It's a BABY!~

I'm super excited right now! And the reason is, finally I get to see the real delivery process! Like, real!

Luckily, I get to pull Yana along. With my still spastic neck muscle, I was so excited to attend the Emergency Unit of O&G. And million thanks to our cute Dr. Manam, he conduct us all the way.

Just as soon as I walked inside the building, I have this feeling of being a great surgeon! Haha, still a dream though. The first case, was vaginal delivery, but not normal delivery since it was complicated by vaginal tear extending to the urethra. Poor mum, she screamed out loud when the doctor suture it right away. Without anaesthetic. Yeah, I know what you're thinking. ;p

For the second case, it's C.S (Caesarian Section). This madam was one of the nurse worked here in this hospital. Also, this is her forth time undergo C.S. The doctor expected it to be much more difficult since there is extensive scarring from previous operations. He first emptied her bladder with catheter to avoid injuring it as the bladder might be adhered to the uterine wall. Also, estimated blood loss must be less than 1L. Alhamdulillah, everything went smoothly, and she got a cute baby boy! With lotsa hair!

For the third case, vaginal delivery also. The baby was delivered with Occipito-posterior position. Malposition actually. But I didn't see the whole process, and ended up entering the room while the baby was already delivered. Maybe he was delivered by normal mechanism. But the baby was okay, and there is no extensive vaginal tear. So I assumed it was a normal mechanism after all. But we focus on delivering the placenta and the membrane this time. The doctor use 'Controlled Cord Traction' method. ( Brandt-Andrews). After that, he explore the uterus for any remnants. Trust me, his whole hand was inside her! That's when the mum started to scream. 0_0"

The forth case, was another C.S, but this time, it was a complicated case. We call Placenta Previa. Prone to faced a severe postpartum haemorrhage, the doctors decided to terminate the baby before it's viability. 24 weeks, and for sure, we'll lost the baby. (Doctor's word)

The fifth case, also vaginal delivery. And this time, we get to see the second stage of delivery as a whole. The mother took a while to deliver the head, since she don't have that much contraction to pull the baby out. Assisted by Oxytocin drips, the baby finally out! Smaller, but we can hear she's crying.

Seriously. It was like, how on earth a living creature coming out from a human body? It's a beautiful yet astonishing thing to see. A big thanks to our mum. And biggest thanks to the only one, Allah SWT...

Beautiful, that's all I can say. Beautiful... :)