The third stage of labor, also known as placental delivery, refers to the time after the newborn has been delivered completely until the placenta has been delivered completely.
The third stage of labor is characterized by regular uterine contractions, placenta separation, expulsion, control of hemorrhage, permanent contraction, and uterine retraction.
Postpartum hemorrhage control and placenta expulsion in its entirety are the main management goals.
HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES
ARSENIC ALBUM30– Arsenic album is one of the best treatments for the last stage of labor when the placenta is still adherent to the uterus. Discharge is profuse and acrid. Cutting pain in the lower part of the abdomen running upwards. Patient is prostrated and the vital state sinks. Great burning pain with nervous prostration. Mentally, the patient expresses fear, anxiety, and restlessness.
ARNICA MONTANA 30– Arnica will absorb the blood and encourage maximum recovery of the damaged nerve tissue, making it the best treatment for excessive bleeding in the third stage of labor.
BELLIS PERENNIS 30After childbirth, the uterus feels tight and achy, as if it were being squeezed. Bellisperennis is another popular remedy to lessen bleeding in the third stage of labor.
PULSATILLA NIG 30-.-Pulsatilla, where the uterine contractions are very weak, is a great treatment for bleeding from retained placenta.
CANTHARIS 30-An additional effective treatment for placenta retention accompanied by painful urination is cantharis.
After delivery, urine retention is treated with causticum (causticum 30).
VISCUM ALB 30 –The placenta can also be retained using it.
BELLADONNA30In this case, the lochia is hot and scanty, and belladonna is another treatment for placenta retention with excessively hot blood.
SABINA 30One of the best treatments for placenta retention caused by atonic uterine conditions is sabina.
Another effective labor remedy is caulophylum, which treats prolonged lochia and great atony as well as passive oozing for days from relaxed vessels. Caulophyllum is used when labor is rushed and results in hemorrhage due to a lack of tonicity.
CHINA 30– Significant weakness due to blood loss in the third stage and excessive bleeding
KREOSOTUM 30-The distinctive characteristic of the lochia in Kreosotum is that it almost completely stops before picking back up again.
Pyrogen has a thin, acrid, brown, and extremely fetid lochia, which is suppressed by chills and accompanied by a fever and excessive sweating.
SECALE CORThere is no expulsive action, despite the fact that everything is relaxed, and there is retention of the placenta.
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