Polyarteritis nodosa is a rare auto immune disease which involves the spontaneous arterial inflammation. It looks better on people aged medium. Because the artery is involved, the disease can affect any organ in the body including the muscles, joints, nerves, intestines, kidneys and skin. Common symptoms include pain, fatigue, weight loss, fever, bleeding and poor organ function.
The condition can eliminate your baby of oxygen and nutrients, and cause severe bleeding that can be harmful to both of you. Bleeding also increases the risk that your baby will have a growth problem if small and abruption go unnoticed), born prematurely, or a baby.
In most cases, you will have some bleeding, ranging from small quantities for radiating is clear and all of a sudden. Sometimes, though, the blood remained in the womb behind the placenta, so you may not see any bleeding at all.
Most women will have some uterine tenderness or pain. And near a quarter of the cases, the woman will cause the abruption to go into premature labor.
If you have any signs of bleeding, you will need to go to the hospital for a complete evaluation, including monitoring of ultrasound fetal heart rate cannot be detected small abruption but that can get rid of placenta previa, uterine bleeding and other possible causes.
Because the bleeding is not possible from the womb, your doctor will examine the vagina and cervix to see if the bleeding comes from infections, abrasions, cervical polyps, or other causes. He will also check to see if Your cervix is effacing or expansion joints, which can disrupt the small veins and cause bleeding.
Polyarteritis nodosa is a serious disease that can be fatal. Care must be taken for a long time to get a good result and avoid complications. All patients should be under the care and supervision of routine Rheumatologist.