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'Giving Birth Now?' Actress Nam Bo-ra Blames Herself for Emergency C-Section Due to Low Amniotic Fluid
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'Giving Birth Now?' Actress Nam Bo-ra Blames Herself for Emergency C-Section Due to Low Amniotic Fluid

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Actress Nam Bo-ra expressed remorse over her emergency C-section due to low amniotic fluid.
  • She felt responsible for the condition, stating, "It feels like it's my fault that the amniotic fluid was insufficient."
  • The birth was unexpected, occurring just four hours after a regular check-up.

South Korean actress Nam Bo-ra has shared her emotional experience surrounding the birth of her child, revealing her deep regret over the emergency Cesarean section. The unexpected procedure was necessitated by a concerningly low level of amniotic fluid.

In a recent video uploaded to her YouTube channel, titled 'Giving Birth Now? Gave Birth in 4 Hours After Going for a Check-up... The Story of My Baby Arriving on Earth,' Nam Bo-ra spoke candidly about her feelings. She expressed profound self-blame for the situation, stating, "It feels like it's my fault that the amniotic fluid was insufficient. I'm so sorry."

The actress recounted the rapid turn of events, explaining that she had gone for a routine check-up just three days before her due date. However, the examination revealed the critical condition, leading to the urgent decision for a C-section. The experience left her deeply shaken, as the birth occurred within a mere four hours of her hospital visit.

It feels like it's my fault that the amniotic fluid was insufficient. I'm so sorry.

— Nam Bo-raExpressing her feelings about the emergency C-section due to low amniotic fluid.
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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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