MAJA SALVADOR BABY – Before having her baby Maria, the actress face some challenges during and after giving birth to her. According to her, she experienced “an intense 30-hour labor, 12 hours without epidural, 3 hours of pushing”. Apart from this, she had uterine inversion which was manually put back by three obstetrician-gynecologists. She lost a lot of blood and her blood pressure went down to 60/40.
Maja Salvador Shares Her Giving Birth Story
In an Instagram post, Maja Salvador shares this journey in her life.
MAJA SALVADOR – A week ago, the actress gave birth and in her newest Instagram post, she shared the story of this milestone in her life.
Actress Maja Salvador shared a first glimpse of her baby girl on Instagram Saturday. she gave birth to her first baby with her husband businessman Rambo Nunez and they are definitely ready for the parenthood chapter of their lives.
Maja gave birth to a baby girl whom they call “Maria”. She was born on May 31, Friday. Earlier in the month, Maja celebrated Mother’s Day with her 37-week tummy. Maria came four months after the couple announced that they were expecting which was on December 2023.
Recently, diving into the details of her giving birth journey, the actress narrated the story from the pain she went through to the moment she finally held her.
Based on her Instagram post, she had an “intense 30-hour labor, 12 hours without epidural, 3 hours of pushing” experience which led to her ending up in episiotomy and forceps. After 2 contractions and 7 pushes, Maria came out filling their lives with a happiness like no other.
For 10 minutes, they were able to have a skin-to-skin interaction but Maria had to handed to her father immediately as an emergency emerged. She had a uterine inversion.
“3 OB GYN were there trying to put back my uterus manually which led to blood loss of 3 to 4 liters, then my blood pressure went down to 60/40, sinabihan na lang ako ng Doula ko na anytime I would have to go to the operating room for surgery,” she shared.
With all of her strength drained out from giving birth, she surrendered and all she ever did was to pray. She would be operated if thing did not come out positively but on their last attempt, an OB-GYN was able to reposition her uterus.
It was a challenging journey and she is grateful to the medical personnel and the other people who were there. She is now recovering in Canada and she feels nothing but gratitude as her family was there as she goes through these things.
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