Hi Lindsay,
At what gestation did the u/sound miss your twins pregnancy?
Anyone else have a similar story?
Sue
I had
ultrasounds on the day of birth of
my last two babies, I was overdue both times and had to see
Obstetrician.
These were my 4th and 5th children. Number 4 he
: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 5:46
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Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] 3rd degree
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Hi Lindsay,At what gestation did the u/sound miss your
twins pregnancy?Anyone else have a similar story?Sue
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I had ultrasounds
on the day
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Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] 3rd
degree tears
Hi Lindsay,
At what gestation did the u/sound miss your twins pregnancy?
Anyone else have a similar story?
Sue
I had ultrasounds on the day of birth of my last two babies,
I was overdue both times and had to see Obstetrician
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Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] 3rd
degree tears
Out of curiosity.. does anyone have any experiences of
vaginal birth following previous 4th degree tear? I've just recently
met a woman who wants to give vaginal birth a go - has new partner (says old
one was huge
AM
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] 3rd degree tears
Out of curiosity.. does anyone have any experiences of vaginal birth
following previous 4th degree tear? I've just recently met a woman who wants
to give vaginal birth a go - has new partner (says old one
Funny you should ask that right now. We have two mum's in care with
previous 4th degree tears.
( One of these happened a couple of years ago while under my care - as
prime with large baby but no other concerns, just happened. I had two in
one week and am hoping I will never see another. She
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degree tears
No experience of vaginal birth following 4th
degree tear (thankfully!). But I personally had an ultrasound at 37 weeks
last pregnancy (at a specialist womens ultrasound clinic) and the
estimate of bubs weight was actually spot on (if you
: Wednesday, 31 August 2005 6:18 AM
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] 3rd degree tears
Funny you should ask that right now. We have two mum's in care with
previous 4th degree tears.
( One of these happened a couple of years ago while under my care - as
prime with large baby
Sue this stuff really scares
me. I don't know what business a nurse in an incontinence clinic has
recommending major abdominal surgery, with it's attendant risks which are far
greater than vaginal birth. If I were the nurse, I'd be saying, "Have you
thought about having a home birth? Those
Does this mean that these women are all working
around with faecal incontinence? or does this mean that the 3rd degree tears
that are concealed not mean anything. If they are concealed how do they
find them? I am bamboozled by all this stuff!!
Sonja
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tears
Hi Sue,
Take a big,deep breath, and
anothernow.think: who stands
to gain most from this data who stands to
Hi again,
I also forgot to add that the nurse practitioner also stated that an
episiotomy rate of 10-15% for birth was justified and there was only
'soft evidence' for promoting tears over episiotomies.
I do fully intend to follow this with a research search.
For those of you who have
What
is this woman on about? Is she talking about post vaginal wall
tears? I think they are more likely to cause long term problems.
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Out of curiosity.. does anyone have any experiences of vaginal birth following previous 4th degree tear? I've just recently met a woman who wants to give vaginal birth a go - has new partner (says old one was huge!). She is smallish person - 60kg, last babe 10lbs (1st baby). What do you
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tears
Out of curiosity.. does anyone have any experiences of vaginal
birth following previous 4th degree tear? I've just recently met a
woman who wants to give vaginal
.
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From: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Date: 30/08/2005 2:42:32 p.m.
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery]3rd degree tears, u/s and birthweight
On a personal note I had 3 ultrasounds at 35 weeks for various reasons I won't bore you with but the best
Yes Sue, that is scary stuff indeed.
Makes me think that manufacturers of incontinence products will be delighted.
Those statistics are appalling. Think how many people will need theses
products based on the information below! You know 1 in 3
women over the age of 35 who have had a baby
Sent: Monday, August 29, 2005 11:41
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Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] 3rd degree
tears
Yes Sue, that is
scary stuff indeed. Makes me think that manufacturers of incontinence
products will be delighted. Those statistics are appalling. Think
how many people will need theses
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