Maja Salvador shares near-death experience from ‘intense 30-hour labour’
Maja Salvador shares near-death experience from ‘intense 30-hour labour’
Actress Maja Salvador has disclosed that she lost her strength after an episiotomy, a surgical procedure when a cut is made through the area between the våg!nãl opening and ãnüs to make it easy to bring out a baby from the womb.
According to her, she said to herself that she could no longer bear the pains when the health practitioners were fixing back her uterus.
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Narrating the ordeal she passed through during delivery in a social media post on Saturday to mark her week celebration of delivery, the celebrated actress said she had 10 minutes of skin-to-skin contact with her daughter.
The incident, she said led the health practitioners to cut it short since the practitioners discovered that her uterine was inverted.
Three obstetrician-gynecologists (OB-GYN) helped to put her uterus back manually, however, this caused her to lose three to four liters of blood, consequently, resulting in her blood pressure to go down to 60/40.
She was then informed that she would go to the operating room at any time after the incident which made her shiver as her hopes were getting lost, but she cleaved to God and said some few prayers which miraculously turned her story around.
“At that time I just said to myself that I can’t do anything anymore… My strength is very low… I started praying ‘Hail Mary’… Again and again even though I have no strength left. And miraculously, after their last attempt, one of the OB GYN succeeded in repositioning my uterus. AMEN!!!!” the actress shared.
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In all, Maja said she went through 12 hours without epidural and three hours of pushing during her 30-hour labour.
“I experienced an intense 30-hour labor, 12 hours without epidural, 3 hours of pushing. Then ended up having an episiotomy and forceps. Two (2) contractions and seven pushes later, we finally welcomed our baby Maria,” she stated.
Maja was thankful to all the medical professionals and Filipino nurses who helped her deliver her firstborn Maria, adding that ” To my Maria, everything is worth it! I love you, ANAK.”
Source: www.spotonnews.net
