postpartum hemorrhage

How is PPH Diagnosed?

Diagnosis of PPH is primarily clinical, based on visual estimation of blood loss and the patient's symptoms. Additional diagnostic tools may include:
Ultrasound to detect retained placental fragments
Blood tests to evaluate hemoglobin levels and clotting factors

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