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Get your placental abruption questions answered by our birth injury lawyers. Find out the effects the bleeding has on your baby and how its treated.
A: Under normal circumstances, the placenta (the structure that transports gases and nutrients between mother and child) remains attached to the uterus until after the baby is delivered. If there’s a placental abruption, the placenta separates too early (while the baby is not yet delivered), jeopardizing the health of both mother and child. Placental abruption can cause…
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