Preterm Labor Symptoms and Causes (Premature)

Preterm Labor Symptoms and Causes

Preterm Labor Symptoms; Premature birth your pregnancy is 20. It happens after the week. 20. Births that occur before the week are called miscarriages. On average, 70% of the deaths that occur during premature birth consist of long-term brain-nerve injuries. Premature birth occurs in 10% of all births.

What are the factors that lead to Preterm Labor?

• The mother’s previous premature birth increases the risk factor.
• The mother’s active infection increases the risk of premature birth.
• Excessive distension of the uterus: multiple pregnancy, increases the risk of premature birth.
• The baby’s high amniotic fluid increases the risk of premature birth.
• The baby’s placenta implantation and early separation (placenta previa or abruption) increases the risk of premature birth.
• Cervical insufficiency (cervical insufficiency) increases the risk of premature birth.
• Causes originating from the uterus increase the risk of premature birth.
• Preeclampsia increases the risk of premature birth.
• Trauma or surgery increases the risk of premature birth.
• Smoking increases the risk of premature birth.
• Irregular or inadequate nutrition increases the risk of premature birth.
• Drug use increases the risk of premature birth.

Group of premature birth cases with unknown cause

On average, 80% of premature births spontaneously start premature labor. Early labor can be started to protect the health of the mother as a result of factors such as early water breakage.

Other factors that trigger Preterm Labor are:

• The mother is under 18 years old,
• The mother is over 40 years old,
• The mother is extremely thin before pregnancy,
• The mother has had many births,
• The period between pregnancies is short,
• The socioeconomic status is low,
• Inadequate nutrition,
• The mother is overweight,
• Smoking,

Factors related to pregnancy that can lead to Preterm Labor :

• Pregnancy-related high blood pressure
• Multiple pregnancy
• Serious anomalies in the baby
• The baby has too much water
• The baby has not enough water

The situations in which premature birth should not be stopped are as follows;

Maternal factors that may lead to premature birth:

• High blood pressure
• Heart and lung diseases
• 4 cm opening of the cervix
• Separation of the baby’s partner
• Mother experiencing severe bleeding

Factors that lead to premature birth related to the baby:

• Baby dying in the womb
• Anomalies that may affect the baby’s life
• Irregular heartbeats of the baby
• Intrauterine infection
• Severe intrauterine growth retardation

 

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