About the prevention and stopping of hypotonic bleeding

As you know, the problem of combating postpartum and early postpartum bleeding has not yet lost its relevance. According to M. A. Petrov-Maslakov and M. A. Repina, massive blood loss was observed in 0.8% of the total number of women who gave birth. Most authors note that the leading cause of pathological blood loss in childbirth is not disorders of the coagulation and anticoagulation systems of the blood, but hypotonic states of the myometrium, often arising from irrational management of the birth act [2, 5], standard and unjustified widespread use of numerous oxytocic agents, sometimes leading not to shortening of the birth process, but vice versa, to the protracted course of labor and to the functional fatigue of the uterine muscles [1,2,3].