It’s
true that every pregnancy is different from one another.
It
was in November when I experienced nausea and physical instability. At the back of my mind, there is a denial
that I can’t be pregnant as my only child is now eleven years old. In fact, I can’t remember how it feels to be
pregnant at all.
To
erase all doubts, we seek the assistance of a pregnancy and childbirth inYorkshire. Though, I’m excited to know
what the real score, I’m really afraid that this might be just a false alarm.
Finally
the doctor confirmed that I am six weeks pregnant. There were mixed emotions. I’m excited that another member of the family
will arrive in a few months time, yet, afraid that I don’t know if I can take
care of myself and the baby during the entire pregnancy.
A
few months after, I asked my obstetrician-gynecologist, are 4D baby scans safe?I
have been hearing about this new technology, but I want to check first if
undergoing such test will not affect my baby.
She
said that this is 100% safe. In fact, this is a vital test to have to check if
everything is normal in my womb. Weeks
before the scheduled ultrasound scan, I have been experiencing pain in the
lower part of my abdomen. The doctor
said that I must not force myself to work and lift heavy things for it may
bring harm to my baby. I tried working
normally rejecting heavy loads, but the pain still remains.
It
was during the ultrasound test that they identify that I must stop working from
that day until the delivery. The baby is
normal, moving and responding well. The
thing that concerns them is her position.
A girl, the baby is positioned on the lower part of my ovary, thus I’m
experiencing pain. They too suggested
that I must have another caesarean operation like the first baby to assure a
safe delivery of the baby. From that
day, I was advised for a full bed rest to prevent blood spotting and risk on
both our lives.
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