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Postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) is excessive bleeding after childbirth, with average blood loss of 500 ml for vaginal births and 1000 ml for C-sections. PPH risk factors include placental issues, hypertension, multiple births, infections, and clotting disorders. Diagnosis involves monitoring blood loss, vitals, and labs. Treatments range from IV fluids and medications to stimulate contractions, to massaging the uterus, removing placental fragments, and more invasive options like surgery if needed. Acting quickl
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