Liza K., 25

Liza Khatun, a bright and responsible young woman with dreams of becoming a successful entrepreneur, now faces a high-risk pregnancy at 9 months and 10 days, with her baby in breech position and showing signs of fetal distress. Her husband earns only 6,500 BDT a month, and their family of five lives in extremely poor conditions, leaving them unable to afford the urgent medical care she needs. Despite her determination, Liza’s frequent discomfort and reduced fetal movement put both her and her baby at serious risk. Without timely intervention, complications during delivery could lead to severe injury or even death for mother and child. Her family can only hope for support to ensure a safe birth and protect the bright future Liza dreams of for herself and her child

Liza Khatun was admitted to the hospital on 15.09.2025 with 9 months and 10 days of pregnancy, presenting with increased frequency of micturition, discomfort, and signs of fetal distress. Upon examination, doctors identified a breech presentation, which posed a high risk for normal delivery. Given the urgency of the situation, an immediate cesarean section was performed on the same day. The operation was carried out successfully without any complications, ensuring the safety of both mother and baby. Following the surgery, Liza responded well to treatment, steadily regained her strength, and experienced significant relief from the pain and stress. Her baby was born healthy, bringing happiness to the family. Liza continued to recover smoothly and was discharged in stable condition on 18.09.2025. She is now at home, doing well, and lovingly caring for her newborn.

Liza Khatun is a second gravida with 9 months and 10 days of pregnancy, presenting with lower abdominal pain, breech presentation, increased frequency of micturition, and signs of fetal distress. The breech position poses a significant risk during normal labor. If a cesarean section is not performed, the fetus may fail to descend properly, leading to obstructed labor. This can result in severe complications, including fetal asphyxia or even fetal death. The fetal distress already present further increases the urgency for surgical intervention. In this condition, a Lower Uterine Cesarean Section (LUCS) is the safest option. Performing LUCS will help prevent birth trauma, ensure adequate oxygen supply to the baby, and increase the chances of survival for both mother and child. If left untreated, both maternal and fetal lives may be at serious risk. Prompt surgical delivery is strongly recommended to avoid life-threatening complications.