Ueda Maternity Hospital w Kishiwada

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  kyopuriten (ぷりこん)

  :: 16 June 2024 21:00:32

  18 years ago now. After giving birth to my first son, I was worried about breastfeeding. As everyone has said, the abuse was terrible. Zero kind words. I stopped going after one visit.

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  muu tee

  :: 28 July 2021 02:49:10

  I visited him about two years ago. "The teacher's instructions are strict, but the techniques are good." I think it's good for people who feel that "The technique is good, but the teacher's guidance is difficult." That's how I felt. I noticed symptoms similar to mastitis, so I rushed to the hospital and found out what I was doing, letting it get this bad! I was scolded. Even though it had been less than 24 hours since the symptoms started appearing... I was sleep deprived, had maternity blues, and was in a shattered state of mind as I didn't understand anything since it was my first child, and even though I thought I was trying to breastfeed to the best of my ability, I was suddenly scolded and I felt very sad. During the procedure, if your baby starts crying, call out to her and leave her alone! I was scolded again. I feel so sorry for my child, who has been crying and crying out of hunger for almost an hour, and I can't stand it. I still cry when I remember it. It hurts to leave her crying while she keeps crying, so I once took her to her with a full stomach, but this time she woke me up from her peaceful sleep and forced me to breastfeed, saying, ``This is practice drinking.'' They provide various dietary guidance for good breast milk, but the Oketani method itself is not the latest method, so what? There are some things I think about. If you take this part with a grain of salt, you'll have to do some pretty elaborate cooking, so I think it's difficult to prepare right after giving birth. I was grateful that my mammary gland trouble improved quickly, but I couldn't bear the anachronistic harsh tone and response. I started to think that I should keep in mind what the teacher had taught me, such as eating and how to pump milk, and do my best to do what my baby and I could do at a leisurely pace, and I no longer had any problems. By the way, the Oketani method is famous for not being painful, but it can be quite painful depending on the condition of your breasts. I went to the hospital several times, but each time I was in severe pain, which was one of the reasons I stopped going to the hospital.

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  朝野

  :: 12 July 2021 00:26:03

  Although it is rooted in the Oketani style of breastfeeding, it seems like it has been adapted in various ways. A little religious. I took my son here when he was about 2 months old. Since she was born weighing around 2400g, her body and mouth were small and she had a hard time drinking breast milk. It was shocking to see him put his finger in his son's mouth and yell, ``Okay! Drink right here!!!'' Since it was my first child, I wasn't sure if it was the right thing to do or not, so I asked her to give me a breast milk massage. The breast milk that wasn't coming out started coming out quickly, and I think it was because I was a good massager. However, in hindsight, I felt that it was a loveless procedure. The baby was placed on a tea table, and the mother sat in front of it and fed the baby using a method that soaked the baby. (This was about 18 years ago, so this method may not be used anymore.) I had some doubts about the teacher's one-man methods, so I decided to take care of Dr. Sawa in Shinke, but I am really glad that I transferred to the hospital. This is because I am convinced that Professor Ueda's method is wrong. I think it's important to hold your baby in your arms and look into their eyes as you breastfeed. I think so even if it's not breast milk.

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  なは

  :: 07 October 2020 10:57:49

  I've been going there since my eldest son. At first, you'll feel depressed and think, ``You don't have to be so harsh...'' but as you get used to it more often, you'll start to feel like the same old mother you used to be. Although the words are harsh, they are worried about the baby and the mother. And above all, the technique is good! I've been to many different places, but they are by far the best. When I had my first son, my breasts started with not even a drop coming out (I was depressed when I saw the weight of the baby that wasn't gaining right after breastfeeding).I got mastitis on both breasts and had to rush to the birthing clinic frequently...It was a mess. did. After that, I started going to the doctor's office and had no problems. There was detailed guidance during weaning, and I thought, ``Wow, it's going to be difficult,'' but I've had no problems since then. (I thanked him and said, ``If you don't do something that's too much of a hassle, you won't be able to get into trouble. I'm sorry if you think it's a hassle!'') I was grateful because there are many people who self-wean and get into trouble. After giving birth to my second son, I had no problems at all, to the point where I was like, ``Wait, what caused me to suffer so much from mastitis?'' Breast massage can be very painful at first, but if you do it repeatedly, it won't hurt at all. I'm being taught a lot of things, so it's hard to listen to everything about nutrition and other things, so I try to think, ``Oh, I can do this.'' When it comes to things I can't do or don't want to do, I just say, ``I won't do it.''

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  山本麻衣

  :: 27 February 2020 14:08:36

  First time 5000 yen From the second time onwards, it will cost 4000 yen. It's about making money. From the first time, you will be encouraged to come back twice a week. The essential midwife is completely different from the maternity hospital website. There were so many abusive words that I felt like my stomach was boiling over and over again. I think there are words and ways of speaking that can hurt people in the presence of medical professionals. Now that I think about it, the response was saiyaku from the beginning. I was given a medical history form and asked to fill it out, but when I tried to ask her anything I didn't understand, she was fiddling with her smartphone and wouldn't make eye contact. In addition, the treatment is performed while the baby is lying on a cushion or in a cage and crying. I can't bear to look at it. Is there any point in taking the baby with you? ? At the breastfeeding outpatient clinic in the maternity hospital, I was asked to weigh my baby before and after the procedure to see how much she was drinking, but I was never asked. Since this is done by individuals, it is safer and safer to go to a hospital's breast-feeding outpatient clinic. Please, I hope that at least one less person will be affected by this. I will post this with my best wishes.