The fibroid is a type of benign tumor, consisting of muscle tissue and fibrous tissue that develops in the lining of the uterus and usually develops faster during pregnancy and menopause. The gynecologist determines the severity and need for withdrawal. There are 3 types of uterine fibroids and can develop indoors. Outdoors. Between the walls […]
Uterine atonia refers to the loss of the uterus’s ability to contract after childbirth, which increases the risk of postpartum bleeding and puts a woman’s life at risk. This can occur more easily in women who are pregnant with twins, are under 20 years of age or older than 40, or are overweight. It is
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Uterine rupture, also known as a uterine rupture, is a serious obstetric complication in which the muscles of the uterus rupture during the last trimester of pregnancy or at the time of delivery, which can cause excessive bleeding and severe abdominal pain, which can be risking the lives of both the woman and the baby.
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