Sotis, if a day is quite unlucky, Beidu Third Hospital Maternity Ward might witness an "extraordinary" phenonon of zero natural births, leading to a bunch of doctors feeling disheartened during the morning handover eting.
Truly, don’t assu that hospitals generally favor C-sections. In top-tier hospitals like this, doctors absolutely dislike them. They don’t earn their inco through C-sections; their sense of achievent lies in assisting mothers towards one successful natural birth after another.
Assisting mothers to deliver naturally has beco increasingly challenging in today’s era, with higher and higher technical demands on dicine. First-ti mothers are increasingly of advanced age, mothers are either malnourished or overweight, and cases of hypertension are visible. Babies are larger too, with pregnant won over-supplenting nutrition, making births more difficult than before. The proportion of oversized babies is at its historical peak. In big cities, these complications during childbirth are more common compared to rural areas.
Many won naturally have a small pelvic inlet. Forget about infants over eight pounds; for so, even delivering a six-pound baby is difficult. The pregnancy nutrition inadvertently results in babies over seven pounds; delivering naturally is a joke.
Controlling nutrition during pregnancy is impossible. With a new life at ho, better living conditions lead everyone to provide extra nutrition for the mother and baby. A seven-pounder doesn’t seem big at all, completely ignoring the mother’s own physical conditions, and by the ti the doctor scolds them, it’s too late.
Bed Number Three successfully entered the second stage of labor, bringing sunshine and hope into the delivery room shrouded in a day of gloom.
The doctors in the operating room heard the good news, and Director Yoo instructed Doctor Peng, "Go quickly and see the situation."
The surgery here is wrapping up anyway.
Doctor Peng removed his surgical gown and rushed out.
Before the teachers arrived, Xie Wanying went to see the condition of the patient on Bed Number Three. Geng Yongzhe put away his phone and quickly followed.
Bed Number Three was in good spirits, imdiately grasping her hand upon seeing her and asked, "Dr. Xie, have I been making enough effort?"
Xie Wanying smiled and nodded in affirmation. Right now, she shared the sa happiness as her teachers. Finally, after being here for one night, they were witnessing a successful natural birth.
"Move her into the delivery room first." A group of midwives and nurses ca over, working together to transfer Bed Number Three into the delivery room.
An elderly midwife was with an intern nurse preparing the delivery materials, instructing, "Learn well, this opportunity is rare."
Truly rare, since you can’t encounter even one natural labor in a day; might as well learn C-sections. The midwives had already found jokes to entertain themselves.
Bed Number Three lay on the delivery bed, with several dical staff quickly connecting her to the ECG, asuring blood pressure, heart rate, and respiration. They then continued the fetal heart monitoring and prepared everything for the natural delivery procedure.
"Don’t exert yourself randomly." The elderly midwife stood by the delivery bed, patting the mother’s shoulder, reminding and instructing, "Exert yourself when we guide you. When we don’t call for effort, gather your strength, understand? Don’t waste energy."
The new mother on Bed Number Three nodded, her breathing slightly rapid and rough. On one hand, the pain from contractions was becoming increasingly apparent; on the other, the thought of soon eting her baby filled her with an irrepressible sense of tension and excitent, like the final push towards the goal line.
Baby, can you hear mommy’s call? You’re about to be born, you know.
Thump, thump, thump, thud-da, thud-da—
Suddenly, the fetal heart monitor showed a decreasing trend in the baby’s heart rate.
"Hey, hey, hey, what’s going on?" The dical staff, facing this ergency, could not control their shocked reactions at that instant and exclaid.
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