After losing her baby twice, Donna Kelly (29) from England decided to follow the doctor's radical advice, when she was told in the fifth week of pregnancy that there was a high risk of losing the baby again, and for ten weeks she lay "upside down" in the hospital bed, "Daily Mail" reported.
Namely, the doctors determined with an ultrasound examination that the baby was too low, which is why they suggested that Dona lie in bed at an angle of 45 degrees with her legs raised up, and she eventually gave birth to a healthy girl, Amelia.
"I was surprised when they told me to lie in an inclined bed, but I was ready to try whatever it took. I was sick for the first few days, but later my body got used to it. "I supported myself with pillows, and the barriers around the bed protected me from falling," said Donna.
Donna gave birth to her son Joshua four years ago naturally, and doctors believe her cervix was permanently weakened, which is probably why she miscarried twice after that, and the only way to prevent another miscarriage was to reduce the pressure on her cervix. .
Amelia was born by caesarean section six weeks before the expected date and spent two weeks in an incubator in the intensive care unit, after which she was released home with her mother, Donna, and father, Marko.
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