In early pregnancy, shortly after the fertilized egg implants, the fetal development is still unstable. If the fertilized embryo implants at a low position in the lower part of the uterus, there may be risks as the pregnancy progresses, such as the occurrence of pelvic detachment, which can cause vaginal bleeding. So, what should we do if the fetal pelvis is low in early pregnancy?
1. Understand your own situation. If a pregnant mother experiences such a situation, she needs to go to the hospital for examination to understand her own condition. Usually, the fertilized embryo implants inside the uterus. If the implantation site is low, it can cause the fetal pelvis to be low and close to the cervical opening. Later, as the cervical opening expands, placental abruption and bacterial invasion may occur. Pregnant women should be aware of its dangers and follow the doctor's advice to improve.
2. Take good care of your health. Moderate health care can prevent dangerous situations from occurring. Usually, the health care method is for pregnant women to do less vigorous exercise and rest in bed. Moreover, pregnant women should avoid squatting, as it can easily cause the cervix to dilate, leading to the stretching of the fetus and causing bleeding.
3. Monitor the condition. Pregnant women with low pelvic floor in early pregnancy should closely monitor their condition. If there is recurrent vaginal bleeding and threatened miscarriage, they should follow the doctor's advice to terminate the pregnancy.
Anyway, having a low fetal pelvis is not a good thing, and pregnant women need to be more careful to avoid dangerous situations. Once a large amount of bleeding occurs, it can endanger the life of the pregnant woman. Pregnant women must closely monitor their condition and take good care of themselves.
