The placenta detachment from the uterine wall is one of the cases that often occurs in the third trimester of pregnancy and affects approximately 1% of women. It is a condition in which the placenta cannot be reconnected to the uterus again, nor can it be prevented in the first place, but it can be treated according to the severity of the condition and the location. Separation, and the stage at which the separation occurred.

In cases of partial separation, the doctor advises complete bed rest, and he may prescribe some medications, especially if the fetus has not yet completed its development, and the doctor may prescribe blood transfusion as a treatment in other cases, but in the case of complete separation, the best treatment is to complete the birth process, and in most cases it is not Natural childbirth is an option, especially if the fetus is unstable, so caesarean section is used as a solution to this problem.