My husband is the only child in the family. 18 As soon as we got married, our family immediately urged us to have children. The pregnancy went well and the baby was about to be born. Prenatal B-ultrasound showed that the fetal umbilical cord wrapped around the neck for two weeks. This news makes me a little confused. I searched this question online myself before. Some say I can have a natural birth, others say I should never, and I haven't seen anyone show up. If the umbilical cord wraps around the neck, it may cause fetal asphyxia. If the labor process is too long, the risk is greater. Maybe it will be cut when you are born. It never rains but it pours. Although I am a person who is very afraid of pain, for the sake of the children, I finally insisted on a natural birth.

By the 38th week, the director of ABO Obstetric Inpatient Department said to me, "Umbilical cord around the neck is not an indication of caesarean section. Judging from the current situation, fetal heart monitoring is normal and fetal position is ok, so we can consider trial delivery. Because there is fetal heart monitoring during the labor process, once the monitoring is abnormal, suggesting that the umbilical cord is oppressing the fetus for lack of oxygen, we will make a decision to quickly end the labor process and choose vaginal delivery or cesarean section according to the progress of the labor process at that time. Please also believe that the medical skills of our hospital will definitely ensure the safety of mothers and fetuses. "

I don't know why, but I have a strong feeling that I will give birth naturally.

At the 38th week, there was no response. I wanted red every day until I suddenly saw red at 6: 00 a.m. on the 1 day of the 39th week. I am really excited and nervous. I didn't want to go so early at first, but I saw a lot of red, but Pok Oi Hospital is far from home, so I'd better go to the hospital. Who knows, there has been no movement.

Until the afternoon, the stomachache was tolerable, but it was like dysmenorrhea. Then it hurts badly. But I can't open three fingers yet. The nurse was very anxious, so she let her words out and waited for another half an hour. If it doesn't open, you have to cut off the water manually. Then I walked for less than an hour, maybe thirty or forty minutes, and my fingers were open. The nurse was surprised and said, shall we go into the delivery room? While doing fetal heart monitoring, while eating oxytocin, while inhaling oxygen. I'm afraid the child will feel uncomfortable for a long time, so I work hard. I'm about to explode in pain. I don't even know how to get to the delivery bed, and then I'm like a lamb waiting for a baby!

I tried my best to cooperate. The doctor said to look at the navel during contractions and take a long breath to shit! Come on! I repeated it many times, and they all said I was great! I'm really desperate for my life. I don't even know how I was born. About half an hour later, my daughter came out, bloody haha.

The whole delivery city is going well. What impressed me most was the good attitude of midwives, nurses and doctors. It is said that when you get to the hospital, no matter what you do, you have to live on your own. After personal experience, I know that not every hospital is like that. For example, this kind of private hospital, including the dean, is a public hospital with a novel management system. Relatively speaking, management will be very strict. Well ... that's it.