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11/07/2025

10 Things That Nearly K!led Pregnant Women — But Nobody Talks About It 😳💔🤰🏽

Too many women d!ed during pregnancy or childbirth because what they felt was ignored or help came too late.
These are the silent k!lers you MUST know 👇

1️⃣ “I was swelling, but they said it was normal.”
Swollen feet, face, or hands with headache or blurry vision could be preeclampsia — and it can k!l easily.

2️⃣ “I thought it was toilet infection.”
Many UTIs in pregnancy are silent. Left untreated, they can tr!gger early labour or kidney failure.

3️⃣ “I was bleeding small, so I didn’t panic.”
Any bleeding in pregnancy must be checked immediately — it might be placenta previa or abruption.

4️⃣ “I wanted to push, but they told me to close my legs.”
Delaying a woman who’s fully in labour can cause stillbirth or fetal distress.

5️⃣ “I didn’t go for antenatal because I felt fine.”
Too many women feel “normal” until it’s too late. Antenatal checks save lives silently.

6️⃣ “They gave me herbs to help the baby come out.”
Many local mixtures overstimulate the womb — leading to ruptured uterus and d£ath.

7️⃣ “I waited for my husband to come back before going to the hospital.”
Delay k!ls. Labour doesn’t wait for permission.

8️⃣ “They kept me at home to ‘monitor’ the pain.”
By the time they rushed her to the hospital, it was already too late.

9️⃣ “I thought the baby was just quiet.”
Reduced fetal movement is not peace — it can be a sign your baby is in dang£r!

🔟 “I was too ashamed to ask questions.”
Shame has k!led too many women. Speak. Ask. Cry out. Your life matters.

💡 Dear pregnant woman, don’t d!e in silence. Speak up. Ask questions. Run to the hospital if something feels wrong.

We’re not losing more mothers. Not on my watch. I care. Always.

10/07/2025

When a pregnant woman with severe pre-eclampsia becomes unconscious, the scale that is used to assess the level is ..

10/07/2025

The care given to a pregnant woman from the time that
conception until the beginning of labour is called

10/07/2025

Generalised oedema which is observed in a woman with severe pre-eclampsia and congestive cardiac failure is termed

10/07/2025

The examination of the pelvic canal for possibility of vaginal
delivery is called

10/07/2025

Artificial rupture of membranes to accelerate uterine
contractions is termed

10/07/2025

For those who struggle with English

Don't = Do not
Won't =Wo not

10/07/2025

How is the situation at the hospital on that side?

09/07/2025

The "kissing diseases" is another name for ......

09/07/2025

Dear Nurse, you didn’t choose nursing by mistake. You are here to make a difference

09/07/2025

I was buying vegetables at the junction while waiting for my change, I saw a woman walking with a child and the child walking faster than the woman and the woman shouted ...DIPLOMA!!! wait for me!. In fact I was so amazed hearing that name. So to satisfy my curiosity I walked closer to the woman and asked (MAMA why do you call this little child DIPLOMA the woman laughed and said to me "my dear I sent her Mother to COLLEGE and this is what she brought home"

09/07/2025

Once you see a monk sweeping the room just know sin is about to happen

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