Clinic Genesis Dnepr
WHAT THE ANGELS ARE SILENT ABOUT.
Unfortunately, most women do not know and will never know that such aggressive labor management, the so-called drug stimulation and early opening of the amniotic bladder often leads to long-term negative neurological consequences in children.
The fact is that oxytocin, prostaglandin and other agents cause an artificially induced pathological birth process, in which the normal parameters of the uterine blood circulation during childbirth change with all the ensuing consequences for the fetus: acute hypoxia, cerebrovascular accident, ischemia, edema and varying degrees of CNS damage.
This means that a year or even years later, hypoxia during childbirth in a child can cause impaired attention syndrome, hyperexcitability, constant headaches, poor learning ability, and in especially severe cases – cerebral palsy and autism.
Why are such aggressive schemes of labor stimulation so widely introduced into the practice of obstetrics?!
I'll give my opinion…
Firstly, for a long time there was a Soviet school of obstetrics, in which the so-called practice of "active labor management" was adopted. Today, times have changed, there are other protocols and prescriptions, but it is quite difficult to change the stereotype of medical behavior.
One of the reasons is the insufficient qualification of the obstetrician-gynecologist (imperfection of the system of training doctors), who does not know how to properly and competently conduct natural childbirth.
The second reason is medical overload and fatigue, when the staff cannot or does not want to deal only with this woman for various reasons: for example, if several more women give birth at the same time and they just need to be separated in time.
The third reason is the banal desire of the doctor to complete the birth before nightfall in order to sleep for a couple of hours, sometimes it is the unwillingness to stay late at work …
desire not to miss the conference
the desire to go on vacation and on vacation in time …
Do you hardly believe this?
But this is true and the health of your child for life will depend on it.
The irregularity of the doctor's working hours often leads to decisions not in favor of the patient. In this case, the doctor himself is a victim and, according to the law of self-preservation, chooses his own health.
Also, one of the common reasons is the untimely performance of a caesarean section according to indications, when intrauterine fetal hypoxia has already developed.
At the Genesis-Dnepr clinic, natural childbirth is carried out without stimulation in the presence of two obstetrician-gynecologists and two children's doctors, one of whom is a resuscitator who can quickly bring the child out of hypoxia and prevent all possible complications. The doctor stays with the patient as long as necessary – he deals with only one woman!
Also, the operating and medical team is always ready, if necessary, without wasting precious time, they will conduct an emergency caesarean section.
IF ANGELS COULD SPEAK…
they, as witnesses of what is happening, would open your eyes to many things. They would tell you about the causes of future suffering for you and your child. And we would beg you: do not disturb the natural process of childbirth, do not rudely interfere with the physiology of a woman, do not contradict the divine prescriptions !! Just give her the opportunity to give birth to a healthy baby.
It is also worth knowing that all induced labor leads to ruptures and injuries in women, making her future sex life problematic.
Below I would like to give excerpts from the report of the neurologist Mikhail Golovach, voiced in Amsterdam at the international conference "Midwifery Today".
Information can be useful not only for doctors, but also for patients.
“The idea that the uterus “works like an ordinary hydraulic machine” during childbirth was formed at the turn of the 90th-20th centuries. According to these ideas, during uterine contraction, intrauterine pressure rises, from which the fetus moves through the birth canal and opens the cervix. These ideas, as an indisputable truth, are also spelled out in modern medical educational and methodological literature. But, as it turned out, the strength of the labor pain is completely insufficient to (purely mechanically) move the presenting part of the fetus deep into the small pelvis and open the cervix. And there is no direct relationship between the value of intrauterine pressure and the force of pressure of the fetus on the cervix: "… with contractions stimulated by oxytocin, the intrauterine pressure is high, and the pressure force of the fetal head on the cervix is very low"
Each normal labor contraction leads to the deposition (accumulation) of blood in the uterus, which increases the internal volume of the uterus and ensures the promotion of the fetus. Moreover, the fetus is forced out of the uterus smoothly as the birth canal opens. This happens when part of the blood during the contraction flows from the body of the uterus and placenta and is deposited in the lower segment and cervix, which leads to the expansion of the lower segment of the uterus, the expansion of the cervix (its “ripening”) and the formation of the birth canal through which the fetus moves . This ensures the normal course of the birth process, without disturbing the uteroplacental blood flow, without the fetus suffering from hypoxia, and without traumatic compression of the head in the lower uterine segment.
The young family could not have children for a long time. A wise man advised them to go to Rome and light a candle in the Cathedral of St. Peter. Many years passed, and the old sage decided to visit this family. On the threshold he was met by a whole gang of children of different ages.
— Where are your parents? the sage asked.
— Mom is in the hospital, and dad flew to Rome to extinguish some kind of candle, the children answered.
“Don’t worry,” the doctor reassures a young woman who has just taken giving birth on the train – I heard a year ago one woman gave birth at the bus stop!
– It was me, doctor…
And now official obstetrics recommends considering the birth process on the basis of hypotheses about: "contraction-retraction-distraction", "descending triple gradient" and "automatic pacemaker" during myometrial contraction. In classical obstetric literature, the opinion prevails that the pressure of the fetal head on the cervix allegedly stimulates an increased release of prostaglandins, which in turn further activate the contractile activity of the uterus and the opening of the cervix. Very often, on the basis of these theories, the use of oxytocin to stimulate contractions is officially recommended, and “to prepare the cervix for childbirth” – drugs of the prostaglandin E2 group, etc.
Humanity was actively growing in numbers, primarily due to large families. It is unlikely that this would have happened if childbirth in past centuries carried a pronounced danger to women in labor and their children. Yes, infant mortality under 1 year of age was high due to death of children after birth from respiratory diseases and gastrointestinal infections (hygiene was poor and there were no antibiotics).
Our obstetricians have drugs that have a powerful effect on the uterus and its neck: synthetic oxytocin since the mid-60s of the XX century, synthetic prostaglandins since the 70s, antiprogestogens, kelp, etc. since the 80s. E and F, the natural hypothalamic-pituitary hormone oxytocin interact and are regulated by many other biologically active substances and hormones in the body of the pregnant woman and the fetus. That is, synthetic prostaglandins, antigestagens and oxytocin cannot cause labor and contractions corresponding to physiological (normal) labor and labor, since these synthetic drugs are not copies of natural prostaglandins and oxytocin. These drugs cause an artificial, pathological birth process, in which the normal parameters of the blood circulation of the uterus during childbirth change with all the ensuing consequences, primarily for the fetus (hypoxia, circulatory disorders, damage to the central nervous system).
These drugs, disrupting the uteroplacental circulation, cause acute hypoxia (distress) of the fetus, which leads to a breakdown in the autoregulation of cerebral circulation and acute perinatal encephalopathy: edema, ischemia, hemorrhage. Mostly areas of the white matter of the brain are affected, located on the border of the blood supply of the three main vascular pools – the anterior, middle and posterior cerebral arteries. The neuroglial cells located here are responsible after birth for the processes of myelination and organization of the work of neurons in the cerebral cortex and subcortex.The neurons of the cortex are not yet functioning at the time of birth, since the corticospinal and rubrospinal pathways are not myelinated. Cortical neurons establish connections with the subcortex and spinal cord after the birth of a child, which leads to the development and complication of movements and formation, then the development of speech and social behavior. First of all, perinatal death of neuroglia due to acute hypoxia leads to disruption of the myelination process, which reduces the number of connections cells of the cerebral cortex with a subcortex and a trunk. As a result, functional insufficiency and physical death of neurons of the cortex and subcortex of the brain occur, and various disorders of the development of the central nervous system appear in children after birth. Which leads to a slowdown in the development and complication of movements, violations of the formation of a normal (inherent in the genes) musculoskeletal system, violations of the development of speech and social behavior.
When using these drugs, premature rupture of amniotic fluid often occurs without a cervix ready for childbirth, primary and secondary weakness of labor activity develops. But in most cases, the induction of labor with artificial (prostaglandins, antiprogestogens, kelp, etc.) preparation of the cervix leads to rapid and rapid labor, with forceful passage of the birth canal, with "assault" characteristics of the passage of the presenting part of the fetus through the birth canal, deep cervical ruptures uterus. The fetus is often injured. The head of the fetus with artificially induced or accelerated contractions does not have time to prepare for the passage of the pelvic bones. The bones of the skull and the sutures between them in the fetus are cartilaginous and can change their configuration during the passage of the birth canal. When labor is stimulated, the fetal head is compressed so quickly that intracranial pressure rises sharply, venous outflow and arterial blood flow in the brain are disturbed, and areas of cerebral edema, ischemia and hemorrhage occur.
Life experience shows that 90% of the surveyed mothers with children with cerebral palsy had artificially induced and accelerated labor or had an emergency caesarean section, when a threat to the life of the fetus developed against the background of stimulation.
In modern medicine, there is a myth that, first of all, because of the poor health of pregnant women, sick children with CNS damage will be born. But women of the military and post-war 40s and 50s, barracks, wagons, "dormitories" and communal apartments, hard working in production and in the villages, with rampant sexual infections, abortions, the absence of antibiotics (and the absence of ultrasound diagnostics), how could they have better health indicators than modern women?
But on the other hand, at that time there were no means of medical stimulation of childbirth, obstetricians used the experience accumulated over the centuries, and women of the 40s and 50s gave birth to entire generations of our compatriots who paved the way to the atom and into space, to Olympic sports pedestals .
So, in the work of the staff of the Radzinsky department in 2006, it was found that the severe condition of full-term children at birth, who required mechanical ventilation, is facilitated not so much by violations of the fetoplacental system identified during pregnancy, but by elements of obstetric aggression during childbirth. Emergency caesarean section accounted for 33.6% of births, after which full-term babies were placed on mechanical ventilation (immediately after surgery). In most cases, caesarean section was belated and was performed with severe suffering (hypoxia) of the fetus. That is, such an emergency caesarean section did not save children from CNS damage. In the analyzed cases of the birth of full-term children who were in intensive care on mechanical ventilation, most of their mothers during pregnancy had a low degree of perinatal risk. Thus, the materials of this work of the obstetric department of Radzinsky once again confirm that childhood disability and the incidence of the central nervous system have increased in our country due to the fact that, first of all, full-term children are resuscitated, who, with the correct tactics of childbirth, should have been born healthy.
Representative of the official obstetrics prof. I.S. Sidorova, in her guide for obstetricians, recommends that when the cervix is dilated up to 6-8 cm, it is imperative to perform an artificial amniotomy. Although he writes further that amniotomy can provoke hypertonic dysfunction of the uterus, and causes a short-term decrease in uteroplacental blood flow with a change in the fetal heart rate – often bradycardia, which reflects severe fetal hypoxia. To overcome these health-threatening consequences of amniotomy, Sidorova recommends administering no-shpu, baralgin, which are tocolytic (suppress uterine contractions), and glucose with vitamin C and cocarboxylase, which, according to Sidorova, will support the energy level and oxygenation of the fetus (p. 87– 88). Sidorov does not provide evidence of the effectiveness of such measures for maintaining the health of the fetus after amniotomy.
Prof. V.A. Potapov writes in the methodological guide: “To date, the following interventions have been proven to be ineffective in fetal distress (hypoxia) (level of evidence A): bed rest, aspirin and dipyridamole, estrogens, oxygen, glucose, vitamins, metabolites, tocolytics, blockers calcium channels, an increase in the volume of circulating blood, Essentiale, actovegin.
Drug treatment is ineffective in fetal distress, as proven by any drug. For example, glucose causes severe metabolic acidosis, beta-adrenergic agonists (basic tocolytics) cause the “fetal steal” syndrome, improving extraplacental blood flow and impoverishing the placental bed. As for oxygen, it causes a spasm of the placental vessels, and not expansion. Today it is well known to everyone that the oxygen supply in the periphery is controlled not by vascular tone, not by the volume of blood circulation, but by metabolism in tissues …
So, in the work of the staff of the Radzinsky department in 2006, it was found that the severe condition of full-term children at birth, who required mechanical ventilation, is facilitated not so much by violations of the fetoplacental system identified during pregnancy, but by elements of obstetric aggression during childbirth. Emergency caesarean section accounted for 33.6% of births, after which full-term babies were placed on mechanical ventilation (immediately after surgery). In most cases, caesarean section was belated and was performed with severe suffering (hypoxia) of the fetus. That is, such an emergency caesarean section did not save children from CNS damage. In the analyzed cases of the birth of full-term children who were in intensive care on mechanical ventilation, most of their mothers during pregnancy had a low degree of perinatal risk. Thus, the materials of this work of the obstetric department of Radzinsky once again confirm that childhood disability and the incidence of the central nervous system have increased in our country due to the fact that, first of all, full-term children are resuscitated, who, with the correct tactics of childbirth, should have been born healthy.
Representative of the official obstetrics prof. I.S. Sidorova, in her guide for obstetricians, recommends that when the cervix is dilated up to 6-8 cm, it is imperative to perform an artificial amniotomy. Although he writes further that amniotomy can provoke hypertonic dysfunction of the uterus, and causes a short-term decrease in uteroplacental blood flow with a change in the fetal heart rate – often bradycardia, which reflects severe fetal hypoxia. To overcome these health-threatening consequences of amniotomy, Sidorova recommends administering no-shpu, baralgin, which are tocolytic (suppress uterine contractions), and glucose with vitamin C and cocarboxylase, which, according to Sidorova, will support the energy level and oxygenation of the fetus (p. 87– 88). Sidorov does not provide evidence of the effectiveness of such measures for maintaining the health of the fetus after amniotomy.
Prof. V.A. Potapov writes in the methodological guide: “To date, the following interventions have been proven to be ineffective in fetal distress (hypoxia) (level of evidence A): bed rest, aspirin and dipyridamole, estrogens, oxygen, glucose, vitamins, metabolites, tocolytics, blockers calcium channels, an increase in the volume of circulating blood, Essentiale, actovegin.
Drug treatment is ineffective in fetal distress, as proven by any drug. For example, glucose causes severe metabolic acidosis, beta-adrenergic agonists (basic tocolytics) cause the “fetal steal” syndrome, improving extraplacental blood flow and impoverishing the placental bed. As for oxygen, it causes a spasm of the placental vessels, and not expansion. Today it is well known to everyone that the oxygen supply in the periphery is controlled not by vascular tone, not by the volume of blood circulation, but by metabolism in tissues …
Why pour a bubble if the consequences of this intervention for the further flow of the process of childbirth and for the health of the child are unpredictable and are not amenable to preventive treatment?!
In foreign manuals are not so categorical with the Soviets: "Although amniotomy is widely used in modern obstetrics, it is important to take into account the risk of complications of this procedure: in addition to the possibility of the imposition of umbilies, which is dangerous by the development of acute hypoxia from the fetus and emergency COP, when amniotomy, the fetus develops transit acidosis and hypoxia The frequency of variable deterals on the CTG increases, the risk of comprehensive part of the fetus head increases, although in the future the childbirth can flow as and during the independent rupture of the fruit bubble. When appointing amniotomy in order to relate to relatives, it should be remembered that the advantages of accelerating childbirth before their usual flow were not confirmed by any major prospective research "
So why pump a bubble? To damage the CNS fetus?
Hypoxia damaging the CNS, but the induction and stimulation arising in the period of intervention in childbirth remains from the moment of birth, not detected. The newborn at high points on the scale of apgar 7-10 is not examined in a dynamics with a description of the full neurological status, because there is no asphyxia at birth. As a result, neurological disorders find and record children's neurologists, when from 1 month and further to them bring to the reception of such children with various Violations of the CNS development.