Medical complications in a woman caused by pregnancy, labor and delivery have been a national health problem, which is why healthcare providers include the prevention of complex pregnancies in the 2020 National Health Goals. It is important to find out the risk factors of every gestation of a woman to improve their obstetrical care and prevent maternal mortality and morbidity. Postpartum hemorrhage is on of the primary causes of maternal mortality.
Postpartum hemorrhage is the heavy bleeding right after the delivery of the baby. It happens before and after the placenta has been removed or delivered, but it also can happen later. A vaginal delivery has an average of 500 ml blood loss while the cesarean delivery has an approximately 1 000 ml
Postpartum hemorrhage is the heavy bleeding right after the delivery of the baby. It happens before and after the placenta has been removed or delivered, but it also can happen later. A vaginal delivery has an average of 500 ml blood loss while the cesarean delivery has an approximately 1 000 ml