Elder Huang, after all, wasn't a midwife, but he also knew the dangers of an arm coming out first.
Mrs. Gu couldn't even spare the time to wipe the sweat from her forehead, "The situation is quite critical. If we do as I say, we might not be able to save the arm."
Under the current circumstances, there was no option for a cesarean section; even if they rushed to the hospital now, the elder sister-in-law might not be able to wait.
Among those present, Tang Chuxia had the least experience, but it was she who had seen similar cases.
That is, in her previous life, she had idly watched many obstetric videos, including cases where the arm came out first. At the time, she wondered why they didn't simply pull the child out.
But after watching the videos, she realized just how dangerous it was when the arm came out first.
Time waited for no one, and every additional minute of waiting posed a risk.
