Although childbirth is a daily bread for midwives, there are situations that remain in their memory for a long time. And we are not talking about an issue that embarrasses many pregnant women, i.e. defecation during labor. Piroska Cavell is a well-known British midwife who decided to share what she found inside women in labor on the website.
A forgotten tampon is a piece of cake
You have to admit that some stories are really incredible and it’s hard to believe that someone could let such a situation happen. If you think we’re talking about a forgotten tampon, we have to disappoint you. With what Cavell revealed, hygiene materials are a piece of cake.
The 55-year-old took dozens of items from the vaginas of expectant mothers who were about to go into labor
– we read in The Sun. the most illustrious? One patient had a bikini bottom inside. “I said I had to remove them and she said, ‘Oh, I haven’t seen them in nine months.’ – It turned out that before she got pregnant, she had sex on the beach in a very skimpy bikini, one that tied on the side. She had also had a few glasses of wine. The strings were untied, and the whole thing, instead of falling to the ground, was inside.
Midwives are also not surprised by such finds as forgotten tampons, false nails that have been misplaced, displaced piercing elements or pen caps. Cavell also talks about the broom tip.
You have to swallow the shame
Objects that become lodged in the vagina, whether through inattention or the desire to experiment, should be removed as soon as possible. They can lead to serious infections, and untreated ones have even worse consequences. This is certainly not a pleasant situation and many people feel ashamed when they have to admit to the doctors what happened. However, a moment of embarrassment cannot equate to serious health consequences.
Source: Gazeta

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