, April 05, 2006 11:18 AM
Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] managed versus physiological 3rd stage, was:
after birth pains
Again, Julie I like the way you have worded the options for 3rd stage.
Nicely put with no sense of swaying a mother from what she might really want
to have happen.
I was unaware
I have done quite a few physiological third stages and, like labours, are all different. Have had a couple of women who have been in a lot of pain until the placenta delivered, then it was cured. They complained of back pain. Both eventually asked for synto to get the placenta out and stop the
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] managed versus physiological 3rd stage, was:
after birth pains
This is a small handout by Gloria Lemay (thanks Gloria) I give to clients
about self checking.
jo
Self-Checking of Dilation and Descent
From: Childbirth Quotes from
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Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] managed versus physiological 3rd stage, was:
after birth pains
A bright lovely good morning to you all,
In all of my groups
Just a couple of thoughts.
1 Despite a 30min limit they cannot give you treatment without your
consent. So as long as you arn't bleeding out you can take longer to
deliver your placenta. Logic dictates you arn't going to refuse
treatment if this becomes essential and you can always change to
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Thanks
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Thanks!
Nicola
Nicola MorleyEditor - Scripture PlusBaptist Union of NSW
ACTPrivate Bag 8, Glebe, NSW,
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Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] managed versus physiological 3rd stage, was:
after birth pains
Just a couple of thoughts
, BC http://www.glorialemay.com
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Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] managed versus physiological 3rd stage, was:
after birth pains
Title: Message
This
reminds me of a question I have after being a doula at a birth with a
physiological 3rd stage. The mother in question chose physiological and found
3rd stagefar more painful than she had with 2 previously managed (synto)
3rd stages. So painful that she felt she couldn't
April 2006 8:05 PM
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] managed
versus physiological 3rd stage, was: after birth pains
This reminds me of a question I have after
being a doula at a birth with a physiological 3rd stage. The mother in question
chose physiological
Title: Message
When you were with the mother who had the
physiological third stage Nicole, was there any touching, pulling or tugging on
the umbilical cord? If a caregiver is not commonly practicing a physiological
third stage they may be putting cord traction on the cord (pulling gently)
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ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.auSubject: Re: [ozmidwifery] managed
versus physiological 3rd stage, was: after birth pains
When you were with the mother who had the
physiological third stage Nicole, was there any touching, pulling or tugging
on the umbilical cord? If a caregiver
Hi Nicola
Who are you seeing for your care???The main thing to remember is to discuss all your wishes with the midwife on the day. If the midwife is aware of what your wishes are they can facilitate it better. From memeory (it has been a few months since I was in birthing suite) you have up to
Physiological 3rd stage is
usual in homebirths and I observe that pain is often when the placenta is
separated and sitting in the cervix. The uterus is signaling, get it
out. It is a sign for the woman to make efforts to expel it. This may be
squat over a bucket, sit on the toilet or
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