4 THINGS YOU MUST KNOW TO AVOID VAGINA INJURIES DURING CHILDBIRTH.

Pregnancy/childbirth tops the list of a few causes of anal or bowel incontinence in women. With the tearing(cutting open) of the vagina during childbirth, women are at high risk of suffering from incontinences

Several women die following uncontrollable bleeding from the cut. Anything to help prevent childbirth injuries will therefore be highly appreciated by every pregnant mother… Physical labour injuries (e.g. vagina damages either as a result of spontaneous tearing or episiotomy) can be prevented in several occasions.

Think about the embarrassment of not being able to hold back urine, gas or faces in the public. Having to wear pampas just because you can’t tell what is going to happen next. Also think about your marriage, how this will affect it, your baby being deprived of the care at a tender age.
Nma C.N. also known as Nurse Mna. In her book titled” HOW TO AVOID VAGINA INJURIES AT CHILDBIRTH”

Nurse Nma is a well trained registered nurse/midwife and also a mother of two, currently working as a nurse educator with one of the Schools of Nursing in the eastern part of Nigeria. She is well informed coming from a professional angle and a practical angle as an experienced mother.
In her book, Nurse Nma gave insight and a professional guide on
• Getting a better clarity of the situation of childbirth injuries
• Understanding the different body equations of you and your husband and how these could affect childbirth etc

This book is good especially for women of childbearing age …for an injury-free childbirth delivery where pregnant mothers do not need to take drugs or to the gym.
From different reviews and testimonies from women that have carefully followed her guide came out of labor rooms with recommendations.

P.S.
If you enjoy this article, you are going to also watch a special video that gave more insight into the” injury-free childbirth delivery.
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