A message from a Saudi doctor to pregnant women with corona

A Saudi doctor revealed the efforts made by doctors, doctors, and nurses of obstetrics and gynecology in the world, similar to their distance from the limelight, and no one knew what these doctors faced in terms of defense and tremendous efforts in combating the Corona outbreak.

Consultant Obstetrics and Gynecology at King Fahd University Hospital in Al-Khobar, Dr. Munira Al-Mulhim, spoke to Al-Arabiya.net, saying that she sent a message via Twitter to draw attention to the tremendous efforts made by these male and female doctors in the field of obstetrics and gynecology, strengthen their resolve, and spread the spirit of Courage, so that their efforts stand out, so she wrote: “From the heart of the event, we see and give birth to patients with Corona, the best greetings to doctors, doctors, and obstetrics and gynecology nurses all over the world.” The tweet received responses and comments from doctors, specialists, and a large number of activists on social media platforms.

And she continued, “When a pregnant woman is infected with the emerging corona virus, she lives with the conditions of the disease like other patients, and she recovers, God willing, unless she has chronic diseases such as pressure and diabetes, and here she can be placed in intensive care and under observation, and the presence of a corona analysis facilitated the task for gynecologists.” And childbirth, and there are many increasing cases in which most of them have normal and healthy pregnancies, and this is a good thing, as we have not encountered any deaths of children or pregnant mothers.

And she indicated that “the mere birth of a mother infected with the Corona virus can, within 24 hours, determine whether the child is infected with Corona or not, and all medical measures are taken in this regard. Hospitals in Saudi Arabia focus their attention on pregnant women, as the pregnant woman finds all care efficiently, continuous monitoring, careful follow-up, and great attention to her and her infant.” to make sure they are safe.”