1st your doctor not to realize that your baby is in distress during labor

Most pregnant women who arrive in a hospital for monitoring devices. These devices, also known as tocolytic monitors, to the benefit of doctors and nurses to monitor the child's heartbeat and contractions of the mother. The electronic wave forms are usually relying on these devices and the hard-expression is commonly referred to as' fetal monitoring strips. " "These patrols are an important source of information to your doctor about how the child in the womb, and how the child reacts to the stress of contractions.

If the contractions cause stress for the child, the baby can respond by an increase in heart rate. If the stresses for the child are important, or, if sufficient oxygen is always for the child, there are some signs that appear on this fetal monitor strip, a doctor and / or a nurse in a position to recognize and act. Decreased fetal movement, abnormal baseline heart rate, incomplete return of the child's heart rate in the baseline condition, and contradictory reaction to abnormal contractions are just some of the signs that trigger action in your doctor and nurse.

A common scenario is when the work floor is employed and neither the nurses nor the doctors are to see that the baby is in distress. When fetal distress occurs, the child is deprived of life-giving oxygen. If prolonged, the baby may be irreversible brain damage with permanent life-long disability.

2. Your doctor has an emergency caesarean section --

The only reason a doctor, an emergency C-section is when the child is in extreme distress, and the child must be removed immediately. The question is: Why is the child in so much distress? This is not an easy question to answer. There can be many reasons for fetal distress. In some cases it may be before the failure to recognize the fears. In other cases it may tear apart the womb and the child is not enough oxygen. It could be a tight string around the neck of the baby causes a decreased heart rate.

Important to remember is that if you have an emergency C-section, make sure you or your spouse to ask why. The answer will usually be that the child has a problem and needs now. Then ask what the problem is and whether it was before.

Your lawyer will need to discuss your medical data and records your baby carefully to see what problems were you during your work experience. The records will also be thoroughly inspected by a qualified and board-certified obstetrician, to see if evidence of wrongdoing and whether this misconduct (also known as a departure from good and accepted medical care) was a major factor in the development and production of Your baby's injuries.

3. Your baby is not crying when born

There may be various reasons why the child not to cry at the time of birth. Typically, a healthy baby usually cries at the time of delivery. This brings two important things: (1) The baby lung to expand, and (2) It allows the baby to breathe on his own immediately after birth. If it does not cry at birth, the baby suffocated scream reflex may be reduced or absent. This can be from a brain injury from lack of oxygen, or another condition that needs immediate and emerging medical intervention.

A failure at birth to cry could mean a respiratory tract, a brain injury, hypoxia, or a variety of other medical problems, any needed immediate attention. I hope that with a little aggressive and grating stimulation, the baby crying reflex kick into action and the child "" pink up "and looks healthy.

4. Your baby is not moving one of their arms at birth

The failure of your baby to one of his arms at birth could indicate that the nerve that controls arm movement have been traumatized or injured. This nerve is commonly known as the brachial plexus nerves. Damage to this nerve during a delivery can be in a condition known as "Erb's palsy" or "" Klumpke's palsy. " "

An injury to the child's arm could be temporary, which means that it is a temporary thing, or it could be more significant and lasting impact. This type of injury can occur with a condition known as "shoulder dystocia. "" That is a term doctors use to the baby shoulders stuck in the birth canal. If that happens, there are specific obstetric maneuvers doctors should order the child to move on without the arm or shoulder stuck.

Sometimes, when the maneuver is not correct, or not at all, the injury to the child's arm may cause significant permanent damage.

5. Your baby has difficulty breathing

Respiratory problems of premature births may be, if your baby is born prematurely. It may also be a lack of oxygen during birth. The exact reason why your baby's breathing problems can require intensive investigation.

These tips are for you and better inform consumers about your own health and the health of your family. As always, all issues related to the possibility that you may be a victim of false medical care should be explored with an experienced lawyer immediately medical malpractice.

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