Melbourne -Mother wakes up in the hospital without fallopian tubes after horror medical blunder

A mother who dreamed of having a large family was left with both fallopian tubes removed after a hospital had confused her ectopic pregnancy for a miscarriage.

Melbourne Few Liz and Mouhamad Darwish were enthusiastic when they discovered that they were expecting their fourth child at the beginning of 2022.

Unfortunately, 10 weeks after pregnancy, she started to experience abnormal bleeding.

The couple hurried to the Bacchus Marsh Hospital, in the west of the city, where they were told that Mrs. Darwish had suffered a miscarriage.

“This is life and this is how it is and we must be grateful for our blessing and sometimes things are out of our hand,” she said Nine news On Monday.

While he still came to terms with the loss, Mrs. Darwish’s health took a turn for the worst five weeks later.

She remembered that she suddenly lost consciousness while she was out of the shower.

Mrs. Darwish believes that she fainted up to five times before her sons found her in the bathroom floor.

Melbourne -Paar Liz and Mouhamad Darwish (depicted together) are looking for legal steps against two hospital in West Melbourne

Mrs. Darwish was rushed to Sunshine Hospital (photo) after her ectopic pregnancy was mistaken for a miscarriage

The mother was rushed to the Sunshine Hospital, also in western Melbourne, where doctors asked if she was pregnant.

“I said no, I was not pregnant, I had a cleansing five to six weeks earlier in the Bacchus Marsh hospital, so there was no chance that I was pregnant,” said Mrs. Darwish.

However, it turned out that she was still pregnant.

The doctors of Bacchus Marsh five weeks earlier had missed an ectopic pregnancy in the fallopian tube, which was torn.

Mr Darwish remembered that he was confronted with the ‘horrible’ possibility that he could become a widow father if his wife was bleeding internally.

Not understanding what happened or was told that it was an ectopic pregnancy, Mrs. Darwish told doctors to do what was needed to save her life.

“I just thought,” I’m not going to make it, I’m not going to come home, “she said.

“I just didn’t think I could see my children again and I thought my daughter would grow up without her mother.”

The couple has three children (depicted together) but have difficulty accepting the difficulties with which they would be confronted if they wanted to expand their families in the future

When she woke up from an operation, both fallopian tubes were removed.

Usually only the affected fallopian tube would be removed in the case of a torn ectopic pregnancy.

Three years later, Mrs. Darwish claims that the staff in both hospitals has been wrong every step ‘.

The mother of three must also receive a statement why both fallopian tubes have been removed.

Mrs. Darwish now takes legal action against Western Health, the owner of both Bacchus Marsh and Sunshine Hospitals.

She has been opened about the moving test in the hope that it will happen to no one else.

Maryse Andrinopoulos-Tsigolis by Shine Lawyers believes that her client would have lost neither falleer if she had received the right care.

“This should not have happened, it has had devastating consequences for Liz and is something that could have been solved by a simple laparoscopy,” said Mrs. Andrinopoulos-Ttigolis.

Doctors of Bacchus Marsh Hospital (photo) diagnosed Mrs. Darwish with a miscarriage when she actually had an ectopic pregnancy in the fallopian tube

The couple claims that the medical blunder has robbed them of their plans to expand their families.

“That choice and that decision has been removed and that is what is difficult,” said Mrs. Darwish.

‘Take responsibility and repair what you have done. Solve it so that it happens to no one else. ‘

A spokesperson said that Western health was ‘committed to offering patient -oriented, high -quality care and the safety and well -being of our patients is our top priority’ but would not comment on the individual issue, in which privacy reasons are quoted.

Daily Mail Australia has also contacted the Western Health for comment.