It is inevitable to "encounter" male doctors in hospitals, and some mothers will feel very embarrassed. But in the eyes of doctors, these are their daily work, and they are used to it. They completely regard mothers as patients, so mothers to be need not worry about being embarrassed to meet male doctors.

Before entering the waiting room, the nurse will "prepare skin" for the puerpera, that is, apply soap solution on the belly and upper thighs of the puerpera, and then shave all body hair. For convenience, the pants of the puerpera need to be removed until surgery. Get ready. You almost go in and come out naked.

Because the use of epidural anesthesia in painless delivery will lead to low blood pressure, that is, a sudden drop in blood pressure. The first sign is nausea and vomiting. Even without epidural anesthesia, pain during childbirth can lead to vomiting. In addition, during childbirth, food in the stomach will stop digestion, which may also lead to vomiting. In order to avoid vomiting, you should only eat some liquid food with good digestion from the initial stage of labor, or stop eating completely and drink only water or drinks.

The body trembles uncontrollably, and the teeth make a clattering sound. This phenomenon does not occur because of feeling cold. The latest research shows that trembling is the direct result of some incompatible components in the mother's blood. In the process of delivery, a small amount of fetal blood will be integrated into the mother's blood. If there are incompatible components in the blood of the mother and the baby (such as different blood types), the mother will tremble, shiver and shiver.

When the baby slowly descends through the birth canal and is ready to be born, it will squeeze into the rectum, forcing some gas from the anus. Especially after epidural anesthesia, the sphincter near the anus becomes paralyzed and unconscious, which is more likely to happen.

You will also have bowel movements in the delivery bed, that is, defecation. However, the doctors' attitude towards this matter is very objective. They think it is just a normal movement of human organs. When the baby's head passes through the birth canal, the rectum will become smooth and the contents will be pushed out.

During delivery, the levels of estrogen and progesterone will change, which is roughly the same as the pattern of hormone changes before menstruation, so your response is very similar to that of premenstrual syndrome. Doctors and nurses are used to these shouting and screaming mothers.

At the critical moment of delivery, it is easy to forget what is taught in the prenatal training course. If your husband can accompany you in childbirth, you can let him learn some relaxation methods with you in advance, or remind you how to breathe and exert yourself at the critical moment.

Why didn't the long-awaited joy come when I first held my baby in my arms? Don't be sad. After childbirth, your exhausted body and nerves need rest and recovery. Try to feed the baby, then let the nurse take the baby away and have a good rest. When you take a break, the little baby coming out of your body will make you more and more fascinated.

The fetal monitor rattles, and your mood rises and falls like a roller coaster. All this is undoubtedly a severe test that your husband has never experienced before. If he is asked to leave the delivery room, you should understand the doctor and let the husband know. Maybe this is not a bad thing. If it is confirmed that he cannot withstand such a test, then choose another person to accompany him.