Hubei Daily News (Correspondents Jiang Hongying and Chen Shu) "I'm born, I'm born, you are so awesome!" On June 24, 28-year-old Ms. Cao greeted the Obstetrics Department of Shouyi Campus of Wuhan Third Hospital. With the arrival of twins, "double happiness" comes.
Ms. Cao, who has been married for 5 years, suffered from polycystic ovary syndrome due to high work pressure, irregular work schedule and irregular diet. She has been unsuccessfully trying to get pregnant and has been to many hospitals. Last winter, Ms. Cao came to the obstetrics outpatient clinic of Shouyi Campus of Wuhan Third Hospital. After Director Guo Qin learned about her situation in detail, she gave her medication and psychological counseling, monitored ovulation, and guided pregnancy. Two months later, Ms. Cao was found to be 6 weeks+ pregnant with twins. The family was pleasantly surprised.
Ms. Cao had full trust in the professional skills and sense of responsibility of the doctors and midwives of Wuhan Third Hospital, and with their active cooperation, the entire pregnancy went smoothly. While she was happy, the question of natural delivery or cesarean section also troubled Ms. Cao.
html On June 23, Ms. Cao, who was 34 weeks pregnant and over, was rushed to Wuhan Third Hospital by her family due to premature rupture of membranes. After admission, the doctor on duty treated her urgently, listened to fetal heart and gave fetal heart rate monitoring, all were normal, color ultrasound prompts that both babies are in head position. Director Guo Qin checked the cervix of the pregnant woman and found that there were already signs of labor. During the doctor's communication with Ms. Cao and her family, the family had a strong desire to have a normal delivery. Since the risk of vaginal delivery of twins is obviously much higher than that of singletons, the family expressed understanding after being repeatedly informed of the risks, and the pregnant mother still bravely insisted on vaginal delivery. They said to the medical staff of the Third Hospital: "I believe in you, and I believe in myself." So under the watch of her family, Ms. Cao entered the delivery room and started giving birth.Director Guo Qin immediately communicated with obstetricians, neonatologists and midwives to closely carry out delivery-related work, and at the same time be prepared to perform emergency cesarean section immediately after an accident. Before delivery, the pediatrician came to the scene to form a neonatal resuscitation team and make full preparations for neonatal resuscitation. Everyone was ready. Fortunately, Ms. Cao's labor progressed smoothly. The boy was born at 16:10 on the 24th, weighing 2100 grams and 46 centimeters in length; 5 minutes later, the girl was born, weighing 1900 grams and 46 centimeters in length. All are healthy. As the newborns croaked and cried one after another, the mother shed tears of happiness, and the family members outside the delivery room were also happy.
Guo Qin introduced that twin pregnancy and delivery are still the most challenging events in obstetrics. The risks of dystocia, abnormal fetal position, umbilical cord prolapse, and postpartum hemorrhage are significantly increased during the normal delivery of twins. However, for twins with normal fetal position and no obvious cephalopelvic disproportion, doctors have always been committed to advocating natural delivery.
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