Vaginal exams & other considerations

In this comprehensive lesson, we delve into several key aspects of childbirth. First, we explore the role and necessity of vaginal examinations during labour, including a woman's right to decline this routine procedure. We then turn our attention to the occurrence of meconium at birth, seeking to understand its causes and implications as a potential danger signal. Additionally, we discuss the crucial topic of declining blood products, offering insights into making informed decisions in this regard. Our exploration further extends to understanding fetal heart concerns during labour, highlighting their significance and impact. Also, we examine shoulder dystocia, investigating why some babies may get stuck in the birth canal and exploring strategies for prevention. This lesson aims to provide a thorough understanding of these vital childbirth-related issues.

common ailments

Shoulder dystocia at home

Shoulder dystocia - Hospital

Declining blood products

Since the introduction of the COVID-19 vaccine, it has become increasingly common for women to express apprehension about the need for blood transfusions, particularly due to concerns about potential contamination from blood donated by individuals who have received the mRNA vaccine. Additionally, there are other significant factors that contribute to this hesitation, including religious beliefs and preferences, which play a crucial role in their decision-making process regarding blood transfusions.

Fetal heart concerns

Lesson 3 – Vaginal exams & other considerations

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