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Cesarean Section

Something we all should know ❤ A Caesarean section is a lifelong disability from the birth of a child until the death of a mother. Many people often passes remarks like, "Oh, Caesar's pain is nothing but only cuts the stomach." But let me tell you that the baby has to be brought into the world by cutting the 8 curtains of our body. Yes, maybe the feeling of cutting the abdomen is not understood coz of anesthesia before a caesarean section but within half an hour, 3 hours of saline are over. This spinal injection injected into the spine through a thick syringe causes lifelong pain in the back of the woman.. The next 24 hours brings immense pain, that kind of pain where u feel somebody has chopped one of your body part but had not applied medicine but yes, it's endurable after surviving that pain for 48 hours. First 24 hours you cant even turn yourself on bed, forget about walking by yourself for washroom! Believe me, when the retirement period of anesthesia is over, you have to squirm like a hen with a cut throat. 24 saline is given in 24 hours and there is no need for me to say what is the pain in the injection site, when they puncture both your hands one by one with the saline syringe. Canola saline is running in her hand, catheter's frozen body is trembling in the urinary tract. And still with all these struggles, we have to breastfeed the new born baby and smile at the Relatives and on top of it listen to the 100 uninvited advise people and relatives around. So, I want to ask people who age this mindset that a Woman who brings the baby to the world through C-section has no indepth connection with her child like the women who do "Normal vaginal birth" have with their newborns. Really? You know sometimes long after the child birth we are tired and irritated, sometimes we can't get up immediately from sitting, we can't bend and pick up the child, We can't lift heavy things, We can't walk for long, We can't stand in ques, As the back hurts bad!!! But still we do everything, We have to because we are born as "Woman, and Becomes A Mother now." And still, if you have to hear that it's simply nothing to have a caesarean section delivery, It hurts a lot then! Hence, please remember that whether it is — may it be a Normal delivery or a Caesarean delivery — A woman, a mother, a wife (and so many roles she plays...) has to go through pain involved in both the cases and she deserves nothing but only respect and care. ❤️ ctto❤️

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ITS A SIGN AND A BLESSING

I JUST WANTED TO SHARE HOW HAPPY AM I AT THIS MOMENT ❤️😭 AFTER MY MISCARRIAGE LAST 2019 HERE WE GO AGAIN FIGHTING AND HOPING THAT MY LITTLE ANGEL STAYS ❤️ I'VE PRAYED FOR YOU ANAK AND ASK FOR SIGNS KAY GOD . KASI NGA I WAS CONFUSED WITH MY LIFE RECENTLY, BUT THEN YOU CAME AND I KNOW NOW WHAT IS MY PURPOSE IN LIFE IS THAT TO BE YOUR MOM 😭 I WAS A PCOS FIGHTER AND HOPELESSLY WANTING TO BE PREGNANT AND HERE YOU ARE NOW ANAK MY BEST BEAUTIFUL GIFT EVER RECEIVED BUT NOT YET SEEN ❤️ I LOVE YOU ❤️ DI PA ALAM NG FIANCE KO ABOUT THIS . I AM PLANNING TO SURPRISED HIM TOMORROW 🤍🤍 #1stimemom #pregnancy #pcosfighter

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Kindly share your thoughts

I had a a male friend who is now struggling and confused about the pregnancy of this woman who is now claiming that my male friend is the father. They only had a 1 contact way back December 1 2021 and then nothing follows. Later on February 02, 2022 at that moment the Gestation age is 6 weeks and 3 days, and the ultrasound shows her EDD (September 25,2022) My male friend ask for help because he was confused that the girl is claiming that she got pregnant and he is the father but the ultrasound and the contact date doesn't match at all In this case if the EDD is Sept. 25, 2022 Most probably at the second week of December she had her last menstruation So it means that their contact on Dec 1 2021 doesn't match And base on the ultrasound last feb 02 2022 the GA is about 6 weeks and 3 days Which reflect that most probably she had menstruation on the 2nd or the 3rd week of the month of December And the most probable contact for her pregnancy is on the 3rd to 4th week of December 2021 Which invalidate the possibility of my friend to be the father of the child because it almost had a 2 weeks difference And its very impossible that sperms lives in the uterus for almost 2 weeks . Can you share your thoughts #pleasehelp #advicepls #pregnancy

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miscarriage or not

I was diagnosed last year of POLYCYSTIC OVARIAN SYNDROME (PcOS) BOTH OF MY OVARIES me and my boyfriend are living together we had our jobs we are both Medtechs we are currently unstable financially and emotionally but apparently a beautiful blessing knock us last november 1 (and funny dba horror na horror november 1 pa talaga) i took a home kit pregnancy test because i feel i was pregnant including the first symptoms of pregnancy a very tender breast especially the nipples we are so scared of how we can provide for our baby because kulang pa nga saamin ang sinasahod namin umiyak kame and tinanggap i had a growing baby inside me it was a mixed emotion halong kaba at saya we didnt tell our parents until we pass the 1st trimester but suddenly today november 19 2019 around 10 am i feel an urge to pee it was very an usual may flyid na lumalabas and i thought it was normal i go to the bathroom and urinate afterward i was so shocked i bleed a lot as in sobra with many of blood clots i was in pain a cramps didnt stop my lower back is aching and i was totally in pain i ask for a hot compress and it ease the pain eventually around 1 pm muy lumabas na naman na sobrang laking blood clot para syang laman na may halong dugo i was so scared because im 5 weeks pregnant baka nalaglag si baby ko i really dont know what to do i am worried about our baby sa nov 21 pa ang follow up check up ko

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