Symptoms of postpartum venous thrombosis

The chance of venous thrombosis after delivery is relatively high. When a mother suffers from venous thrombosis, it is easy to cause breathing difficulties. In severe cases, it can lead to low blood pressure, right heart failure, coughing, and sometimes coughing up blood. At this time, you must be vigilant and receive good treatment in time to avoid causing greater harm to the health of the mother. In addition to treatment, you must pay attention to diet and get enough rest.

Symptoms of postpartum venous thrombosis

Experts say that common clinical symptoms of postpartum venous thrombosis include: sudden dyspnea, feeling of impending death, cyanosis, right heart failure, hypotension, cold and wet extremities; chest pain, chest tightness, panic, cough, hemoptysis or foamy or pink sputum, syncope, etc.

How to treat

Experts recommend the use of a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine to treat postpartum deep vein thrombosis in the lower limbs. In the acute phase of venous thrombosis, that is, within 7 days of thrombosis, anticoagulant thrombolytic therapy is used, which is very effective. However, pure Western medicine treatment may cause thrombus detachment at any time. For example, surgical treatment can remove existing thrombi, and the effect is immediate, but surgical vascular damage can cause thrombi to form again, and not everyone can tolerate surgery. For example, simply placing a filter can effectively prevent and treat pulmonary embolism, but it cannot treat thrombosis. The combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine and internal and external medicine can dissolve the primary thrombosis and prevent the formation of secondary thrombosis, thus effectively preventing the occurrence of sequelae.