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CONGO BRAZZAVILLE (CONGOSITE) - Since the beginning of this year, nearly 60 women suffering from obstetric fistula received free surgical care, said the representative of the United Nations Fund for Population Activities (UNFPA) in Congo, Barbara Laurenceau. She spoke May 23 in Brazzaville, during a ceremony on the occasion of the 2nd International Day against obstetric fistula.
This condition which particularly affects women, morning sickness is caused by a severe complication of childbirth, after a long and difficult task without proper medical intervention. But poor access to health services. The disease is characterized by a constant leakage of urine or feces by sex. Women who suffer are often ashamed to talk about it and think it is a curse. They are sometimes abandoned by family and husband. morning sickness Demographic health survey in 2011 revealed that Congo about 475 women are affected by obstetric fistula each year. From 2008 to 2013, at least 120 have been given free surgical operations performed at University morning sickness Hospital Center (CHU) in Brazzaville, Pierre Mobengo and recently more than 40 women were operated on the hospital ship Mercyships military hospital. All these actions are the result of the national response has gradually implemented since 2007 with technical and financial support morning sickness from UNFPA and its financial partner Total E & P Congo, which provide women with obstetric fistula full support for screening, medical and surgical treatment free up economic social reintegration. The celebration of the 2nd international day of struggle against obstetric fistula was also an opportunity to lay the groundwork for an alert system fistula to be implemented in all maternity territory, with midwives as major and main interlocutors of the system. "The prevention of obstetric fistula through a good organization of obstetric and neonatal emergency care. This is why we commend the initiative of President Denis Sassou Nguesso, having made free caesarean and other major obstetric interventions. "Said the Minister of Social Affairs, Humanitarian Action and Solidarity, Emilienne Raoul. She added that celebrating this day under the theme "fistula, let's talk! "The international community intends to challenge states to mobilize more resources and encourage women to break the silence because this scourge that gnaws is not irreversible. "We are celebrating more widely today, the collective morning sickness effort in place in Congo which places the country morning sickness on the front of countries that have a strong and committed multidisciplinary against obstetric fistula response. The strength of this action is to integrate into the national morning sickness strategy to fight against maternal mortality and morbidity. Because the fight against obstetric fistula, being the result of a difficult birth, it must also be understood as a key element in reaching the MDGs, "said B