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06/11/2025

💔 She Gave Birth Safely — But Lost Her Womb 😭 This Is Why Every Woman Must Read This!

She pushed her baby out successfully 😭
No tear, no complication, baby cried well…
Everyone shouted “Congratulations!” 🎉

But 30 minutes later, something changed.
She started bleeding — not small blood o 😨
Pad after pad, the bed was soaked.
Nurses pressed her tummy, blood still poured like tap 💦

They rushed her to the theatre, and that was how she lost her womb to save her life. 💔

Let’s talk about what really happened 👇🏾

This condition is called Postpartum Hemorrhage (PPH) — simply means heavy bleeding after birth.

It’s one of the leading causes of maternal d£ath — and the saddest part is that most of them could have been prevented. 😢

💥 Common causes of PPH:
1️⃣ Retained placenta or pieces of it — when part of the placenta remains inside the womb.
2️⃣ Uterine atony — when the womb fails to contract after delivery.
3️⃣ Tears in the vag!na or cervix that go unnoticed.
4️⃣ Blood clotting problems.

❌ Warning signs every woman should know:
🚨 Bleeding soaking more than 1 pad in 15–30 minutes
🚨 Dizziness or fainting
🚨 Weak pulse, confusion, or pale lips
🚨 Severe abdominal pain after delivery

If you see these signs — shout for help immediately!
Don’t say “it’s normal after birth.” It’s not! 😭

💡 How to prevent or reduce risk:
✅ Deliver in a well-equipped hospital with skilled birth attendants.
✅ Allow the health worker to give oxytocin inj£ction right after birth — it helps the womb contract.
✅ Don’t massage the tummy roughly at home.
✅ Always go for postnatal checkup even when you feel fine.

Many women survive childbirth but lose their wombs forever 😢
Please, don’t be one of them.
Let’s spread awareness — because one share could save a mother’s life. 🙏🏾
UtoNwa

31/08/2025

Happy Mother's Day To Me And all The Mother's In The Whole World ❤️💚

21/08/2025

🚨🤰 DEAR PREGNANT WOMAN, PLEASE DON’T DO THESE 7 THINGS! 👶

Pregnancy is a delicate journey, and some habits can secretly harm you or your baby 😟 Read this carefully 👇

👉 1. Don’t take herbs or unprescribed drugs – They can cause m!scarriage or birth d£fects.
👉 2. Don’t skip antenatal care – Silent problems like high BP or low blood can only be det£cted in clinic.
👉 3. Don’t eat too much junk food – It increases r!sk of diabetes & big baby (hard labor).
👉 4. Don’t lie flat on your back after 20 weeks – It can reduce blood flow to your baby.
👉 5. Don’t lift heavy things – Can trigger preterm labor or back injury.
👉 6. Don’t hide warning signs – Report headaches, bleeding, or reduced baby kicks immediately.
👉 7. Don’t miss your supplements – Folic acid & iron protect both you and baby.

💡 Mama, your lifestyle during pregnancy matters a lot. Protect yourself, protect your baby ❤️

📲 Share this post to remind another pregnant woman. Knowledge is power!

Follow this page for more lifesaving maternity education 💕

Nurse Utonwa cares 🥰
UtoNwa

11/08/2025

10 Pregnancy Myths That Can Put You in Dang£r 🤰🏽

Too many women hear advice from “aunty” or “mama” that’s just wrong — and r!sky.
Let’s clear the air.

1️⃣ “If you’re bleeding but not in pain, it’s fine.” ❌
No — any bleeding needs checking.
2️⃣ “Your due date is exact.” ❌
Only 5% give birth that day.
3️⃣ “Swelling is normal.” ❌
Sudden swelling can be dang£rous.
4️⃣ “Labour always starts with your water breaking.” ❌
Nope.That's not true.
5️⃣ “Strong tea or herbs can induce labour.” ❌ R!sky for you and baby.
6️⃣ “Baby movement slows down at the end.” ❌
Dang£rous myth.
7️⃣ “Crying will stress your baby.” ❌
You’re allowed to feel emotions.
8️⃣ “Spicy food causes early labour.” ❌
Not proven.
9️⃣ “Big belly = big baby.” ❌
Only scans can tell.
🔟 “If it’s your first pregnancy, labour is always long.” ❌
Not always!

💡 Truth saves lives.
📢 Share this so fewer women suffer from bad advice.
👉🏾 Follow this page UtoNwa for pregnancy facts, not myths.
✍️

27/07/2025

EPISIOTOMY CARE: How to Heal Faster “Down There” After They Cut You During Delivery 😖✂️

Nobody prepares you for the pain you’ll feel when trying to sit, p*e, or even laugh after that cut “down there” 😩

If your doctor gave you an episiotomy during birth (that’s when they cut the perineum to help baby come out), healing can be slow and frustrating.
But with the right care, you’ll bounce back faster 💪🏽

Here’s how to take care of your episiotomy wound 👇

🔻 DO’s (Things That Help Healing)
✅ Use warm sitz baths daily (it soothes pain and keeps it clean)
✅ Wash gently with clean water — no harsh soap
✅ Air it out when possible — lie down without pant
✅ Use maternity pads — not regular ones
✅ Take pain relief (as prescribed!)
✅ Eat soft foods to avoid straining during poo 💩
✅ Rest well and drink lots of water 🥤

🔺 DON’Ts (Avoid These O!)
❌ Don’t scrub the area
❌ Don’t apply powder or ointments not prescribed
❌ Don’t do heavy lifting
❌ Don’t rush back to s£x — wait till your doctor gives green light
❌ Don’t ignore signs of infection (bad smell, pus, fever) 🚨

💥Your healing is just as important as your baby’s care. You deserve comfort, rest, and support while your body recovers.

💔 The pain might be silent, but you’re not alone.

👑 Mama, you went through fire to bring life — now it’s time to heal like the queen you are.

👉 Follow This page UtoNwa for more real-life postpartum truths they don’t teach in books.
We talk about the pain, the healing, and the joy — raw and unfiltered 💯💋
For educational purposes only.

25/07/2025

🩺 Not All C-Sections Are the Same! 🤰✂️
Let’s talk about the different types of Cesarean (CS) cuts most people don’t understand.
They call it “just CS” but there’s a whole science behind those cuts! 👇👇

📌 Horizontal Cs, Vertical Cs & Abdominal Cs — what’s the difference?
Here’s the gist — and I promise you’ll learn something new today! 💡

🔹 1. The Horizontal Cs (aka Low Transverse CS)
This is the most common and preferred type of CS.
✅ A side-to-side (horizontal) cut made low on the ut£rus
✅ It bleeds less
✅ Heals better
✅ Lower r!sk of future complications
✅ Best for women who might want to try vagin@l birth (VBAC) next time

🧠 Most women who’ve had a CS had this type, even if the skin cut looks different!

🔹 2. The Vertical Cs (aka Classical CS)
This is RARE and only done in special emergencies 😮
A top-to-bottom (vertical) cut made high on the ut£rus
Used when: ✔️ The baby is extremely preterm
✔️ There's an emergency
✔️ There's fibroid or placenta blocking the lower part
But note:
❌ More bleeding
❌ Higher r!sk of rupture in future pregnancies
❌ No vag!nal delivery allowed after this one

🔹 3. The Abdominal Cs (What You See Outside!)
Now let’s clear the confusion 👉
Just because you see a horizontal or vertical scar on your skin doesn’t mean that’s how your ut£rus was cut.

✅ Abdominal CS refers to the cut on your tummy wall (not ut£rus)
It can be: — Pfannenstiel incision (horizontal, bikini line – most common)
— Midline incision (vertical, from below belly button down – used in emergencies)

🔍 So yes, a woman can have a horizontal cut on the skin, but a vertical cut on the ut£rus! That’s why doctors always check the ut£rus type before allowing a trial of labor in future births.

🧠 So next time someone says "CS is CS"... Tell them: NOPE! There’s levels to this!

👉 Knowing your own CS type is powerful. It helps your doctor plan the safest delivery next time, and it helps YOU make informed choices.

❤️ Tag a pregnant mama.
💬 Drop “EDUCATED” in the comments if you learnt something new today!
🔁 SHARE this to help someone else — you could save a life!
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I care 🥰

13/07/2025

No one talks about how a urinary tract infection (UTI) in pregnancy can lead to early labor! 🚨🤰🏽💧

You feel a little burning when you p*e. You ignore it.
Maybe you feel the urge to p*e all the time but nothing really comes out…
Stop brushing it off. That might be a UTI — and in pregnancy, it’s serious.

Here’s what you need to know 👇

🔹 A UTI is an infection in your urinary system — bladder, kidney, or urethra
🔹 In pregnancy, UTIs are more common because your growing womb presses on your bladder and slows urine flow
🔹 If untreated, a UTI can travel to the kidneys or tr!gger early contractions and even preterm labor

✅ Watch out for these signs:

– Burning or pain while urinating
– Constant urge to p*e, even when your bladder is empty
– Lower abdominal pain
– Cloudy or smelly urine
– Fever or chills (in severe cases)

💡 What to do:

– Don’t ignore the signs — get a urine test ASAP
– Your doctor will prescribe safe antibiotics
– Drink plenty of water and unsweetened cranberry juice
– Wipe front to back. Stay clean. Empty bladder often.

Mama, a small infection can cause big problems — but only if ignored.

The earlier you treat it, the safer your baby stays.

👉 Follow this page UtoNwa for more powerful pregnancy truths that protect you and your baby — no fear, just facts.

05/07/2025

The first 3 months (first trimester) are the most critical time for your baby’s brain and spine.
Folic acid is a must from the start!

💡 Why Folic Acid Is So Important:

✅ Prevents spinal cord and brain defects (like spina bifida)
✅ Supports your baby’s brain development
✅ Helps your body make healthy red blood cells
✅ Reduces r!sk of m!scarriage

🕒 When Should I Start?

👉 Before pregnancy if possible
👉 Or as soon as you find out you’re pregnant
👉 Continue taking it as your doctor advises

💬 Mama, folic acid is a small pill with big protection.
Don’t wait. Start now and stay consistent 💊👶🏾

👉 Follow UtoNwa for real, timely pregnancy truths every mama should know.
Because your baby’s brain begins with your care 🥰

03/07/2025

I’m Always Tired — I Feel Lazy 😔

No mama, you're not lazy — you're growing a full human being!
Fatigue in pregnancy is real and valid.

💡 Why You Feel So Tired:

✅ Hormones (especially progesterone)
✅ Low iron levels (anaemia)
✅ Extra blood your body is producing
✅ Carrying extra weight
✅ Sleep discomfort and stress

🧘🏾‍♀️ How To Cope:

✔️ Rest often — even short naps help
✔️ Eat iron-rich foods (like ugu, meat, beans)
✔️ Take your routine drugs and prenatal vitamins
✔️ Stay hydrated
✔️ Talk to your midwife if the tiredness is extreme

💬 Mama, rest is part of the assignment!
Don’t let guilt or outside pressure shame you for slowing down.

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Because you deserve care too 🥰

28/06/2025

Dear Pregnant Woman,

Why are you afraid to bond with your unborn baby?

You touch your belly, but you don’t talk to it.
You feel the kicks, but you ignore them.
You say, “Let me not get too attached — what if something happens?”

Mama, stop living in fear.
This baby needs you now — not just after birth, but even while inside your womb.

💞 Talk to your baby
💞 Sing to your baby
💞 Pray over your baby
💞 Rub your belly with love
💞 Imagine the joy of holding them

Your baby can hear your voice. Feel your touch. Respond to your energy.

Bonding isn’t just emotional — it helps baby’s brain grow and creates a beautiful connection early.

Don't let fear rob you of these precious moments.

Speak life. Speak love.
Your womb is a sacred space — fill it with warmth and peace.

Follow UtoNwa for more beautiful truths about pregnancy and motherhood.

25/06/2025

Why Am I Always Angry or Crying During Pregnancy? 😡😭

One minute you're laughing… the next, you're crying because someone finished your suya 😭
Or you're angry because your partner breathed too loud 😤😂

Pregnancy mood swings are REAL—and no, you’re not going crazy.

Here’s what’s really going on inside you👇

🧠 Hormones are dancing azonto in your body.
Estrogen and progesterone levels are rising and crashing like NEPA light. That alone can mess with your emotions.

💤 You’re tired, uncomfortable, and sometimes overwhelmed.
And guess what? That’s enough reason to cry or feel irritable.

💬 You may not feel like yourself—and that’s okay.
You’re going through mental, emotional, and physical changes. Be gentle with yourself.

❤️ But here’s the part I want you to remember:

You are not weak.
You are not dramatic.
You are not “too emotional.”
You are pregnant. And your feelings are valid.

Please don’t bottle it up. Talk to someone. Cry if you must. Laugh when you can. Breathe always.

🌷And if you ever feel deeply sad, anxious, or withdrawn, especially for days—please talk to your doctor or midwife. Mental health matters.

👉 Follow UtoNwa for more real talk, no judgement—just care and truth.
I’m here for you. I care. 🥰

23/06/2025

Why You’re Always Out of Breath During Pregnancy 😮‍💨

Ever noticed how you climb just two stairs and suddenly you're panting like you ran marathon?
You're not alone, mama! Let’s break it down. 👇

💥 Shortness of breath in pregnancy is very common and here’s why:

1️⃣ Your hormones are working overtime.
Progesterone increases and affects your lungs—making you feel like you need more air even when you're resting.

2️⃣ Your growing uterus pushes against your lungs.
As baby grows, there's less space for your lungs to fully expand. That’s why you may feel breathless even while talking.

3️⃣ Your body is supplying oxygen for TWO.
You’re doing double work. Your heart and lungs are literally supporting two lives.

But here’s the good news 💛

✅ It’s usually harmless.
✅ It eases in the last few weeks when baby drops lower.
✅ Just slow down, sit upright, and take deep breaths.

🚨 But if you’re gasping badly, having chest pain, or it gets worse—see your doctor ASAP. Better safe than sorry.

💬 Have you felt this before? Share your experience!

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I care, deeply. 🥰

UtoNwa