Gynecology - Obstetrics

I have had a small gynecological operation and I must highly commend this department. Everything well organized, very nice and helpful staff, willingness, explained everything. Clean, functionally furnished rooms. Simply great for me !!! So if you have to go to the hospital.

We definitely do not recommend it to anyone! The woman was injured after the imperial birth and had to go for cleaning. Even when ordering for the specified time, we had to wait 2 and a half hours with the weekly newborn. Although they were promised that they would marry the woman the next day at a certain time, the wait still came out again for 2 hours. The incompetence of nurses and doctors is incredible here. Total lack of interest in patients. They can just promise, but then they won't keep it. If you are worried about your children, choose another hospital.

The beautifully expanding physiological births were stopped by forced almost an hour's lying with monitors and interrogation at the file cabinet, where I passed on all the information in advance - as the maternity hospital offers - in order to prevent these very situations. During the examination, the midwife promised not to interfere with the birth unless it was necessary, how a woman could give birth in any position, if she remained in the birthing chair, also that bonding and tapping the umbilical cord is a matter of course. Based on this information, I decided to give birth here, even though we have an hour's drive from home. In the end, however, everything went the other way around. After the medication was given, the stopped birth started again and went perfectly well until the midwife started to intervene. Even though I told her several times that I wanted to kneel on the couch, she physically pushed me into bed and argued with me that I had to be on my back, that she would not lean towards me and that I should not invent. She tried to force a cut on me, which I refused, and the birth took place without injury - so I would have stitches unnecessarily. Bonding was less than a minute long, after which they began to force their friend to cut the umbilical cord, even though he didn't want to, and we asked that the cord be cut in a few minutes at the earliest so that all the blood could drain. Subsequently, my placenta was forcibly removed, causing an unnecessarily large blood loss. Subsequently, a completely careless cleaning and lifting immediately after the birth, instead of offering me water, for example, and letting me exhale and rest a bit. Of course, the baby is recklessly examined in bright light and wrapped in a thick wrap, instead of bonding… The nurses' department in the sextuplet wards as in the factory. As if they just came to unlock the shift to the belt. Empathy and helpfulness zero. One single nurse with a normal human attitude at all times. She advised on breastfeeding, offered a suction pump, cooling pads, etc. The other sisters constantly wanted to force me to dress the little one and put me in bed. Fortunately, I didn't give up and spending time skin to skin helped me start lactation, unlike the other mothers on the floor, who were filled with bottles of artificial milk without mercy. Food crazy, like most hospitals. The lady who introduced herself as a nutritionist came to recommend me dairy products as a proper breastfeeding diet, even though I have a lactose-free diet for health reasons… Probably the only positive were the nice maternity wards and rooms for the sixth week, a maximum of two. Otherwise a huge disappointment.

Delivery room and puerperium - midwives great, helpful and pleasant. Before the birth, I was placed in the sixth week room and the nurses came to me and asked if I needed anything and regularly checked the child's condition. The delivery room - although according to the photos it looks great, almost luxurious, the opposite is true. Otherwise, the midwives did a good job. They waited for her husband to arrive (he didn't make it) so he could cut the umbilical cord. Department of the Sixth Supreme, nurses willingly helped, explained, advised. Lactation counselors helped (I had a problem with breastfeeding) and supported me mentally and constantly praised me. As for the admission to the gynecological clinic, I give a big minus. Although I was booked for a specific time I waited a long time (the longest I waited 2h), the sisters often rude, uncomfortable. Doctors nothing much. I recommend the maternity hospital only on the part of childbirth and the sixth week and not on the part of gynecology.