| Value |
Category |
| Abdominal pains |
|
| After 2 days her scar from ceaserian opened up and had to go back to hospital |
|
| BREECH POSITION FOR THE BABY |
|
| Baby in bad position- operated |
|
| Baby ruptured mums birth canal when giving birth. |
|
| Baby's legs came out first |
|
| Bad Stomach ache |
|
| Bleeding from the mouth and nose ,high blood pressure. |
|
| Cervical tear |
|
| Cervical tear,baby was too big |
|
| Cervix contraction, (cs) |
|
| Child went for a long call in the womb so mother had to go for cs. |
|
| Deliver through cs |
|
| Delivered through Cesserian because the baby was weak and lacked enough oxygen |
|
| Delivery through caesarian section |
|
| Dizziness |
|
| Episiotomy |
|
| Had an operation with the first baby then the wound opened up during birth of the second baby so she had to undergo an operation |
|
| Her bladder broke down as the baby was coming out during delivery |
|
| High blood pressure |
|
| High blood pressure (Mother) |
|
| High blood pressure. |
|
| Infection during deliver |
|
| Inflamed left breast |
|
| Inflammation of the rectum |
|
| It took long for the baby to cry for about an hour |
|
| Itching along the wound after C.s delivery |
|
| Lack of enough water in the body |
|
| Less blood |
|
| Motto alinirarua nikashonwa |
|
| Operation due to miscarriages |
|
| Previous Scar-(Had a CS for the 1st child) |
|
| Prolonged Back pain |
|
| Prolonged bleeding |
|
| Rupture of the birth canal by the foetus |
|
| Severe abdominal pain. |
|
| She was operated because the baby was tired |
|
| The baby was big so she delivered under caesarian section |
|
| The baby was sitting. He had not turned to right position |
|
| The birth canal was small that baby could not come out and delivered through ceaserian |
|
| The first child was born through c section |
|
| Uchungu ilipotea mpaka nikadungwa ile shidano ya uchungu |
|
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
