage are uterine inertia, laceration of soft birth canal, placental factors and coagulation dysfunction. The four causes can exist at the same time, or they can be mutually causal.
2. Uterine atony is the most common cause of postpartum hemorrhage, accounting for about 10% of postpartum hemorrhage. The factors affecting uterine contraction can be that the parturient is extremely nervous because of excessive fear of delivery, or that the prolonged labor process leads to extreme fatigue and general failure of the parturient. In addition, some people say that pregnant women lack exercise in their daily life and their constitution is not too hard, which will cause uterine contraction fatigue when they are children. This is also an unconfirmed statement. The intensity of uterine contraction during delivery is not directly related to the normal exercise of pregnant women.
3. Placental factors can be caused by previous curettage or uterine cavity operation, which can damage the endometrium and easily cause placental adhesion or implantation. Special reminder, although many people are painless now, they can't be said to be harmless. The history of multiple abortions is also a very important factor of endometrial injury.
4. The common factors of soft birth canal laceration are poor elasticity of vulva tissue, urgent delivery or over-delivery, macrosomia and so on.
5. The proportion of coagulation dysfunction is small, which can be caused by placental abruption and amniotic fluid embolism.
Postpartum weight loss and fitness
Nowadays, new mothers begin to try various slimming methods to restore slim figure, because most people will continue to gain weight after giving birth, and how to get rid of fat and restore skin firmness has become a top priority for new mothers besides taking care of their babies. There are many ways to lose weight after childbirth, such as regular fitness, adequate rest and yoga. But mothers must not blindly take diet pills and should lose weight scientifically and healthily.
In addition, six months after delivery is an excellent golden period for mothers to lose weight. At this time, if mothers comprehensively adjust their life, diet, rest and exercise, they can often reach the ideal weight level. It needs the doctor's approval to start losing weight regularly after delivery, and many factors such as diet and nutrition need to be considered. Correct weight loss after delivery can achieve twice the result with half the effort.