Most. R., 32

Rojina, a 32-year-old woman admired for her honesty and sense of responsibility, is now facing a critical moment as her pregnancy nears its end with severe abdominal pain, watery discharge, and fetal distress. Despite her talent and passion for sewing, she and her family live without a permanent home, struggling daily just to meet basic needs. With no financial means, they cannot afford the urgent delivery care required to save both mother and child. Without timely intervention, Rojina risks life-threatening complications while her unborn baby’s survival hangs in the balance. Her family’s greatest wish is to see her dream of raising an educated, honest child come true, but without support, that dream may be lost.

Rojina was 9 months and 19 days pregnant when she was admitted with lower abdominal pain, per vaginal watery discharge, and signs of fetal distress, indicating a high-risk obstetric emergency. After careful assessment, the medical team decided to perform an emergency Lower Uterine Cesarean Section (LUCS) to ensure the safety of both mother and baby. The procedure was carried out promptly and successfully, helping to prevent further complications. Rojina responded well to the treatment and is now stable. Both she and her newborn are safe and under post-operative care. The timely intervention helped save the life of the baby and ensured a smooth recovery for Rojina.

Rojina, at 9 months and 19 days of gestation, is presenting with lower abdominal pain, per vaginal watery discharge, and evidence of fetal distress. These findings strongly suggest prolonged rupture of membranes with possible onset of labor complications. The presence of fetal distress indicates that the baby may not be receiving adequate oxygen, which makes this a high-risk obstetric emergency. Immediate delivery, most likely through cesarean section, may be required to ensure the safety of both mother and child. With timely medical intervention, the prognosis for Rojina and her baby is generally favorable. However, any delay in treatment could lead to serious complications, including maternal infection or neonatal compromise. Therefore, urgent and comprehensive obstetric management is essential.