Managing Postpartum Complications: PPH and Delayed PPH
Learn about assessing and managing postpartum complications like Postpartum Hemorrhage (PPH) and Delayed PPH, including causes, symptoms, and treatment options. Find out the importance of prompt medical attention and referral to a healthcare facility for proper care.
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Assessing and Managing Post Partum Complications: PPH
Most Important Complications Encountered in Postpartum Period Post Partum Haemorrhage Puerperal sepsis 2
Delayed PPH Occurs 24 hours after delivery up to six weeks postpartum. Causes: Retained placental fragments Infection in the uterus 3
Management of Delayed PPH Give Inj. Oxytocin 10 IU I/M stat Start IV infusion of 20 IU Oxytocin in 1000 ml of Ringer Lactate/Normal saline at rate of 40-60 drops/min Suspect infection if fever and/or foul smelling vaginal discharge Give antibiotics as per protocol 4
Key message Delayed PPH is mainly because of retained placental bits and infection Antibiotics and oxytocin should be given The woman must be referred to a functional FRU for care after giving the first dose 5
