Placenta

I have has 4 c-sections and with the last one I was told we do not want to be doing this again. wall was so thin that they could hardly sew it back together. My DR. said it was paper thin. Also I had so much scar tissue that the doctor had a very hard tome getting thru to the baby. I lost soo much blood that I was falling asleep on the table and could not make heads or tails of what people were saying to me during the surgery. I thought I was going to die. I have just found out that despite all I am pregnant. I am scared to death, I dont know what is worse for me and the the baby. abortion or 5th C-section. I do not want to leave the world and leave mu 4 children.

An anterior placent is quite normal. The main thing about it it that it will make it difficult for someone to work out how the baby is lying by feeling your abdomen. An ultrasound will have no problem though. As long as the placenta is in the upper segment of the uterus it should not cause an problems.

the doctor may want to induce the labor at exactly 9 months. yes it will be normal.

No. Neither should a vaginal ultrasound be done. There is a significant risk of damaging the placenta.

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I would definitely discuss with your ob/gyn or even your family physician.

The placenta is the nourishing membrane around a fetus that grows from the inside of the mom's uterus. Your answer is, ". . . the mom . . ."

Treatment really depends on the severity of the separation. If it is mild, avoiding strenuous activity, and sometimes bed rest will be ordered, either in the hospital or the home. Regardless of severity the health care professional will want to assess the fetal well being. However if it is a moderate to severe separation, you will remain in the hospital for observation and possible emergency C section. The treatment for moderate to severe abruptio which compromises maternal and fetal well being consists of IV fluids, supplemental oxygen, and an emergency cesarean birth. Depending on the HgB and Hct levels and blood loss, a blood or platelet transfusion may be indicated. Tocolytics such as mag sulfate are generally contraindicated in abruptio. However if in active preterm labor, the separation is mild, and blood loss is very minimal, a tocolytic might be used to postpone labor. This will depend on the provider, and only be used if the healthcare provider determines that the fetal development (Lungs) will benefit from delaying delivery in which the time will be utilized to administer steroid treatments to further develop the lungs. Lastly for drugs, an RH - mother will be administered the immunoglobulin RHoGAM to prevent mom from forming antibodies to future RH + pregnancies. NOTE: If abdominal pain, abdominal distention, light or heavy vaginal bleeding, increase in normal HR, fever, lightheadedness/hypotension, respiratory distress, alteration in normal cognitive status or decreased fetal movement is present, seek immediate medical attention, as abruptio placentae can cause hypovolemic shock in the mother, and possibly death of the unborn baby if not promptly treated. Simply put, better to be safe than sorry. Hope this helped!

The mother is at risk of severe and uncontrollable bleeding (hemorrhage), with dangerous blood loss. If the mother's bleeding is quite severe, this puts the fetus at risk of becoming oxygen deprived

from the chorion frondosum of the fetus and the decidua basalis of the mother

The main function of placenta in pregnancy is to supply your baby with sufficient nourishment. Generally it is found to evaluate around one-sixth of your newborn's weight.

Every minute during the pregnancy, approximately about 550 ml of blood gets pushed into the uterus to replace enough nutrients with the placenta for your baby.

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it extracts food and oxygen from the uterine wall of the mother to the fetus.

No. That would not be normal.

concealed hemorrhage

Milk is for mammal consumption. Other than adding calcium to the soil, it doesnt help the plant. Plants naturally seek water in the soil. It could possibly survive in the milk but would like the water better.

Placenta spuria--placental tissue that has no connection tot he main placenta. Placenta succenturiate--additional lobe of placental tissue only slightly connected to the main placenta. neither of these is an indication for a cesarian. However, the delivering doctor needs to be aware of your diagnosis, and needs to make sure that all the placental tissue is delivered. (This is done by carefully examining the placenta after delivery.) If there is any question, a D&C may need to be performed (actually just the curettage, or scraping, as the cervix is wide open).

I believe that it is where the placenta covers the cervix. Potentially serious condition. I believe it is where the placenta is covering the cervix. Potentially serious condition.

This is what gives ur baby food and oxygen. Once you give birth its supposed to be cut and soon it dries up and that's what makes ur belly button.