PIDIE JAYA (LN) - A patient with a young mother, Raudatul Jannah (24), a resident of Gampong Keurisi Meunasah Lueng, Term Buya District, Pidie Jaya Regency, was forced to give birth to a baby in a pempes delivery room at Pidie Jaya Regional Hospital, Friday (15/4) at midnight due to slow assistance from the medical team.
Rauzah gave birth to the tiny baby, only accompanied by the mother without the help of the Pidie Jaya General Hospital medical team, even though she gave birth without any help, the baby was born with the help of the mother, the officer came after the baby was born, said Rauzah in a tone. sad, they came only to cut the umbilical cord, he said.
The young mother, who was married to Nurzahri, when she gave birth to her second child, told a number of media crews about her birth story, I was traumatized by the medical services provided by officers at the Pidie Jaya Regional Public Hospital, he said.
Rauzah said, before I wanted to give birth to my biological mother, I told the medical staff about her stomach complaints, but the officers did not respond, even though the amniotic fluid had started to come out, and the officers simply answered just use pempes first.
"The patient was left with his family and gave birth to his own baby. After the baby was born, my brother-in-law immediately banged on the door of the officer's room, who seemed to be enjoying himself sleeping in the room," he said.
According to her confession, the tiny 3.3 ounce baby girl was born in a pempes on the bed in the delivery room at around 02:30 WIB. After the baby was born, the medical team came to provide help to cut the baby's umbilical cord, he said.
"Previously, there was only a family in the room and a pregnant woman beside her bed who came to help and tried to keep the newborn child alive," said Rauzah with tears in her eyes.
She said the baby was breathing and crying after giving birth, I had to wait for 5-10 minutes for the nurse to come.
The sad story experienced by the childbirth patient began at night when he arrived at the Pidie Jaya Regional Public Hospital at around 12.00 WIB, at that time the pain in his stomach for childbirth had begun, he said.
Births are unpredictable and can come suddenly. Medical officers should monitor patients regularly and offer maximum care for mothers about to give birth, he concluded.
Head of the Regional General Hospital (RSUD) Pidie Jaya, dr. Fajriman, S.p.S, M.Si, Med, when contacted by the media crew via WhatsApp until this news was published there was no answer