In Nikshich, a healthy child died on the day of childbirth
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In Nikshich, a healthy child died on the day of childbirth
Montenegrin media published on November 4. A ZG woman from Niksic, for nine months, had a healthy baby, but on the day of delivery, August 29, it was found that a female child was dead. The birth was performed urgently in the form of a cesarean section.
The doctors informed the police about this case, which informed the prosecutor's office. An autopsy was carried out - it was established that death came from strangulation of the fetal waters (the fetus surrounds the fetus, in addition to other factors, ensures the normal functioning of the fetus).
ZG and her husband believe that the death of the fetus was due to the negligence of the doctor who observed the pregnant woman, and they accused all doctors in the hospital. According to ZG, on August 26, three days before the birth, there was a weak heartbeat of the fetus. She was advised to do some sit-ups, after which they explained that the baby was awake. After that the father-in-law ZG talked with the doctor, who was watching the pregnant woman, insisted on caesarean section, since the baby was 4.8 kg, and until the day of birth was 10 days. According to ZG, the doctor answered negatively, said that everything is in order.
Parents of the baby believe that, against the background of signs of a risky pregnancy, the fetus remained in the womb for a long time, and therefore death occurred.
ZG and her husband applied to the Ministry of Health, the Medical Chamber of Montenegro, and also made a statement to the Labor Inspectorate, since the doctor who observed the pregnant ZG is working illegally.
According to ZG, the accused doctor, in written statements to the appropriate authorities, explained the death of the child with the words: It happens. It happens in America and in Vienna. And now I could go out and die.
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