Thanks to a team of expert and dedicated nursing specialists, giving birth is no longer a preoccupation when Ho Ngoc Thien Quan's hardships and exhaustion are shared. She recounted some of her favorite memories:
"Since my daughter is a month old today, I've only had time to reflect on the amazing birth experience that inspired my series, ladies and gentlemen." My baby is 39 weeks old and has yet to "say hello" to her mother, so the doctor ordered that she be admitted to the hospital to "initiate labor." I was admitted to the hospital at 6:00 p.m. on January 15, but I did not leave until 10:00 p.m. on January 16 so that I could see my son. My pregnancy has been an adventure. I had an antenatal check-up with Dr. Hien from week 27 until I was admitted to the hospital, when I was moved to Dr. Ha for monitoring, and then Doctor Hoan was the one who attempted to induce labor for me for an entire day, but I was unable to do so. Dr. Dudik and Doctor Hoan had to move them to an emergency surgery when their procedure failed. For my birth, it seemed that I "weighed" the majority of Vinmec's Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
She was rushed to the surgery room at 9:30 a.m. after the "induction of labor" failed. The team operated on me, consisting of 6-7 individuals, and everything was done extremely neatly and according to standard protocol, with the anesthesiologist on hand to answer questions and support me during the treatment. My spinal anesthesia injection is softer than the Covid 19 vaccination; it looks horrible but does not hurt. She was told to glance up at the TV screen to witness the birth of her kid as she was busy conversing with doctors about other topics. There is a TV screen outside the waiting area for families that records the doctors' surgery process for family members to watch.
"I was brought to the recovery room to rest after the surgery, which took approximately 40 minutes with minimal incisions and extremely excellent stitches. My recovery chamber was not nearly as frightening as the horrors I heard from others. An anesthesiologist was on duty to check post-surgery aberrant reactions, and the heating system implanted under my feet blew up, so I didn't feel any pain. Feeling lonely or cold, and having no fear of anything."
"I registered an additional injection of square muscular anesthetic after surgery because I was frightened of pain (if you're afraid of pain, you should register for good health), and cold plasma irradiation quickly dries and heals the wound; thankfully, I respond to the drug." So the first day following surgery, I was able to get up and produce milk for my baby, as well as go to the bathroom, without having to battle to learn to walk step by step. Three meals a day were prepared and made menus for her during her postnatal hospital stay. Every day, a nurse comes to shower and massage the infant (meals for family members will be charged separately), and there is always someone on duty ready to help at night whenever I ring the bell. He recovered swiftly and well, so he stayed in the hospital for three days before asking to be home, which the doctor approved. When he was released from the hospital, administrative professionals completed the procedures, validated the child's documentation, and provided advice on how to resolve the issue. extremely enthusiastically and deeply engaged in all kinds of relevant publications."
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