How many levels is the placenta divided into?
The placenta is divided into four stages, the placenta 0, the placenta 1, the placenta 2 and the placenta 3.
Is the higher the placental level, the better? This is not the case, the higher the level indicates the higher the maturity of the placenta.
Grade 1 marks the basic maturity of the placenta, the level 2 sign has matured, and the level 3 mark The placenta has begun to age.
Does the placenta gradually mature as the fetus increases in months?
The placenta gradually matures as the fetus grows larger. Normally, the placental maturity level will reach level 3 at the time of full term birth, and if the placental maturity level 3 is found before 37 weeks, it means that the placenta is precocious.
Is it harmful for the placenta to enter maturity level 3 early?
If the placental maturity exceeds the number of weeks of gestation, that is, the placental is precocious, the chances of the fetus being a macrosomia increase, and the chance of the expectant mother having a caesarean section also increases.
Placental precocious puberty will also make the amniotic fluid too small, the fetal and maternal nutrient exchange and transport capacity is reduced, will make the mother contractile weak, causing delayed delivery.
How is placental precocious puberty caused?
Excessive calcium supplementation, malnutrition, high blood pressure during pregnancy, and diabetes can cause precocious puberty of the placenta.
How can I avoid placental precocious puberty?
Pregnant women should maintain a hygienic environment for childbirth, and secondly, during pregnancy, they should ensure balanced nutrition and avoid high blood pressure during pregnancy.
In addition to the maturity of the placenta affecting the fetus and production, what other problems can affect?
1. Placental aging. The result is fetal hypoxia, stunting, stunting and even stillbirth, stillbirth, and neonatal asphyxia. Placenta previa.
2. Placenta preposition is very dangerous, which will lead to incorrect fetal position, affect normal development, and postpartum hemorrhage.
3. Placental abruption. Mild placental abruption can cause vaginal bleeding with mild abdominal pain, while the main symptoms of severe placental abruptness are sudden ongoing abdominal pain and/or backache and back pain.