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    The document summarizes a counseling conversation between a midwife and a pregnant woman in her first trimester who is experiencing nausea, loss of appetite, and discomfort from physical changes. The midwife provides advice on managing symptoms, maintaining health, and the husband's role in supporting his wife. The patient expresses gratitude and commitment to following the midwife's recommendations.

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    The document summarizes a counseling conversation between a midwife and a pregnant woman in her first trimester who is experiencing nausea, loss of appetite, and discomfort from physical changes. The midwife provides advice on managing symptoms, maintaining health, and the husband's role in supporting his wife. The patient expresses gratitude and commitment to following the midwife's recommendations.

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    COUNSELING CONVERSATION BETWEEN A MIDWIFER AND A PREGNANT WOMAN

    TRIMESTER I

    Patient and Husband: Assalamu'alaikum, Good morning midwife

    Midwife: Wa'alaikussalam, good morning sir ma'am, please come in

    Patient and Husband: OK, thank you ma'am

    Midwife: OK, first let me introduce you, ma'am, my name is Bella midwife, if I may ask, what
    is your ma'am's name?

    Patient: my name is Mrs. Amber and this is my husband, ma'am

    Midwife: Oh yes, Mrs. Amber. Can I help you, ma'am?

    Patient: like this ma'am, I am now 2 months pregnant, every day I feel nauseous and want to
    vomit, my appetite has decreased, my body feels unwell and I am annoyed because wearing
    clothes is not neat

    Midwife: oh... so you're pregnant, you feel nauseous and you're irritated by your physical
    changes, right?

    Patient: yes ma'am midwife

    Midwife: How long have you and your father been married? and do you and your father want
    to have children?

    Husband: My wife and I have been married for 1 year and really want to have children

    Midwife: oh... so father and mother want to have children, right?

    Patient and Husband: yes ma'am midwife

    Midwife: Wait a minute, sir ma'am, I'll measure your blood pressure. Excuse me, ma'am
    (while rolling up the sleeves of the pregnant woman's clothes). How does the mother feel
    about this pregnancy (while measuring the mother's blood pressure)

    Patient: I'm very happy ma'am, especially since this is my first child (smiling)

    Midwife: Surely your family will be happy too, ma'am (smiling). Mother's blood is normal

    Patient: how much, ma'am midwife?

    Midwife: 120/80 mmHg ma'am


    Husband: being a midwife, how is my wife's pregnancy?

    Midwife: Well, sir ma'am, mother's pregnancy is a process from fertilization (conception) to
    birth of the fetus, usually 9 months and 7 days and also mother's pregnancy is a natural
    (normal) process and not an abnormal process (not normal) but normal conditions can
    become abnormal.

    Patient: what about my current gestational age, ma'am?

    Midwife: in general, pregnant women at 2 months of pregnancy will experience physical


    changes as you said earlier, nausea and wanting to vomit, later the mother will also be
    reluctant to eat and have cravings, and there will also be changes in the mother's breasts,
    such as breasts being bigger than usual, feels full, heavy, painful when pressed, the mother
    will also feel tired and sleepy and will urinate frequently.

    Patient: So, what things should I do, midwife, to help reduce the problems or physical
    changes I am experiencing?

    Midwife: Yes ma'am... if you feel nauseous and want to vomit, you can take action such as
    eating enough foods rich in protein and carbohydrates such as white rice, but if you don't
    have an appetite for white rice, you can replace it with porridge, and also mother eat meat or
    chicken eggs and the mother also has to drink a lot, and the drink that the mother wants to
    drink depends on the mother's taste, it can be soup, milk, cocktails and so on which can
    reduce the mother's nausea and vomiting. However, if the mother feels more nauseous by
    consuming the liquid, she can replace it with solid food with a higher water content such as
    fruit and vegetables. And mothers must avoid the sight, smell and taste of food that makes
    them feel nauseous. Mothers can eat more often even if they don't feel hungry because if
    the stomach is empty, stomach acid will cause irritation. Brush your teeth with a toothpaste
    that doesn't cause nausea. If you are reluctant to eat, you need to replace food with
    something you like. And changes in the mother's breasts occur in all pregnant women
    because they aim to prepare the mother to breastfeed after the baby is born. Therefore,
    mothers must use a bra that supports the breasts so as to reduce the tendency for them to
    sag. If you feel tired, you need to rest a lot or not work as much. And about the mother who
    urinates frequently. It's normal for pregnant women, but you can reduce it by tilting your body
    forward when you urinate and also limit drinking from 4 pm but don't exceed the mother's
    needs.

    Patient: ohh... like that, ma'am midwife

    Midwife: yes, ma'am. Apart from that, you have to maintain personal hygiene, get enough
    rest, don't work too hard, take care of your breasts and don't wear too heavy clothes.

    Patient: Why should I do breast care, ma'am midwife?

    Midwife: it's like this, ma'am... most pregnant women don't have prominent nipples, so when
    the mother gives birth, the baby finds it difficult to drink the mother's breast milk. Therefore,
    breast care must be carried out so that the mother's nipples stand out and can produce
    breast milk later
    Patient: OK, midwife

    Husband: and what about me, ma'am?

    Midwife: For fathers, just support, give love and give mother attention, sir, because pregnant
    women need full attention and affection from the family, especially from their husbands, the
    mother and fetus will definitely be happy.

    Husband: Oh, I see, ma'am, okay, midwife, thank you for the explanation

    Midwife: You're welcome sir, I hope you are always healthy and if you have any complaints
    or problems, don't forget to have her checked, OK?

    Patient: yes ma'am midwife, I will carry out ma'am's advice because this concerns my and
    my baby's health. I will do anything for my first child

    Midwife: good ma'am, I'm glad to hear that, remember ma'am, you have to get lots of rest
    and eat nutritious food

    Patient: OK, ma'am, excuse me, midwife

    Midwife: be careful, ma'am

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