Posted by
ellie55
19 yrs ago
i still cant decide should i be going through the VD or c section,time is short and i have only 2 months to go.i will definitely want a 3rd or 4th pregnancy after this second one and would really appreciate if someone can tell me if you has had a c section for at least 3 to 4 times?how has the operation put stress on your body..if you feels physically weaker than before having gone thru 3 times c section.
i find people who has had natural delivery,feels healthier/energetic than those who did the operation.
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Hi Ellie -
can't advise you on the C-section thing personally - my friend had two in a row, and has recovered well from both.
But my father is an Ob/GYN, and he has told me that in the LONG run, women who have c-sections over VD have overall better vaginal health "down there" and that he sees fewer complications with incontience and other issues. So - there is a long term plus side to having C-sections. I should tell you - my father is a urogynocologist specialist (helping women who suffer from incontinence later in life) and sees a lot of problems in women who have mulitple births vaginally.
DO THOSE KEGELS!! he always tells me. They are beneficial for women who also go through C-section. I think there is the perception that women feel healthier after VD because the recovery time is much shorter than C-section. Women who have C-section usually have a slower time getitng breast milk and number of timing issues but I don't know if that makes them any less "healthy" than women who have VD.
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Have a friend who has had 4 c sections - last one for twins. She has chosen not to have more children for sanity rather than health reasons, so I suppose she has recovered OK.
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but if if you can have VD, why don't u want it?
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Generally if OBs are asked we suggest that 3 C-S are enough and offer to do a Tubal Ligation with the third C-S. My own personal most sectioned patient was a lady who for religous reasons could not contracept and I did her 7th and 8th C-Ss. I would not recommend it.
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suze
19 yrs ago
Hi I have had 2 c sections but surgery also for an ectopic pregnancy which is the same procedure. I am booked for my 3rd c section in Feb. The only complaint I have is the little pocket of fat that sits above the scars but might bribe my surgeon for a small tummy tuck once baby delivered in Feb!!!
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cd
19 yrs ago
2 of my friends have both had 3 c-sections.
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sounds quite encouraging enough.
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it's a point of view..
personnally, i find it rather scary but well....
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yeah,thanks but i still probably stick with c section after a long thought since i had one c section before.
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Going through the same process as well. I am due in 2 months and I had a C-section for the first time. What did you end up chosing? Are you happy with your choice?
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i ended up choosing c section,didnt regret a bit for it was virtually painless.i recovered the next day and handle the little pain very well on the first,except i was very hungry and didnt get anything to eat .
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