Hi everyone, I have just found out I have an abstract accepted for the
normal birth conference in June in Cumbria. I would be excited but need
to look for funding to be able to get there. Can anyone give me
suggestions where to look, i am a PhD student (nearly finished - final
chapter on the
Hi
I am a little confused as to how this mailing list thing works, but ...
here I am willing to give it a go!
Just wondered if there was anyone out there who could help me with a
couple of questions I have? I am currently a 3rd-year midwifery student
in New Zealand. My family and I have
From what I know of Misoprostol I can't imagine ever agreeing to take it. BUT
in order to stay pregnant I am currently taking two kinds of drugs not
recommended for pregnant women or women trying to get pregnant... When I was
doing IVF almost all the drugs they gave me were clearly marked not
We use 1000mg Misoprostal ( 5 tablets PR) for PPH, along with 30iu
Syntocinon in 500 mls CSL, catheter for bladder, and of course 'rubbing up a
contraction' by a midwife. This is all after IM syntometrine given with the
anterior shoulder.
I have not seen misoprostol used for IOL, unless the
I would hate to see Misoprostil used for induction in women whose baby is
alive, and actually haven't myself used it for induction when the baby has
unfortunately died. However, I have seen it work extremely well when a woman
is having a large PPH. The results are almost instantaneous.
Nicole.
Hi Jo
I do concede that when fully informed the pros of some things ( including
medications) outway the cons. However to have it as the drug of choice at a
maternity unit on the say-so of a Dr with no discussion or investigation
just doesn't seem right. Also as we are seeing in this
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Just read the
fuller details. Seems to me the midwives took her to hospital correctly
but a huge delay in being seen by the Dr! Seems to me there is
scaremongering going on. Love to know more about the Dr stats.
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FYI, just when
we are hoping for reform here there is this tragic report from NZ.
Barb
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Hello Julia,
The best person to contact is Jocelyn Toohill, Midwifery Unit Manager of
Antenatal and Birthing at Gold Coast Hospital. We have a Birth Centre
just beginning and lots of other exciting possibilities in the works. Ph
07 55198325
Regards Sharon
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Hi Julia,
The time is ripe with major maternity services reform happening in this
state at the moment. The Gold Coast Birth Centre is just awaiting (like
other new models of care) for the new negotiated industrial award to be
announced. I cannot tell you much more about that as negotiations are
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Dear Wise Women
In have a tragic message from a woman wanting a VBA2C also has had a tummy tuck.
So sad as she is one of the many who had a total number done on her.
But she recognises that so thats positive.
Any ideas re the tummy tuck. Knowing nothing I
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Hoi Justine,
Can you explain me what a
tummy tuck is? I am afraid my English is not that expert J
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I remember reading something about peppermint
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would like to see a list of babies dying in medical care. It is awful, but
things do happen. We had a case where a young mum was told it would be
better for her breech baby to born by C/S. The baby died. So C/S need not
'save' the baby. Also, if that's the total number of
Dear All,
Thanks so much for your responses re Misoprostol. There's certainly some
food for thought in what I've read so far.
Thanks again,
Joy
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I agree Maureen, seems like when a baby dies under
the care of an Ob then it's the danger of birth or women's faulty bodies, but
when it's under the care of a Midwife it's the midwife's fault (or b/c they
didn't have a dr, ironic)
Katrina
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