Pregnant women waiting at the hospital gate for 2 hours, and the large fetus miscarriage in August? The Shaanxi Women's Federation responded

On January 4, in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, a maternal family member posted that on January 1, her aunt's stomach pain could not reach 120, and then called 110 to send her aunt to the hospital. Arrived at Xi'an High-tech Hospital at 8 p.m., and could not be admitted at the door due to nucleic acid problems, and waited until more than 10 p.m. While waiting at the door, the aunt was bleeding heavily and the 8-month-old baby was miscarried. In this regard, the Xi'an Women's Federation responded that the relevant departments are actively handling it, please be patient.

The reporter contacted the general manager of Xi'an High-tech Hospital, who said that the pregnant woman is currently recovering after surgery. The president of the hospital also said that the Shaanxi Provincial Municipal Health Commission is currently investigating the matter. According to media reports, the Shaanxi Women's Federation responded that it had been reported to the leadership and that the Ministry of Rights and Interests should be understanding the investigation.

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While paying attention to the latest developments in this matter, some netizens also raised their own questions: During the epidemic period, how should pregnant women see a doctor and give birth?

According to media reports, in fact, on February 8, 2020, the joint prevention and control mechanism of the State Council in response to the new coronavirus pneumonia epidemic issued relevant notices, with a series of specific requirements. These include:

1. According to the conditions of the hospital, all localities should create independent access channels for obstetric outpatient clinics and wards as much as possible, and implement the requirements for infection prevention and control in the delivery room, obstetrics department, and maternal and infant room.

2. Guide pregnant women to correctly identify and respond to signs of imminent labor, and promptly go to a midwifery institution for hospital delivery. For those who are close to the expected date of delivery, it is necessary to coordinate the implementation of obstetric examination and delivery institutions, and promptly notify the person to ensure the connection.

3. Fever clinics shall conduct examinations for feverish pregnant women. Pregnant women who can definitively exclude suspected infection may be referred to a general outpatient clinic. For suspected or confirmed pregnant women, they should be referred to the designated hospital as soon as possible in accordance with the regulations. Self-referral of suspected or confirmed pregnant women is strictly prohibited.

4. Where a pregnant woman has started the delivery before being referred to a designated hospital or urgently needs to terminate her pregnancy and is too late to transfer, the medical institution shall do a good job of isolation and protective measures, promptly assess the maternal health status after the mother gives birth, and confirm the safety of the transfer to the designated hospital to implement follow-up treatment measures.