Uterus Tears or Ruptures in Normal Delivery-What to Expect?-Dr.Nandyala R Padmapriya|Doctors' Circle скачать в хорошем качестве

Uterus Tears or Ruptures in Normal Delivery-What to Expect?-Dr.Nandyala R Padmapriya|Doctors' Circle

🌐https://www.cloudninecare.com/doctors... 📞 +91 99728 99728 (Online & in-person appointment can be booked online or by call) 📧 [email protected] 🌐https://www.cloudninecare.com/centre/... Cloudnine Hospitals, Hitech City, Hyderabad Uterus rupture can happen during normal delivery . There are two situations where it can happen one is if there is a scar on the uterus like if there was a previous cesarean delivery where there was a hysterotomy that is a second trimester abortion by opening the abdomen or if there was myomectomy. Myomectomy means removal of fibroids and suturing the fall of the uterus. The other situation where uterine rupture can happen is in obstructed labour which is very uncommon these days but in rural settings it's still there where patients stay at home for days together in labor and go to hospital in the last minute. So it can be prevented. We have to select the the cases whenever we're giving vaginal birth after a cesarean or on a scarred uterus where there was a myomectomy or a hysteretomy done. We need to select the patients carefully we have certain indications where we select the patients like if the cesarean was done for a non-recurrent indication like malpresentation. If the patient gets into spontaneous labour, if the cesarean was not done in the second stage of labour pretty of the few indications where we select the patients for vaginal birth after cesarian and we should also have a good hospital setup when we are giving a vaginal birth after cesarean and in obstructive, we can prevent it by preventing obstructed labours. We have to educate our women in our country to come to the hospital and seek medical help whenever it's required in pregnancy or labour. So before the delivery of the baby we get to know when the baby heartbeat starts to fall down. So immediately the patient has to be taken up for a C-section. There has to be a continuous electronic fetal monitoring of the fetus inside the womb. Whenever we are giving a vaginal birth for a scarred uterus when the rupture happens after delivery there is no bleeding if the patient is fine if the vitals are stable, nothing to be done we don't have to explore the scar and see. If at all there is a bleeding we try to massage the uterus we try to find out from where if there are any other tears from where the bleeding is happening and we use medical methods. There are so many advanced medicines to stop the bleeding we try all this. The team work we need to arrange for blood and blood products immediately in case all these methods fail then we'll have to and the patient is still bleeding if the bleeding exceeds 500 mL and patient is becoming unstable we need to take the patient up for laparotomy and we need to find out where the rupture is and suture the site and stop the bleeding. Uterus tears or ruptures in normal delivery | Uterus before and after birth |Ectopic pregnancy to normal delivery |Why cervix doesn't open during labour |How to not tear during labour |Episiotomy vs natural tear | Normal delivery me stitches healing time |How to avoid stitches in normal delivery |How to not tear during birth |Problems after removal of uterus |What happens when uterus is removed |Uterine rupture during vbac |How not to tear during labour | What is vaginal tearing |In normal delivery when stitches recovery #cloudnine #cloudninehospitals #uterusproblem #laborpain #highriskpregnancy #childbirthstory #childbirth #weknowmoms #uterus #womb #birth #uterusproblems #pregnant #childbirtheducation #motherhood #baby #postpartumrecovery #vaginalbirth #birth #naturalbirth #hospitalbirth