"Listen to me." Dr. Peng explained to the family, "A cesarean section is definitely not as good as a natural birth for her future recovery and the baby. You have to believe what we doctors say. We will observe her condition. If she is in so much pain, her uterine contractions are weak, and she can't give birth, we will give her other treatment in time. At this stage, it is best to continue with a natural birth."
"Doctor, if you don't believe me, ask her if she is in so much pain that she can't bear it anymore?" The husband of the woman in labor took a deep breath and became a little anxious for the doctor.
His wife was in pain, and he felt it, and the more he watched, the more pain he felt. As a man, he couldn't bear to watch his wife suffer such great pain.
Dr. Peng will not specifically ask the mother if she is in so much pain that she cannot bear it. Because almost every mother will answer yes. Take the patient in bed 5 above for example. She insisted on having a cesarean section when she first came in, claiming that she could not bear the pain.
Giving birth is like a battle for women who want to be mothers. They need a very strong willpower to support themselves through this difficult time. Because of this, the hospital will arrange appropriate space for family members to accompany the mothers, so that family members can give support and encouragement to the mothers, so that they can face difficulties and meet the most difficult challenges in their lives.
It's just that sometimes things may not go as planned.
Some family members may be more fragile than the mother herself. Not only can they not support the mother, but their own mentality collapses first.
Doctor Peng thought about it and gave the mother's family a suggestion: "I see you must be very tired after spending hours with her. How about you switch with another family member and let her mother come in to accompany her?"
"No, no, no, doctor, no--" The husband of the woman in labor waved his hands at the doctor, saying that such measures would not work.
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Dr. Peng was surprised. What was going on? Was there some story between the mother and the woman in labor?
The husband of the woman in bed number two nervously pointed to the single delivery room number one next door to Dr. Peng.
Dr. Peng walked to the door and listened to what was happening next door.
Single delivery room No. 1 was occupied by a woman in bed No. 5 who was transferred from a multi-person delivery room. Since her husband was as young as she was, the family group decided to let her mother, who had childbirth experience, come in and accompany her.
The result turned out to be like this -
"Why are you crying out in pain? What's so painful? It was even more painful when I gave birth to you. Just bear with it, child. There's no need to cry out in pain. It doesn't hurt at all."
Hearing this, I almost thought that this person was not the biological mother of the woman who had just given birth, but a stepmother or a difficult mother-in-law.
Listen carefully, although the curse words are curse words, the tone of her voice definitely contains the anxiety and worry that a mother has for her daughter.
It’s not that the elders don’t care about their younger generations. No one dares to say so. It’s impossible for the mother of bed number 5 not to care about her own daughter. It’s just that these elders are nervous and can only use their own past experiences to comfort their younger generations that having a baby is not a big deal. The elders actually say this to appease their own anxiety, so they don’t realize that what they say is inappropriate.
The mother herself was in so much pain that she couldn't stand it. After hearing what her mother said, she might be so angry that she would die. The mother in bed number five looked aggrieved and in pain. If it weren't for the performance of bed number six that inspired her, she would not want to give birth.
Undoubtedly, the performance of the aunt next door made the couple in bed number two tremble all over.
The husband of the woman in bed number two told the doctor his concerns honestly: "I don't want to quarrel with my mother-in-law and my mother. My wife is in so much pain, I feel sorry for her. It's not that they don't feel sorry for her, but they are the elders, and I can't stop them from talking about my wife like this."
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