救急車で運ばれて、緊急入院＆手術しました…

救急車で運ばれて、緊急入院＆手術しました…

Hello. We are Kenji and Akari. Yu-chan. Ki-chan. The video was shot on August 13th. I’d like to talk about a recent emergency. Originally, we had planned to release a vlog this time, but we were unable to film it. As the title suggests, I was rushed to the hospital by ambulance, hospitalized, and underwent surgery. Nothing has happened to Yu-chan and Ki-chan. It’s me. Akari has an emergency. LOL I was rushed to the hospital by ambulance, admitted urgently and underwent surgery. I was hospitalized for about a week. So we’ve had a very hectic week this past week. We will explain this step by step. It was really hard work. LOL Hey? She looks up at her dad. LOL I was released from the hospital yesterday and the surgery was a success. It’s not life-threatening or anything and I’m doing fine as you can see. So please don’t worry and watch the video. First, let me explain why I called an ambulance. On the night of August 5th, I had lower abdominal pain. It was quite painful. I’ve always had pretty severe menstrual pain. I was on my period at the time, so I thought it was just regular period cramps and went to bed that night. The next morning, August 6th, I was still in a lot of pain. I took some painkillers I had at home and the pain subsided a little. So I stayed at home and watched the situation. Yu-chan and Ki-chan were at nursery school that day. We were working from home. She had some lower abdominal pain, but we went to drop the twins off at daycare in the morning. The pain got worse in the afternoon. It felt different from regular period pain. I broke out into a cold sweat and realized that things were getting bad if I continued like this. So I decided to go to a nearby gynecologist and did some research. However, the nearby gynecologist was closed. I was wondering what to do as I had to pick up Yu-chan and Ki-chan from nursery school. Meanwhile the pain was getting worse and worse and I was unable to move. She had been suffering from lower abdominal pain since the morning, so she spent the day resting at home. However, instead of getting better, her pain worsened from midday onwards. We looked for a hospital around 2pm but it was closed. We couldn’t find a gynecologist open, but Akari’s pain was getting worse. We discussed whether we should call an ambulance. It was outside of clinic hours I also considered asking Kenji to take me to the hospital. However, he has to pick up the twins from daycare and take care of them. After thinking about what to do, I called the Emergency Relief Center and asked whether I should call an ambulance. I can’t decide whether to call an ambulance or not. At the emergency center, a nurse will decide whether or not to call an ambulance. When I explained my symptoms, I was told that it would be best to call an ambulance, so I did. The ambulance arrived about five minutes after the call. When the ambulance arrived, I was in so much pain I could barely walk. Akari crawled to the front door. She managed to get into the ambulance. An ambulance arrived in front of my house. I somehow managed to get in. For the first time in my life, I called an ambulance. I was unsure whether I should call an ambulance. I’m glad I did, because by the time I actually called, the pain was pretty bad. I think Akari has always had a high tolerance for pain. Akari looked so painful that it was difficult for her to walk, so I thought her condition was serious. The twins were born by Caesarean section. I have a high tolerance for pain, so I was able to walk immediately after surgery. The pain was so bad that I couldn’t walk, so Kenji was worried about me. It was the biggest pain in my life. She got into the ambulance. I also got into the ambulance. The paramedics found a hospital that could accept her. It was difficult to communicate the type of pain to the paramedics. They thought it was just bad period pain. I was asked whether I wanted to see an internal medicine or gynecology specialist. At the time, I didn’t know what was causing the pain in my lower abdomen. The paramedic asked me which department I wanted to see. I thought it was a pain in my uterus. My right side was hurting. The pain was different from constipation pain and normal menstrual pain. It was a pain that felt like my insides were being torn apart. I requested to be seen by a gynaecologist and was taken there. I wanted to go to the hospital with her. It was around 3 o’clock when the ambulance left. I had to go pick up Yu-chan and Ki-chan at 5 o’clock. If I go with her, I won’t be able to pick up the twins. So, although I felt bad for Akari, I had her go to the hospital by herself in an ambulance. I wanted Kenji to prioritize caring for the twins rather than coming to the hospital with me. I arrived at the hospital in about 15 minutes and was examined by a gynaecologist. When I arrived at the hospital, my pain was at its peak. The doctor was also very worried. The pain was so bad that I couldn’t sit on the examination table. It really hurt at that time. It was so painful I couldn’t do anything. The pain was so severe that it was difficult to walk or move. So first I was given a painkiller suppository. After the pain subsided, I had an internal examination. Fifteen minutes after inserting the suppository, I was able to walk one or two steps. The results showed that the right ovary was probably swollen to about 6-7cm. The doctor said she suspected endometriosis. I thought maybe it was because I was having severe period pains. However, this was only a guess based on the ultrasound diagnosis. I was told that I needed to get an MRI to make a definitive diagnosis. However, since it was already evening on the day, the MRI was scheduled for a later date. An MRI was scheduled for two days later. I was given a suppository and examined, and felt relieved. But the pain still continued. The pain returned so severe that I couldn’t move. The doctor told me I could go home or be admitted to hospital. After calling Kenji and discussing it with him, I decided to stay in the hospital overnight just to be safe. I didn’t think it would turn out like that. She ended up being hospitalized. I was worried about the twins and wondered whether to go to the hospital. But at home, I can only take oral painkillers. The doctor recommended hospitalization because I would be able to receive pain medication intravenously. I decided to leave the twins in Kenji’s care and go to the hospital. I’ll talk about the time I became a single-person operator in detail later. First, I’d like to talk about what happened to Akari in chronological order. I was only hospitalized for one night. I called an ambulance on August 6th. I was discharged from the hospital on the 7th. I was given painkillers through an IV at the hospital, so by the time I was discharged the pain was about half of what it was when I was brought in. I was told that if endometriosis was the cause, the pain should go away once my period ended. So I thought it would be okay to leave the hospital. On the day I was discharged from the hospital, I went to pick up the twins from nursery school and spent the day raising them as usual. The next day I returned to the hospital for an MRI. In the morning we dropped the twins off at daycare and then went to the hospital. I then underwent an MRI scan and visited a gynecologist to hear the results. By that time it was already quite painful. The pain hasn’t really changed since I got home. The pain did not get any better and at times it got worse. While waiting for my outpatient appointment, the pain intensified again. The pain was so severe that even the doctors were concerned. The wait to see the doctor was long, about an hour and a half. During that time, Akari looked like she was in a lot of pain. The pain was so bad that I couldn’t sit and had to lie down. Then I heard the results of the MRI scan. It turns out that it’s not the ovaries that are swollen, but the fallopian tubes. The doctor thought the ultrasound showed endometriosis, but after looking at the MRI results he said that might not be the case. The doctor said that since the pain was continuing, it was possible that my fallopian tubes were twisted. It was hard not knowing how long the pain would last. If the pain had gradually gotten better, I could have endured it. However, the doctor told me that if my fallopian tubes were twisted, it was unclear how long the pain would last. I felt hopeless. LOL The doctor recommended emergency laparoscopic surgery. I was told that was the quickest solution. It’s unclear whether medication will relieve the pain. The doctor said that if surgery is to be performed, it would be better to do it sooner. The doctor said the earliest surgery could be done was today. We didn’t go there with that intention either. Like, “What, today?” LOL We went to the hospital expecting to get an MRI and just find out the results. However, Akari was in so much pain that I thought it would be better to have surgery sooner rather than later. So she had surgery that day. I hated not knowing the cause. Without surgery, the cause would not be known. Another reason I decided to have surgery was because oral painkillers were not working. The doctor said that if the pain persisted, I should have surgery. So I ended up in hospital again. I didn’t bring anything with me because I didn’t think she would be hospitalized again. However, an emergency operation and hospitalization were decided. That was around 12:30. From there, blood tests and other tests were taken in preparation for hospitalization, which took about an hour. I was told that surgery would be performed 10 minutes after I arrived in the hospital room. LOL I was very surprised. I was told that the surgery would be performed in my spare time, but preparations progressed faster than I expected. I wasn’t mentally prepared. LOL Well, it looked pretty painful. There were several tests required for the surgery, including X-rays and an electrocardiogram. Akari was in so much pain she couldn’t walk, so she got into a wheelchair and I pushed her. So I experienced a lot in one go, including my first ever ambulance, emergency hospitalization, wheelchair use, and surgery. The surgery was successful. The pain was caused by a twisted fallopian tube. My fallopian tubes were bleeding, swollen and twisted twice. The doctor said it was good that the surgery was done quickly because painkillers would not have been enough to cure the condition. It was truly the worst pain of my life. The surgery was performed under general anesthesia, but the moment I woke up I noticed that the pain had subsided. Of course, there was pain after the laparoscopic surgery. But the underlying pain was gone. I had to stay in hospital for four days after surgery to recover from the surgery. I was discharged from the hospital yesterday. She was admitted on Friday, August 8th and discharged on Tuesday, August 12th. It’s been a really busy week with emergency hospitalization and surgery. During that time, Kenji looked after the twins on his own. Suddenly, I was forced to raise twins on my own. Until now, Kenji had never raised twins on his own. I would sometimes leave the house for a few hours, for example to go to the hairdresser. It was the first time I had been away since the twins were born. Yu-chan was admitted to the NICU immediately after she was born, so I wasn’t able to see her for a few days. Ki-chan has never been away from me for even a night since she was born. I will also talk about childcare while Akari is in the hospital. On August 6th, Akari was taken to the hospital by ambulance, and from that day onwards I began raising the twins on my own. Akari was taken away in an ambulance around 3pm. The pick-up time from daycare was 5pm. In the meantime, I contacted my parents and her parents. Akari’s father went to the hospital. The hospital where she was rushed to was located between our house and Akari’s parents’ house. Go for it! LOL Since it was close to Akari’s parents’ house, Akari’s father went to the hospital right away. My father arrived at the hospital shortly after I did. My parents were able to contact me right away and came to my house. So we were able to go to the nursery together to pick up the twins. I can go alone to pick them up, but it’s easier with two people. So I went with my parents to pick up the twins from daycare. At night, Akari was in the hospital, so I had to take care of the twins by myself. However, my parents were there when it was time to give the twins a bath. Yu-chan and Ki-chan take a bath, drink milk and then go to sleep. It was a relief that they slept longer at night. Bathing twins by yourself is difficult. I managed to get by with the help of my parents. After the twins went to bed, the parents went home. The next day, my parents came to my house again in the morning. I managed to get through it thanks to the help of my parents. That day, he was the only one to raise the child at night. Akari was released from the hospital on Thursday. We were able to help raise the child together until Thursday and Friday morning. She was hospitalized again on Friday. The first time she was hospitalized for just one night, the next time it was four nights and five days. There was quite a lot of preparation involved. I went to the hospital with her on Friday. But as soon as she went in for surgery, I went home and bought the things I needed to raise the twins. Usually Akari makes the baby food. There wasn’t much frozen baby food in stock. I can’t make baby food. So I decided to rely on commercially available baby food. I bought a ton of stuff. LOL Going shopping with twins is very difficult. So before picking up the twins from daycare, he went shopping. Since this was my first time raising a child alone and I wasn’t sure if I would have the time, I bought a lot of food for myself. Akari’s mother had the day off from work on Friday, so she came to the hospital. After that, I asked her to come over to my house and help me raise the twins. That night, Akari’s mother took Akari’s hospital luggage to the hospital. Since it was a three-day weekend, both of our parents came to help out. So in the end, there was no day when I was alone watching the twins all day. With the help of my parents, we managed to get through it. Kenji had to take care of the children alone at night, but his parents came to help during the day. However, it was very difficult to feed the twins baby food by myself in the morning. I can’t give them both at the same time. I tried placing the twins side by side and feeding them baby food alternately. But their eating speed is different. Ki-chan can’t wait for Yu-chan to eat. Ki-chan was angry because she wanted to eat quickly. LOL She loves baby food. So I tried and tested different ways to do it. I made sure to feed Ki-chan the baby food first, and then feed Yu-chan. He seems to have tried a lot of different things. LOL My parents played with the twins and helped me with bath time. They also took care of my meals, which helped me get through it. Raising twins is easy if you only have to do it for one day, but it’s difficult if you do it every day. We usually raise twins together, so Kenji was able to handle all the basics of raising twins, so we managed to get by. I think it would have been difficult for someone who doesn’t normally raise children. LOL I was also relieved that I didn’t have to explain. It’s difficult to raise twins perfectly on your own. Raising twins while also doing all the housework is extremely difficult. This time, both of our parents helped out. Since it was a rare opportunity, I also took a video. The first day was difficult, so we only filmed for half a day on the day Akari was released from hospital. Stay tuned for the next video. I haven’t seen the video yet either, so I’m looking forward to it. Look! See. LOL Look! Yu-chan and Ki-chan are starting to get in a bad mood. LOL This is the first time something like this has happened. I realized that it’s important to be prepared and stay healthy on a daily basis. Hey? It’s important. I think one of us will continue to get sick in the future. There will be times when we can’t get help from our parents. I thought it was important to be prepared on a daily basis. Her surgery was successful and she is not at risk of recurrence. This proved that when raising twins, both parents can’t afford to collapse. LOL We will continue to do our best while taking care of our health. You are tired. I think Yu-chan and Ki-chan were a little lonely because they couldn’t see their mother for about five days. Recently the twins have become shy around strangers. They seemed a little shy around the grandparents too. The twins did well too. The bond between me and my twin grew stronger. I cried a lot while I was in the hospital because I was so lonely being away from my twins. LOL It was an emergency situation, but I’m glad we managed to get through it. It was a good experience. Let’s put our health first. Thank you Yu-chan and Ki-chan. You are tired. No good. LOL Let’s finish filming. LOL Thank you for watching until the end. Bye bye. Please support us by Subscribe and Nice!

2024年12月に二卵性の双子の女の子を出産しました。
今回は最近我が家に起こった緊急事態についてのお話です…
初めての救急車、緊急入院・手術と大変な1週間でした。
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