postpartum hemorrhage

After childbirth, women can feel the uterus larger and softer by touching the fundus of the uterus through the abdomen. Normal uterine contractions will occur soon after childbirth and can become smaller and harder. If the uterus feels like a pocket, considering the performance of poor uterine contractions, it may show signs of massive bleeding. In addition, if the amount of vaginal bleeding gradually increases, it is also a precursor to massive bleeding. It is recommended to prevent excessive anxiety and tension after delivery, and regularly go to the hospital to check the uterine contraction, because poor uterine contraction will cause postpartum hemorrhage. If there is residue in the uterus after delivery, uterine infection may cause massive bleeding.