Under what circumstances, expectant mothers cannot give birth naturally. Many children can't give birth naturally during childbirth. There are many reasons for this situation, some of which can be foreseen and avoided in advance, while others require Ma Bao to prepare for unnatural childbirth. Come and have a look with me when the expectant mother can't give birth naturally.
Under what circumstances can expectant mothers not give birth naturally? 1 urban "epidemic"
In recent years, sub-health has gradually become a popular word of the times. So, what is sub-health? According to the World Health Organization, sub-health refers to the critical state between health and disease. Although all kinds of instruments and test results are negative, the human body still has various uncomfortable feelings.
The word "sub-health" has been used abroad for nearly twenty years, but it was put forward by 1996 in China. This is a new concept of medical theory, which is the result of social development, science and the improvement of human living standards. It is directly related to people's unhealthy lifestyle and increasing social pressure in modern society. A survey by the World Health Organization on sub-health shows that healthy people account for about 5% of the global population, people with definite diseases account for about 20%, and people in sub-health state account for about 75%. According to the survey of office workers in ten major cities in recent years, 48% of them are in sub-health state, among which coastal cities are higher than inland cities, mental workers are higher than manual workers, middle-aged people are higher than young people, and senior intellectuals and entrepreneurs are in sub-health state as high as 70%.
What are the symptoms of subhealth?
Cardiovascular symptoms: feel flustered, short of breath, chest tightness and breath holding when going upstairs or walking.
Symptoms of digestive system: I have no appetite for food, sometimes I don't want to eat when I am hungry, and it tastes tasteless.
Bone and joint symptoms: I often feel backache or general discomfort, and my neck and joints will "giggle" when I am active.
Symptoms of nervous system: fatigue, headache, dizziness and poor memory.
Mental and psychological symptoms: inexplicable irritability, easy to get angry, nervous and afraid when encountering small things.
Sleep symptoms: it is difficult to fall asleep, easy to wake up in the morning, and often have nightmares at night.
Urinary system symptoms: sexual dysfunction or decreased sexual requirements, frequent urination and urgency.
Maintain optimal fertility
Pregnancy is related to physiological biological clock and emotional biological clock. If couples are in a sub-health state of emotional tension, anxiety and depression for a long time, these biological clocks will be chaotic, thus making the road to good pregnancy bumpy. How to get rid of sub-health and maintain the best fertility is not an easy task, and it needs to start from life.
Regular life, reasonable diet and proper medicated diet are very helpful to improve sub-health. Insist on doing aerobic exercise every day; Ensure adequate sleep, but never abuse sedatives and sleeping pills; Learn to adjust your emotions, be kind to pressure, be open-minded and cultivate a variety of hobbies.
Go to the hospital for a targeted check-up to see if there are any diseases. In the sub-health population, some people are between subclinical and disease, which can also be called "preclinical" state, that is to say, although there are organic diseases, the symptoms are not obvious and some specific symptoms have not yet appeared. If we don't pay attention to this situation, it is likely to develop into a certain disease state.
Pre-pregnancy examination is equally important, because pre-pregnancy examination can find and correct diseases affecting pregnancy and fetus in time, and can effectively prevent pregnancy complications and hereditary and congenital diseases of fetus. It is recommended that all couples who are going to get pregnant have a pre-pregnancy check-up.
In addition to psychological and physical preparation, stable work, happy mood, good relationship between husband and wife and family harmony are also of positive significance to pregnancy, so to prepare a healthy baby, we must be fully prepared. In addition, try to avoid getting pregnant after drinking and taking medicine or when you are tired and depressed. If you get pregnant when two people and their families are not harmonious, it is not only unfavorable for your mother to prepare for pregnancy, but also extremely unfavorable for your baby's healthy development in the future.
Who is the person who is most prone to sub-health?
1, people with excessive mental burden and pressure.
2. People with heavy mental work.
3. People with heavy manual labor burden.
4, interpersonal tension, resulting in a heavier burden.
5. People who have been engaged in simple mechanization for a long time (lack of external communication and stimulation).
6. People with irregular lives.
7. People who have an unbalanced diet and often smoke and drink.
Under what circumstances can expectant mothers not give birth naturally? 2 what special circumstances can't give birth naturally?
Fetal macrosomia:
A baby weighing 4000 grams or more and having a biparietal diameter greater than 9.5 cm is called a giant. If the fetus is large, the chances of surgical delivery will increase, which may lead to brachial plexus injury, clavicle fracture, intracranial hemorrhage, shoulder dystocia, neonatal asphyxia and even death. For my mother, the soft birth canal was severely torn, even the uterus was broken, the coccyx was broken, urine leaked, feces leaked and so on. It increases the probability of midwifery operation and easily leads to infection. The uterine contraction is weak, and the labor process is prolonged, which easily leads to postpartum hemorrhage. Due to pelvic floor tissue damage, if the uterus is located in the back, it may lead to uterine prolapse.
Abnormal fetal position:
Generally speaking, after 30 weeks of pregnancy, the vibration caused by the abnormal position of the fetus in the uterus appears for a long time in pregnant women and menstrual mothers with loose abdominal wall. Abnormal fetal position includes breech position, transverse position, occipital posterior position and facial position. Hip position is more common, and lateral position is the most harmful to pregnant women and babies. Abnormal fetal position will lead to secondary uterine inertia, thus prolonging the labor process, usually requiring surgical assistance, which is easy to cause soft birth canal injury and increase the chances of postpartum hemorrhage and infection. If the fetal head compresses the soft birth canal for a long time, ischemic necrosis and shedding may occur, forming reproductive tract fistula. Obstructive dystocia, if not treated in time, will lead to uterine rupture and endanger maternal life.
The second stage of labor is prolonged and the chances of surgical delivery are increased. Long-term compression of the baby's head may cause intracranial hemorrhage, neonatal distress and neonatal asphyxia. The baby's face is compressed and deformed, and the facial skin is blue, purple and swollen, especially the lips, which affects sucking. In severe cases, laryngeal edema may occur, affecting swallowing and breathing.
Pregnant women with narrow or inclined pelvis:
Pelvic stenosis or inclination means that the pelvic diameter is too short or the shape is abnormal, which leads to the pelvic cavity being smaller than the limit of fetal presentation, which hinders the decline of fetal presentation, thus affecting the smooth progress of labor. If the pelvic entrance plane is narrow, it is easy to have abnormal fetal position, which usually leads to secondary uterine atony, leading to prolonged or stagnant labor. If the pelvic midplane is narrow, it will affect the rotation of the fetal head, and the fetal head will be embedded in the birth canal for a long time, and the soft tissue will be compressed, leading to ischemia, edema, necrosis and shedding, leading to postpartum genital fistula.
Premature rupture of membranes and surgical midwifery increase the chances of infection. Severe obstructive dystocia, if not treated in time, will lead to threatened uterine rupture, even uterine rupture, endangering maternal life. For babies, it causes fetal distress and even death; Intracranial hemorrhage is easy to occur due to prolonged labor, fetal head compression, ischemia and hypoxia. Narrow birth canal and increased chances of surgical delivery lead to neonatal birth injury and infection.