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===== Mrita garbha (intrauterine death) and its management =====
===== Mrita garbha (intrauterine death) and its management =====
All the factors which are contraindicated during pregnancy and are known to cause harm to the fetus, if continued by the mother can cause upavishtaka, nagodara, garbhashosa. If left untreated, excessive accumulation of doshas with maternal illness may lead to placental insufficiency and fetal disorders where it fails to metabolize nutrients and causes fetal death. The symptoms of mritagarbha (fetal death) also signify causes as antepartum hemorrhage, hypovolemia and its complications in the mother.
All the factors which are contraindicated during pregnancy and are known to cause harm to the fetus, if continued by the mother can cause upavishtaka, nagodara, garbhashosa. If left untreated, excessive accumulation of doshas with maternal illness may lead to placental insufficiency and fetal disorders where it fails to metabolize nutrients and causes fetal death. The symptoms of mritagarbha (fetal death) also signify causes as antepartum hemorrhage, hypovolemia and its complications in the mother. [30]
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To expel the dead fetus, the treatments to be administered are to initiate uterine contractions and induce labor. If necessary surgical treatment for removal of a dead fetus is also believed to save the mother from serious complications like DIC (disseminated intravascular coagulopathy) may occur if fetal fibrin is absorbed in maternal circulation. After the removal of the dead fetus, the physician should administer sura varga (alcoholic preparations) for the relief of pain and purification of the gut and genito-urinary system and also for the sense of exhilaration. Loss of fetus in such a later stage can be very stressful for mother and anxiety, depression and other psychotic complications may arise if proper care is not taken. Once there is complete shuddhi of koshtha and garbhashaya, one should give brimhana treatment to promote tissue bulk and nutrition. As there is the removal of the kleda from all dhatus during the management and shuddhi, santarpana is very essential.
To expel the dead fetus, the treatments to be administered are to initiate uterine contractions and induce labor. If necessary surgical treatment for removal of a dead fetus is also believed to save the mother from serious complications like DIC (disseminated intravascular coagulopathy) may occur if fetal fibrin is absorbed in maternal circulation. After the removal of the dead fetus, the physician should administer sura varga (alcoholic preparations) for the relief of pain and purification of the gut and genito-urinary system and also for the sense of exhilaration. Loss of fetus in such a later stage can be very stressful for mother and anxiety, depression and other psychotic complications may arise if proper care is not taken. Once there is complete shuddhi of koshtha and garbhashaya, one should give brimhana treatment to promote tissue bulk and nutrition. As there is the removal of the kleda from all dhatus during the management and shuddhi, santarpana is very essential.