Contemporary Nursing

Postpartum hemorrhage is defined as vaginal bleeding that reaches or exceeds 500 ml within 24 hours of delivery. At present, with the development and improvement of clinical health care and science and technology, the technique of Cesarean section is becoming mature gradually. Due to the increasing pressure on people’s lives and the changing conception of birth, the phenomenon of late marriage and late childbirth is more common, so some parturients, after comprehensive analysis of their own factors, decided to choose Cesarean Section; however, there is no denying that, the phenomenon of massive hemorrhage caused by Cesarean section is also increasing year by year, which has become the fundamental factor of causing maternal death. Clinical studies have shown that factors such as Placenta Previa and pregnancy induced hypertension syndrome can also lead to massive postpartum hemorrhage after Cesarean section. Once postpartum hemorrhage occurs, a woman will face the risk of having her uterus removed, the more serious cases may even be life-threatening, so it is important to take active and effective measures to prevent and treat postpartum hemorrhage, not only can effectively avoid hysterectomy, but also can fully guarantee the safety of maternal life. Now we come together to explore the most common clinical postpartum hemorrhage prevention and care measures.

Midwifery care; Postpartum Hemorrhage; Preventive measures; Impact analysis