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Cephalopelvic Disproportion is rare yet is vastly overdiagnosed. Here are the stories of a few ...
Cephalopelvic Disproportion is rare yet is vastly overdiagnosed. Here are the stories of a few women who were told their babies were too big for their pelvises by one care provider, but fortunately sought a second opinion and subsequently birthed an even BIGGER baby through that same "small" pelvis. VBAC = vaginal birth after cesarean HBAC = homebirth after cesarean HBA3C = homebirth after 3 cesareans UBA2C = unassisted birth after 2 cesareans
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Thank you for posting this. I can't believe so many women were told they couldn't birth 7Ib babies - 7Ib is tiny! My first was 6Ib 8, second was 8Ib 11 and third was 7Ib 9Ib - all natural deliveries. I'm expecting my fourth and have been told to expect a baby larger than 9Ib. I've been freaking out but after seeing this video I'm feeling more confident in my body.
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after my 3rd c- section the doctor said my uteris was very thin because of the scarring...when he went in he didnt have to use a scalpel to cut through..he just pushed through with his finger...has anyone had a similar experience...i would like to have a fourth child but am a little nervous.
you could be at real risk for uterine rupture...i am really sorry to say but it is the fact, you were even after your 2nd CS....the risk will onyl increase. again i mean no harm.
You should check out the statistics for uterine rupture though. First they are low, and second most of the ones that happen are because the mom has/was induced. Yes uterine rupture is a risk, but birthing in a hospital is just as big a risk, especially with doctors uneducated in normal birth.
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And I'm not sure, but the Stone Roses might appreciate a letter too. =)
BACs were 2 lbs. heavier than the c-sec babies I was too small to deliver. 4'11" 103 lbs.