Pregnant woman has abdominal cramps and bleeding at home, Kissimmee FL
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 32-week pregnant woman at home near Mill Creek Circle has abdominal cramps, light bleeding, and green discharge. She vomited twice and experiences cramps lasting about one minute every two minutes. Vital signs are stable; medical help is on the way.
Audio|Heard on: Osceola County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Engine 12. Medical.
00:02
At near Mill Creek Circle, Cross Streets are Michigan Avenue.
00:07
Select TAC 1.
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Rescue 45, Celebration Hospital,
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and ER.
00:15
A 28 to 8-year-old family from home, she's 32 weeks pregnant.
00:23
(Name withheld) said that around 10 a.m., she started to feel like constipation, like she needed use the bathroom, said that it's worse when she stands and sits on the toilet.
00:31
Also, there's some light blood on the toilet paper when wiping.
00:37
(Name withheld) said she has also seen green discharge and will look like prolaps to the service, which has since been pushed back in.
00:46
Vomited twice, well,
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vomit was normal color,
00:49
and has lower abdominal crampings.
00:51
Seems like cramps last about one minute and they are two minutes apart seems to also be getting closer than time.
01:00
We don't see anything coming out.
01:04
I mean what's normal.
01:08
She's had one birth,
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one pregnancy, no complications.
01:15
Blood pressure 108 over 67, heart rate is 90.
01:19
When contract, possible contractions happen, it goes up to 104 and a 50 is at 99%.
01:23
Color-oriented.
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We'll be there in 30 minutes.
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Location mentioned:
Mill Creek Cir, Kissimmee, FL 34744
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