C section
November 7, 2007 at 3:59 pm | In Baby, Pregnancy | 11 CommentsIf you had C section, what were the problems did you have to deal with? What were the problems did the baby have because of C section?
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The only problem I had was a husband who made me laugh the day following my c-section and it hurt my stomach! I could have killed him… what a brat!
Other than that, no problems on mommy’s or baby’s end. In fact, my daughter had a perfectly round head from not having to be squeezed out.
Comment by jenefur — November 7, 2007 #
Thanks Jenefur. That is comforting to know, as everyone around here is scaring me, and I believe mine is going to be a C section as I suspect the baby is big. (your comment makes me imagine/dream about my day after delivering the baby. Can’t wait.
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Comment by Premalatha — November 7, 2007 #
Absolutely no problems for the baby if it is C-section. It is only with vaginal delivery that the baby’s head is distorted(minor injuries in some cases) because it is squeezing it’s way through the birth canal. C-section, your receovery depends on your general stamina, just take care of the sutures till they heal well. And take all your pain medication as prescribed. I even read some freaky article somewhere that says babies born thru c-section are more intelligent than those born thru vaginal delivery, because their heads(and hence brains) do not undergo any trauma while labor.
Comment by Anitha — November 7, 2007 #
You may want to read themadmomma.blogspot.com if you haven’t read her C-Sec posts already.
Comment by Dadoji — November 8, 2007 #
Thanks Anitha. Will check it out.
Thanks Dadoji, Will check it out.
Comment by Premalatha — November 8, 2007 #
Er, I wouldn’t suggest MM’s C-sec posts – esp not the graphic images if you are the queasy kind!! Nah, am kidding – its just that she doesn’t blve in sugar coating things. But do read her posts – they are downright honest. You can also read Suj’s accounts at Blogpourri. (http://blogpourri.blogspot.com)
Pregnancy is riddled with things that could go either way and the delivery method is one of them. I’d suggest you go with the flow.
Comment by desigirl — November 9, 2007 #
here it is: http://blogpourri.blogspot.com/2006/02/caesarean-deliveries-scientific.html
Comment by desigirl — November 9, 2007 #
Hi DG,
Thanks for the links. Why did you think MM’s post queasy? I didn’t find anything like that there. In fact that post was about good points about C-section. Reading her post even strengthened my points for wanting to go for elective cesarean.
Regarding Sujatha’s post, read my next post.
Comment by Premalatha — November 9, 2007 #
Prems, if you have not been advised C-sec and are thinking of opting for it you might first want to hear from us about our two deliveries – both normal and without a drip.
Comment by Dadoji — November 9, 2007 #
Tell me all about it Dadoji. email or comment.
Comment by Premalatha — November 9, 2007 #
Having a c-section can be different for everyone. Most women don’t really have a problem but the most common problems are long recovery and breastfeeding problems.
Recovery will be your biggest hurdle and you should properly prepare for it, otherwise it can be a troublesome time. C-sections are fairly safe today but you should still read up and understand the risks and have a good idea of how you want the birth of your child to proceed.
Elizabeth
Comment by Elizabeth — November 12, 2007 #