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Antepartum and Postpartum Hæmorrhage in the Tropics

The purpose of this paper is to outline a practical approach to the management of anteand postpartum hremorrhage for the doctor in a peripheral hospital in a developing country. The consequences of hsemorrhage are much more serious in the tropics for the following reasons: I. Pre-existing ansemia. This may be due to such conditions as poor diet, inadequate intake of iron and folic acid; parasitic infestation such as Ancylostoma; malaria and schistosomiasis. 2. Unavailability ofstored blood for immediate use. 3. Poor transport and communications. 4. Inadequate hospital facilities, and the almost permanent shortage of medical, nursing, and para-medical staff.