Hi Sam
Am a bit confused...was the baby born? If not how much head was on view?
Often these last minute 'bleeds' can come from the vaginal wall or cervix
for which increasing the synto would be useless.
Lisa
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Hi Anke
Have seen shivering diarhoea and increased temp in women having termination
with misoprostol... But this is a 6th hrly dose...when used for pph it would
be a one of dose... Much of the bad press it has gotton has been because the
doses used in iol are varied (and the 'correct' dose is
Mary there are some systematic reviews which include these studies but am
unable to get a hold of the full text..will try at work. L
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Am not sure what you mean Anke? Would be interested to hear your
experiences.
Lisa
Is it therefore that often women miscarry after TOPs? Or have prems? It
would NOT be my choice of medicine because I have seen too many problems
after use. Anke
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Hi Abby
Completely agree...ALL drugs used during labour and birth can have nasty
effects especially when misused...I am by no means promoting it, these posts
were of interest in terms of appropriate use...some would say that the
warnings placed on this drug by its makers are because they have no
Hi Melanie
Try gentlebirth...
http://www.gentlebirth.org/archives/gbs.html
Hi wise women of the list,
I am curious if anyone can enlighten me of any alternatives to Antibiotics
in labour to decrease GBS transfer from mother to baby. I recollect some
info about douching during labour, but the
Haven't been able to find much on this (i.e. research that supports the
belief that delaying cord clamping in an active third stage increases
liklihood of problems for the neonate). So emailed George Morley from the
cord clamping website and his reply was:
I don't think it makes a lot of
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We have it in our cupboard and regularly use it for pph (used pr) and it
works well for this, I imagine this it what you would be having it on hand
for Philippa? Because it's a tablet it doesn't need refrigeration. Most of
our Tops are now done with it too. It is dispensed by our
We have it in our cupboard and regularly use it for pph (used pr) and it
works well for this, I imagine this it what you would be having it on hand
for Philippa? Because it's a tablet it doesn't need refrigeration. Most of
our Tops are now done with it too. It is dispensed by our
Used for gastirc ulcers?
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From what I've heard, it is a drug not licensed
http://www.npsu.unsw.edu.au/MD2002_02%2017%20Oct%202006.pdf
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Sue that's how I do most of mine...don't give the oxytocic with the anterior
shoulderand it's usually some minutes before I 'get' around to it!!!
There is a wide variation of practice isn't there...it is one of those
things that we have always been led to believe i.e if you don't give that
Hi Sue this is something I have always been interested inthe link is to
the FIGo/ICM Joint statement on active third stage and it states you can
leave the cord in a well newborn to stop pulsating...and then cut; this is
with giving the oxytocic at birth..
Competely agree Leanne...but am also of the belief that the issue of timing
of the injection, and therefore timing of the clamping are things that have
been thrust upon us. The research is variable in its support of when to give
the oxytocic and how long we can leave the cord to pulsate after
stage= active third stage.
Lisa Barrett
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Hi Sue this is something I have always been interested
I have a PDF of the full paper if anyone is interested..pm me
Lisa
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Well that's what we've always been led to believe, but it's not a one way
system is it? So
I know! But some get the poops and can't be bothered waiting..
Lisa G
I realise that some women opt for active third stage but if they've gone as
far as letting the cord stop with no bad effect it seems a shame not to
continue.
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Dear List
With all due respect Justine, who would
you suggests looks after the women who as was previously mentioned requests an
epidural, or the woman whose obstetric situation makes an epidural appropriate?
The doctors maybe?? Doubt it!
test
Further
to the ARM discussion whether we like it or not some women will ask for
ARM knowing all too well that it does significantly shorten labour!!! The full
review is available on the Cochrane website.
lisa
Amniotomy for
shortening spontaneous labour
Fraser WD, Turcot L, Krauss I,
Abby
I know of a woman who ruptured her uterus
during a spontaneous, unaugmented, un-induced, un-ARM ed, normal VBAC labour!
And it was partially due to the skill of the midwife who recognised the subtle
changes in the maternal pulse, pain level etc prior to the catastrophic
decrease in
Hi everyone
Does anyone have Lynne Staffs email address? I need to
contact her.
Lisa
Hi all
A quick request - am looking to chat to midwives from Redlands Hospital
Q. Feel free to email me off list on
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Usually the use of the anaesthetic (whether it be spinal/epidural or
General) often knocks off the contractions alot.Even if the woman has an
epidural for her labour they use a stronger dose of drug to top it up for
the section. Usually if the woman has been labouring the lower segment can
be
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Further to add to the review stuff -
management are also attempting to delete our CNC position in Birthing
Hi Wendy
We are a regional unit and have about 1400
deliveries a year- but we have a large catchment area. You guys have had
interesting times ! Would love to hear more - must be terrible for your mums
to now have to travel so far. Hope all goes well with your mid model of care
Dear List
Am keen to hear from anyone who has been through an external review
of their maternity unit. Am looking for tips on the best way to deal with
this and use it as an opportunity to get conerns across, as midwives. Feel free
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Liz McCall
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Dear List
Am keen to hear from anyone who has been through an external
review
Further to add to the review stuff - management
are also attempting to delete our CNC position in Birthing suite, which will
give us basically one manager for BS, the ward area and ANC. Anyone else
experienced this?
lisa
Well said Rhonda !
I'll make mine a nice cold beer thanks !! This is the point I was trying
to make - measuring ability, recognising experience and skill, thus
ensuring safe practice.
ljg
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what you want.
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Dear ljq and others,
It is sad though not suprising that the ICM definition of what is a
midwife
can be quoted to exclude midwives such as InaMay Gaskin and Sue cookson
and
many others who give so much not only to women but to other midwives!
Imagine the difficulties of so
Dear Sue and list
Surely you are not suggesting that anyone who wishes to do so, may call
themselves midwife . Surely if this were to happen then your wonderful
perinatal statistics would increase ! I am inclined to be slighlty insulted
by the idea that any person may call him or herself a
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