Breaking the amniotic fluid in the subway station of the pregnant woman, fortunately to treat the mo

"Thank you very much for helping you in time. My wife, the mother and the child are safe." A few days ago, at the platform of the Piankou Station on the No. 5 of Guangzhou Metro, a expectant mother at 38 weeks of pregnancy suddenly broke the amniotic fluid during the subway. Extended a helping hand in time and delivered childbirth smoothly after being sent to the hospital. The husband who accompanied him thanked the subway employees.

"There is a pregnant woman with a breakthrough on the platform and needs help." At around 19:19 on June 10, the ride control room of the Metro Puskou Station suddenly came out of the emergency call of the station clerk Liang Zhikun. Duty headmaster Liu Ye and Li Minting, who was just preparing to take over, immediately rushed to the platform to support it after hearing the information. The duty officer Chen Zhihui quickly called the 120 phone simultaneously. At the same time, Ren Shengnan, a station staff member who was patrolling in the station hall, also took the screen to the scene to enclose. In less than three minutes, a temporary small "inter -delivery" was arranged on the platform.

As a mother who had just returned to work after maternity leave, Li Minting saw a pregnant woman with a red eyes sitting on the stool and immediately appealed: "Don't worry, 120 is already on the road." Considering that the sitting posture will speed up the loss of amniotic fluid loss, the sitting position will speed up the loss of amniotic fluid loss. Li Minting helped the pregnant woman and lay down slowly. Susan Shan, who is also a mother, carefully brought the cushion under the waist to the pregnant woman, and put the pregnant woman's bag under her head to make the pregnant woman lay comfortably as much as possible. At this time, Li Minting found that the pants of the pregnant woman were soaked. Fortunately, there was no sign of redness, so she relaxed her mood by chatting and telling her production experience.

Under the escort of the two Baoma staff, the anxiety of the expectant mother finally eased. She told the staff next to her that she lived near Koukou Station and was pregnant for 38 weeks. The body is not right. Because it was the first child, neither herself and her husband had experience. When I got off at Laoukou Station, I felt that the amniotic fluid might break, so the husband helped her to the stool to sit down, and immediately asked the station staff to help.

Soon, the female passenger was successfully sent to the ambulance and went to the hospital to welcome the advent of new life. This shocking experience finally ended with the passenger mother and son safely.

Wen, Picture/Guangzhou Daily · Xinhua City Reporter: Li Tianyan Correspondent: Chen Zhihui Guangzhou Daily · Xinhuacheng Editor: Li Fenghe

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