03 April 2012
::Jom Join 1st GA MyMommashop::
02 April 2012
::for my love baby Fatih::
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06 March 2012
::kembali memulakan tugas seperti biasa::
07 February 2012
::Mari Membuang Sawang::
Assalamualaikum dan selamat sejahtera..
sudah agak lama aku tak update belog kesayangan hamba neh...sejak aku pregnant dan cik lappy aku rosak, aku mula malas untuk menaip di dada belog aku yang satu ini...ingatkan nak kembali aktif selepas melahirkan bayi pertama aku..tapi kini sudah hampir dua bulan aku melahirkan bayiku dan baru sekarang aku tiba² teringat nak update belog yang sudah mula bersawang ini..hinggakan aku sendiri tak tau nak mula dari mana...sudah tidak tahu nak merapu merepek dan segala macam "me" lagi la di belog ini...
entri ini sekadar mahu menghilangkan sepi pada belog aku ini...nanti bila ada masa terluang aku akan update kisah dan juga pengalaman aku sewaktu mahu melahirkan bayiku itu...so, aku berhenti di sini dulu la..
Tata...
01 December 2011
::menghitung hari::
This information is to help you and your family make a choice about induction of labour and to answer some of the questions you may have.
- the cervix (neck of the womb) softens and shortens
- the fluid-filled membrane sac surrounding your baby tears ('your waters break')
- the cervix dilates (opens)
- the womb contracts to push your baby out.
- the woman has specific health concerns (such as diabetes or high blood pressure)
- the baby is not well or is distressed
- the pregnancy has gone longer than 41 weeks (prolonged pregnancy)
- the waters have already broken but the contractions of labour have not started naturally.
- why an induction has been recommended for you, and the potential benefits
- the potential risks with continuing your pregnancy until labour starts naturally
- potential risks with having an induction of labour
- the procedures and care that is involved during an induction of labour.
- Prostaglandin
- cervical ripening balloon catheter
- oxytocin
- artificially breaking the waters.
- Induction for reasons other than prolonged pregnancy may increase the chance of you having a caesarean section.
- Women who are induced are more likely to experience above average blood loss after the birth.
- In the event the birth suites are busy, your induction of labour may be delayed and the process of induction may take longer than one day.
- Your ability to move around will be limited by the drip and the CTG monitor. Whilst it may be okay to stand up or sit down, it will not be possible to have a bath or move from room to room.
- Very occasionally oxytocin can cause the uterus to contract too frequently which may affect the pattern of your baby's heartbeat. If this happens you would be asked to lie on your left side and the drip will be slowed to lessen the contractions. Another drug may be given to counteract the oxytocin.
- The vaginal examination needed to perform this procedure may cause you some discomfort.
- Although ARM is usually straightforward, it can increase the risk of cord prolapse, bleeding and infection.
- regular painful contractions 5 mins apart for your first baby, or 10 mins apart for subsequent babies
- your membranes rupture (your waters break) spontaneously
- your baby seems to be moving less
- you have vaginal bleeding.
- Prostaglandin sometimes causes vaginal soreness. However, there is no evidence to suggest that labour induced with prostaglandin is any more painful than labour that has started naturally.
- A minority of women might experience some reactions to the prostaglandin – such as nausea, vomiting or diarrhoea, but this is rare.
- Very occasionally prostaglandin can cause the uterus to contract too much which may affect the pattern of your baby's heartbeat. If this happens you will be asked to lie on your left side. You may be given a medication to relax the uterus. If you have received a pessary this may be removed.
- the catheter falls out
- you have regular painful contractions; 5 mins apart if this is your first baby, or 10 mins apart for subsequent babies
- your membranes rupture (your waters break) spontaneously
- your baby seems to be moving less
- you have vaginal bleeding.
- The vaginal examination needed to perform this procedure may cause you some discomfort.
so, maknanya kalau tak bersalin jugak pada tarikh due tuh means aku kena induce lah...orang kata induce tuh lagi sakit..tapi tak tahu lah kan macam mana coz this is my first pregnancy.. masih tiada pengalaman dalam hal² sebegini...kalau boleh aku pun tak nak lahirkan bayiku ini secara pembedahan...tak nak menyusahkan lagi my mom yang dah tak berapa nak larat...harap semuanya berjalan dengan lancar dan harap baby keluarlah sebelum sampai tarikh yang dijangkakan itu...






