What troubles do women encounter when they have children?

It's easy for women to have children. Give birth when the due date is up. It's not that easy. Giving birth to a child is not as easy as we thought. It usually takes more than ten hours for a woman to give birth. In these ten hours, any abnormal situation may happen. In the process of delivery, both the mother and the fetus will have a series of dangerous situations such as complications.

When a woman is pregnant and gives birth to a child, it's like playing the devil, escalating. She has to go through five customs and six generals, spend eighty-one difficulties, and finally defeat the villain boss to get a baby. Women who have children may encounter the following troubles.

The symptom of pregnant women in labor is that their amniotic fluid is broken. If the sheep flow fast and much, there is the possibility of umbilical cord prolapse and oligohydramnios, which will affect the health and safety of the fetus. Although pregnant women's amniotic fluid is broken, they can't give birth painlessly. Pregnant women have no pain reaction after breaking amniotic fluid 12 hours, so in order to prevent bacteria in vagina from infecting uterine cavity through rupture of fetal membranes, pregnant women will be given oral antibiotics (anti-inflammatory drugs). If the pregnant woman has no labor pains 24 hours after the amniotic fluid breaks, then according to the situation of the pregnant woman and the fetus, the pregnant woman may turn to caesarean section.

2. The uterine opening is very slow: pregnant women respond to childbirth, and the uterine opening begins to expand to open ten fingers, which takes about ten hours or even days. The speed of cervical opening of pregnant women is related to the activity and physical quality of pregnant women during pregnancy. How many fingers at the mouth of the uterus correspond to the intensity of contractions. The stronger the uterine contraction, the stronger the pain of pregnant women, so the uterine opening will be bigger. Generally speaking, pregnant women are mainly slow to open the uterus at first, and it will be fast after four or five fingers.

If a woman's uterus opens slowly when giving birth, then with the extension of changes, the time for women to experience pain is also prolonged. It is very troublesome to open the cervix slowly, because pregnant women are not only slow to give birth, but also the uterus may be abnormal at any time, and pregnant women may turn to caesarean section.

3. Sudden abnormal fetal heart rate during labor: When pregnant women are in labor, abnormal fetal heart rate may suddenly appear, showing that the fetal heart rate is too fast, exceeding 160 beats/min, and it remains high. Or the fetal heart rate drops below 120 beats/min, and the fetal heart rate is still falling. A situation like this is very urgent. During labor, the fetus stays in the uterus for too long, which leads to fetal hypoxia and abnormal fetal heart rate. This situation can be said to be very urgent. If the fetus lacks oxygen, it will have serious consequences.

Therefore, if the pregnant woman's fetal heart rate is abnormal and does not return to normal during labor, then the doctor will give the pregnant woman an emergency caesarean section, which can be said to be a race against time to let the fetus come out early and reduce the possibility of fetal injury.

4. Uterine atony dystocia: When a woman gives birth to a child, oxytocin secreted by the pituitary gland mainly causes uterine contractions. The stronger the contraction, the faster the fetus is born. It is very troublesome and dangerous for pregnant women to have uterine atony during delivery on the delivery bed, which is harmful to both the fetus and pregnant women. For example, in TV series, many parturients have dystocia due to insufficient contractions, which eventually leads to one corpse and two lives.

However, with the development of medical technology, even if pregnant women have uterine inertia and dystocia, doctors will make corresponding countermeasures according to the situation. If the fetus has not yet entered the bone birth canal, oxytocin can be dropped to strengthen uterine contraction, or caesarean section can be directly performed. If the fetus has entered the bone birth canal but not the soft birth canal, the doctor will deliver the baby to the pregnant woman, and push her belly with forceps or hands to help the fetus deliver.

5. Fetal shoulder width stuck in the birth canal: Although the fetal weight will be evaluated in the third trimester and the fetal biparietal diameter will be measured to judge whether it is suitable for natural delivery, there are many fetuses whose biparietal diameter and weight are suitable for natural delivery, and their shoulder width is larger. This makes it easy for pregnant women to get stuck in the birth canal during childbirth. If the fetus is stuck in the birth canal and can't get out, it will cause long-term birth injuries to the fetus, such as cerebral palsy, hypoxia and suffocation.

So this is a very troublesome and dangerous situation, but it is not without countermeasures. According to the situation at that time, the doctor may choose to break the shoulder of the fetus to reduce the space occupied by the fetus and let the fetus be born smoothly. However, breaking the shoulder may cause damage to the brachial plexus of the fetus.

6. Severe perineal tear: When a woman gives birth, the fetus needs to be delivered from the birth canal, which may lead to perineal tear of pregnant women. If the fetus is large, or the perineum elasticity of pregnant women is poor, it is likely to lead to severe perineum tearing. Severe tearing means that the perineal tear wound of pregnant women is more than 5 cm, even tearing to the anus.

When a woman gives birth to a child, although she will tear it, generally speaking, this kind of serious tearing rarely happens, but it is not without it. If there is a tear, the doctor will sew up the mother. For pregnant women with severe tears, the wound is uneven and irregular, which makes it more difficult to sew, and the stitched wound is not beautiful enough. Therefore, if the parturient may have a serious laceration during delivery, the doctor will make a lateral incision for the parturient in time, which not only ensures the neatness of the wound, but also facilitates the recovery after lateral incision.

7. Placenta adhesion: When the fetus is delivered within half an hour, the placenta will also be discharged. However, some pregnant women will not discharge the placenta smoothly. Placenta adhesion in the uterine cavity, resulting in placenta can not be discharged. This requires doctors to manually peel off the placenta, which is very painful. Of course, if the pain can completely exfoliate the placenta, it can be tolerated, but sometimes the placenta cannot be completely exfoliated and surgery is needed to clear the uterus. If you can't get it out and there is little placenta residue, you can wait for the mother to discharge it herself.

8. Postpartum hemorrhage: Postpartum hemorrhage is a very common postpartum complication. If the rescue is not timely, pregnant women are likely to lose their lives because of excessive blood loss. In the TV series "Empress in the Palace", Mei Zhuang died of postpartum hemorrhage due to emotional excitement during childbirth. This kind of blood collapse is postpartum hemorrhage.

If postpartum hemorrhage is caused by blood transfusion and can't be stopped well, then in order to save the maternal life, it is likely to remove the uterus.

9. Amniotic fluid embolism: Amniotic fluid embolism can be said to be the most dangerous postpartum complication. Amniotic fluid embolism is in full swing, often the mother has just had a few signs, and the doctor has not had time to rescue her, and her mother has lost her life. Amniotic fluid embolism means that amniotic fluid enters the blood circulation system of pregnant women during childbirth. The tangible substances in amniotic fluid can cause acute pulmonary embolism, acute pulmonary edema and disseminated intravascular coagulation ... The precursors of amniotic fluid embolism are: cough, nausea and vomiting, chest tightness and unconsciousness. ...

There is no good treatment for amniotic fluid embolism. I hope that pregnant women will not encounter this kind of obstetric "killer" when giving birth.

Women will encounter many troubles in the process of childbirth, and each trouble may cause harm to the health and safety of the mother and fetus. Giving birth to a child is like upgrading to a monster. Only by struggling with life and defeating monsters can she successfully pass the customs and become a mother.

Pregnancy is a very happy thing for every mother, but at the moment of delivery, it is inevitable to encounter many embarrassing things. Every mother who has given birth to a child will almost feel full when she recalls her experience of giving birth to a child many years later:

Internal examination refers to the doctor's finger (wearing sterile gloves) to check the vagina or anus of the parturient, so as to comprehensively judge the environment of the expectant mother's birth canal, and then analyze whether the expectant mother can give birth naturally, especially when the parturient can enter the delivery room, which is basically judged by the results of internal examination. This check-up is necessary. Mom should be patient if she feels uncomfortable.

Cesarean section must be stripped off, because the anesthetic is in the position of the posterior spine before operation, and the upper body clothes can be kept during delivery, and the lower body should also be stripped off, so as to ensure more convenient operation during delivery.

Before caesarean section, in order to avoid urinary tract infection during operation, the parturient will be inserted into the catheter and inserted from the urethral orifice. There will be a little tingling when inserting, but it will only last for two or three seconds, just a little unaccustomed! Generally, the catheter can be removed 24 hours after operation. If you can't urinate easily, the catheter needs to be maintained for a while.

When a baby is born, the fetal head will exert pressure on the rectum. If there is uncleaned excrement in the rectum, it will naturally cause defecation. Urinary incontinence is embarrassing to say, but it happens to many pregnant women. In fact, when it comes to giving birth, there is no time and energy to manage it.

The pain of giving birth has almost reached the limit that human beings can bear. Of course, everyone has different sensitivity to pain. Some women can silently hold back their voices when they feel pain again, while others can't help shouting. If you are the latter, it doesn't matter. This is a natural reaction of people under painful pressure.

Although there are many embarrassing things when giving birth to a child, all mothers who have experienced it know that until the moment you are born, any embarrassment, reserve and shyness are floating clouds. Whether the baby can be born safely is the only thing we need to worry about.

When a woman gives birth to a child, it's like walking into the gate of hell. Many gay men may think it is not so exaggerated, but only those who have given birth know that giving birth is really not an easy task, and there will be many episodes in the middle.

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