What about amniotic fluid embolism?

Amniotic fluid embolism is recommended to take the following first aid measures: the first is respiratory support, keep breathing unobstructed, mask oxygen or endotracheal intubation, give positive pressure oxygen, so as to relieve the heart, brain, kidney and other important organs of hypoxia. The second is circulatory support, in fluid replacement must limit the amount of fluid, otherwise it is easy to cause heart failure or pulmonary edema. For patients with shock, if the blood volume is insufficient, it is recommended to supplement fresh blood or plasma as soon as possible. The third is to support hemodynamic stability. The fourth is to recommend relief of pulmonary hypertension. The fifth is to adopt cardiopulmonary resuscitation in clinical practice. The sixth is to establish a new circulatory support strategy so that patients with amniotic fluid embolism can be effectively rescued in clinical practice.