What ails you? A resilient woman facing the torment of severe pregnancy vomiting walked into Beijing Antai Hospital, marking the beginning of her comeback. Let’s listen to her touching story, from stomach pain and vomiting to the miracle of recovery.
The woman describes her hospital experience—stomach pain, vomiting after every meal, and even vomiting on an empty stomach, making it difficult to sleep at night. The unexpected twist is that the vomit was bile, a dark brown substance resembling blood. She spent half a month at Beijing Antai Hospital, and through treatment, not only did her symptoms improve, but she could also eat normally without vomiting. Her condition persisted for one and a half to two months, and previous treatments at the local hospital using hydration and injections proved ineffective.
When asked about her pregnancy weeks, she responded with 24+4 days, and she had received treatments at the local hospital, but with unsatisfactory results. She described the local hospital’s treatment approach as hydration and injections, but even after treatment, she still couldn’t eat. Ultimately, she decided to opt for inpatient treatment. At Beijing Antai Hospital, she is now eating well, and her sleep quality has significantly improved. She plans to leave the hospital and return home. Regarding the hospital’s treatment service, she expressed great approval and satisfaction.
This woman chose to share her treatment experience, praising the hospital’s effectiveness. Her story becomes a symbol of resilience, bringing hope and confidence to sisters facing similar issues. At Beijing Antai Hospital, tales of comebacks are happening every day, a testament to the hospital’s commendable treatment services.