Drauzio em Campo #2 | Sobreviventes

do you know why those people have so many children living in such precarious conditions maybe because they lose so much i lose my brother i lose my father i want to replace [Music] [Music] [Music] [Applause] extremists [Music] [Music] clinic [Music] do you like to live in your south you like to live here how do you come to the clinic you come by walking by and why did you come this time to consultation for the foreign omar when we are starting our talk the lights shut off yes this lack of energy is frequent here unfortunately yes

it happens most of the time yeah the shot of like frequently and maybe some kind of problems of electricity we're facing here what type of of diseases the children who come to consultation have mostly uh we we have like the respiratory diseases rheumatoid apparatus problems which is like maybe bronchitis and we have also like many children with malnutrition dehydration and that's the main problems you are facing here yeah the lights yeah i could see the light yeah it's good yeah we have pica diagnosis and that's preferred that the people over here that's mostly are poor

for society the first time you you came to the msf for how long have you been pregnant and how many times you came for consultation before the delivery [Music] if the msf was not here how you could have the baby and the delivery was normal it's a normal delivery the baby alhamdulillah this is the delivery room we have two bags this is the heater for the baby after delivery we put the baby here to not lose the temperature and we do like the routine after delivery things we warm the baby we put for him the

clothes we take the vital signs you only provide vaginal deliveries here yes how many per month do you have it's about 70 to 85 delivery per month when we visit the the camps of the refugees we stop a huge number of children usually how many children refugees have the average will be about six children and you can't see the maximum when i arrived until 14 14 the maximum we saw here yes here is the sexual reproductive health we have two midwife who can do the consultation for women who they are coming for antenatal care personnel

care family planning or any organic consultation after delivery if they want access to a method of contraception it's done here yes we give her an appointment for another personal care visit it will be after between one month and two months because the man have her opinion to choose which method she should use demand decides yes do you know why those people have so many children living in such precarious conditions maybe because of they lose so much i lose my brother i lose my father i lose my family i want to to replace or to [Music]

anything over here how was your life there your profession your family so you have a wife and how many children and the war reached your home your family there in syria how is the routine of somebody living in a tent with the family it's very hard and now at this moment where are you living in a tent or in a house if the war finishes in syria do you want to come back to your mental [Music] is hi how are you i'm abdullah abdullah yes my name is drausio it's a very strange name welcome brazil

so you work here yes every day yes on daily basis i'm working under 100 contracts and most of the consultations are from refugees yes so you what are those morbidities regarding this morbidities are diabetes with all its kind like gestational dm2 and the m1 and we have hypertension cardiovascular diseases hypothyroidism and asthma and copd with epilepsy like the hundred percent usually we have entrance from here we'll knock the door please come so here we can pass through here the patients are waiting for doctor consultations here we have the gp consultation gp1 actually this room is

busy now here we have the pharmacy after the patient finished from the consultation and everything related to that so he is moved just to collect his medication before he is leaving and all the medicines are free yes all of our services are free how do you come to this place to this clinic [Music] and how was your life there you have a family how many children how the war changed your [Music] is [Music] you