Management of Complete Placenta Previa-A Case Study

Placenta previa affects approximately 0.5% of pregnancies. After four cesarean sections, however, it affects 10% of pregnancies. Rates of disease have increased over the late 20^th century and early 21^st century. Such a case was witnessed where a 36 year-old female (G4P2L1D1A1) with 25 weeks of gestation came to the OPD with complains of breathlessness. She is known case of RH incompatibility and was administered Anti-D immunoglobulin injection during previous pregnancy, yet was advised to take Anti-D immunoglobulin injection after 28 weeks of gestation.

Treatment advised was Inj. Taxim 1gm and Inj. Aciloc 25mg-IV, Tab. Aciloc 150mg, OD; Tab. Ferrous Sulphate and MVBC BD, Tab. Cal-D, 500mg-OD and Tab. Vitamin-C, 500mg-OD. A strict protocol of observation was carried to check if she had any spotting to rule out vaginal bleeding and was advised plenty of oral fluids along with regular FHS monitoring.