UTERINE RUPTURE
Uterine rupture is a spontaneous tearing of the uterus that may result in the fetus being expelled into the peritoneal cavity. Most uterine ruptures occur when a pregnant person is in labor, but it can happen during pregnancy. Women who have previously undergone cesarean births and then tried for normal spontaneous delivery or vaginal birth are more likely to experience a uterine rupture. This is a rare but life-threatening complication that requires immediate treatment. Uterine rupture could endanger both the mother and the unborn child's lives. This creates a hole in your abdomen and uterus. This can be very dangerous and cause severe blood loss. The fetus is left without your uterus's protection when your uterus ruptures. This can cause the fetus’s heart rate to slow down and leave it without oxygen. The fetus runs the risk of suffering brain damage or suffocation without oxygen. That’s why the fetus should be delivered quickly and repair the ruptured uterus. A uterine ru...