Type I sugar mother's full record of pregnancy 3

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Seven months ago, I had been doing the maternity check-ups in the district hospital. In addition to the sugar screen, I checked the fetal heart rate, high abdominal girth, weight, and hematuria once a month like other pregnant women.

After eight months, the card was transferred to a general hospital for more detailed and frequent fetal heart rate monitoring and color Doppler ultrasound. Until the thirty-eighth week, the doctor considered me as a DM, plus my advanced age, it is recommended that I be hospitalized for a cesarean section. , I was hospitalized.

More headaches followed one after another. The first was the separation of the pubic joint, which was getting worse day by day. The pain was so painful that I had to help my family when I turned over in bed, let alone walking, all of which was pushed by a wheelchair.

Therefore, I must have surgery as soon as possible. One night, when the fetal heart rate was measured, it was as slow as one hundred and one minute per minute, and I was asked to go to the delivery room for fetal heart rate monitoring. It took four hours to do it. Torture!

The doctor also scares people! Let me sign an agreement that I insist that I do not perform the cesarean section immediately, at my own risk. Although the doctor has verbally comforted me that there is no major problem, this must still be signed.

Alas, fortunately I am bold, otherwise I should not be scared anyhow? Besides, I don’t have my family to accompany me at night, (because I don’t have a private room, I can only arrange it after giving birth.) I can’t call home to mobilize the whole family!

Thankfully, there was no danger, and finally got through the day of surgery!

(During the hospitalization, because I live in the obstetrics department, my blood sugar is basically monitored by myself. The meals are prepared and delivered by my family. I did not eat the hospital meals for pregnant women. I was afraid that my blood sugar would not be well controlled.

Moreover, most of the pregnant women in the hospital, even if they have DM, are of type II. It seems that no one has ever encountered type I like me!

It's sad, but I have always had confidence in my baby and me, and I firmly believe that as long as the blood sugar is well controlled, there must be no problem! )