Hi Cas
I dont know about your question, but my midwife rec Nettle tea for iron
absorption, 4th baby in 5 years so body is a bit exhausted. She said I could
have 3 cups a day, and I'm at the beginning of my journey.
Megan
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Heard an anecdote the other day about a woman who had 3 vaginal births after a CS and they it was found out the CS was Classical.
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Marilynn
What is your email again??New computer program
yet again
Denise
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Diedre:
Were
Heard an anecdote the other day about a woman who had 3 vaginal births
after a CS and they it was found out the CS was Classical.
JudyThanks Judy!
Sonia W.
Andrea wrote: In constrast, the CMWA is working with a select group
of women, who are very unlikely to have the social risks that the Albany
team work with (homeless, poor, drug users, teenagers, non-English
speaking etc). I agree that we do not have the high levels of social risk
that the
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Heard
another anecdote the other day ... 2 women experienced UR during labour. The
first had attempted a hospital VBAC the second had planned a homebirth. In the
first, the woman was monitored on ctg and the problem noticed too late.
Consequently the baby died because no one
Andrea, I am a little confused, you seem to have switched from talking about a
homebirth service run from RHW to one run from St.George, or am I getting my wires
crossed?
cheers
Jo
At 8:41 +1100 1/12/03, Andrea Robertson wrote:
Hello everyone,
It is very good to see such a useful debate on
20031127-42#Early labour assessment and support at
home: a randomized controlled trial-JOGC [Journal of
Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada],vol 25, no 9, September
2003, pp 734-741Janssen PA; Iker CE; Carty EA-(September
2003)
OBJECTIVE: To
20031126-16#Breech deliveries and
cesarean section-Journal
of Perinatal Medicine,vol 31, no 5, 2003, pp 415-419Papp
Z-(2003)
Breech presentation is the most common
malpresentation, with about 3-4% of singleton fetuses presenting breech at
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Dear Andrea
I concur with yoiur statement
The fact
that home birth rates are rising steadily in Britain comes down to the
commitment fo the system to home birth as an option andn its availability
as a free service to every woman wo wants it.
It is not the case here in Australia and so questions
Hi all
I would really appreciate some opinions on
frequency of listening to the FH in labour, particularly the second stage. I've
always listened in every half hour in early labour, 15 minutely in cracking
labour and after every contraction (and through some of them) in the second
stage. I
Hi Jo,
Sorry if I confused you Both St George and the RHW Randwick are in the
same Area Health Service. Both are considering setting up a home birth
service. As there will no doubt be some geographical limits placed on the
extent of the service, it will be wonderful if both can get their
Hi Mary,
especially those who book into a Birth Centre because they want to
avoid a medicalised birth and then discover along the way that they could
actually give birth at home quite safely. What happens is that along the
way they discover some restrictive protocol that excludes them from
Dear Lesley,
Checking in my little Evidence based guidelines for midwifery led care
in labour produced by NHS Sheffield Teaching Hospital, page 12 says all
about fetal heart rate monitoring:
- every 15 minutes during first stage
- every 5 minutes in the second stage
Hope this helps
Ping
Denise: It is
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Marilynn
What is your email again??New computer
Andrea:
What guidelines, protocols etc. will be implemented for these programs? From
your excitement I thought the NSWCMP was about to start being implemented,
if not why not? Will each Health Service Area have to come up with their own
guidelines? quite honestly I can't imagine IPM's working
Can some one tell me can there be a pulse in the
umbilical cord if the separation of the placenta is complete. Last
night all the signs of separation ie. show, cord lengthening etc cord contiued
to pulse. My thoughts were that this doesnt happen. twas a bit
tricky. lol.
linda.
Andrea,
It may interest you and others that we have only one birth centre in South
Australia that 'allows' women to have a VBAC, and it is NOT attached to one
of our large tertiary hospitals. Waterbirth is also verbally denied at most
if not all birth centres, women and midwives need to
With this question
I would also ask you all to consider
when does intermittent auscultation become
continuous auscultation (listening after every contraction?) and an intervention
in normal progress of birth??Denise Hynd
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The following are extracts from the MIDIRS Informed choice leaflet for
professionals 2.Fetal heart rate monitoring in labour , and the NICE The use of
electronic fetal monitoring: The use and interpretation of cardiotocography in
intrapartum fetal surveillance-Guideline C .The full articles
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