What is postpartum hemorrhage? Postpartum hemorrhage is severe bleeding after giving birth and is the leading cause of maternal morbidity and mortality in the world. Find more videos at
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I lost 1.5L from a tear wow this is informative
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Do you have any video on abortion?
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My girlfriend had this, she gave birth and lost a lot of blood, they couldn’t take it all out, so a few hours later she went to use to bathroom I helped her, I noticed she wasn’t saying anything or she’s been in there too long, the doctors came to check up on her, she opened the door and my girlfriend was just laying there all pale she couldn’t move it’s like she was dead, we found she lost even more blood, she fainted and was unconscious, and i was so frightened, I didn’t like seeing her like that, she hemorrhage, the doctors saved her life by plugging her in all these machines so they gave her a blood transfusion, gave her new blood basically, she described it as she seen a lot of blood and she began hearing ringing sounds and she was weak and dizzy and she began fainting, and she couldn’t move. I never wanna lose her she’s the best girl ever. But I’m glad I have my baby daughter and girlfriend here
I suffered blood loss of 1.7l during suction D&C for a missed miscarriage at 12 weeks and was given blood transfusion. The doctor said it was because of uterine atony but don’t know what caused it. So many unanswered questions 😔
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other also more common causes in the wards that deserves a mention include retained product of conception and endometritis.
Brilliantly explained! ❤️
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Seems like finding excuses for the crime committed…. in earnest! Bam n booooo
Awesomely informative and perfectly explained! Thank you so much! 😊😊 7/5/2019
This is what happened to me after I gave birth to my son almost 3 yrs ago. Lost 2.1Ltrs of blood. Grateful for both of us being alive after this ordeal. Thanks for giving me for more information on this. Much love!!
Good work man
is syntocinon (exogenous oxytocin) the medication given to increase uterine contraction
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2019 anyone? very usefull thank you so very much
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This is what kill my aunt when she was pregnant with her baby boy
Treatment of placenta accreta please…
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Porfavor traducir al Español!
Plz make a animation vedio of mechanism of labour …..
Please put video about malposition,malpresentation of baby in labor
Cool I’m never reproducing thanks
The definition for pph becomes symptomatic approach
Risk factors for postpartum hemorrhage include a prolonged third stage of labor, multiple delivery, episiotomy, fetal macrosomia, and history of postpartum hemorrhage. However, postpartum hemorrhage also occurs in women with no risk factors. So physicians from Bio tex clinic told me that doctors must be prepared to manage this condition at every delivery. Strategies for minimizing the effects of postpartum hemorrhage include identifying and correcting anemia before delivery. Being aware of the mother's beliefs about blood transfusions, and eliminating routine episiotomy. Reexamination of the patient's vital signs and vaginal flow before leaving the delivery area may help detect slow, steady bleeding. The best preventive strategy is active management of the third stage of labor to prevent one case of postpartum hemorrhage. Hospital guidelines encouraging this practice have resulted in significant reductions in the incidence of massive hemorrhage. Active management, which involves administering an uterotonic drug with or soon after the delivery of the anterior shoulder, controlled cord traction, and, usually, early cord clamping and cutting. Decreases the risk of postpartum hemorrhage and shortens the third stage of labor with no significant increase in the risk of retained placenta. Compared with expectant management, in which the placenta is allowed to separate spontaneously aided only by gravity or nipple stimulation. Active management decreases the incidence of postpartum hemorrhage by 68 percent.
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