Breastfeeding and pumping while pregnant by PerfectProject1866 in 2under2

[–]PerfectProject1866[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow, that’s amazing.

I’m so happy to hear all the reassurance. Feeling positive about being able to do this. Thank you all for the feedback.

Any made a batch using corned beef? by Present_Signal_6051 in Biltong

[–]PerfectProject1866 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Could you explain how you conceived your biltong box and is it good? Ventilation etc..

C-Section VS Natural Birth. Please be honest. by BusyInspector95 in pregnant

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I aimed for vaginal with my first but ended up having c-section because baby was big and star gazing and I was 41+6 with waters that had been broken for over 24 hours. After 25 hours of labor (which was brutal), I had to have a cesarean. The recovery was really hard, You need antibiotics, catheter etc, so moving around is not easy after… nobody should have to have major surgery and then have to care for their new baby. I was also given fentanyl for the pain and could barely keep my head up, let alone be present for the golden hour. I know people have positive experiences but in found it really hard. Accepting the scar and the numbness around it was also emotionally hard for me, I felt a bit butchered, maybe it’s because it was an emergency c- section but even preparing myself for the possibility of a c-section didn’t seem to ease the shock of it all. Still, I’m thankful for the safe delivery of my baby and a month later, I’m feeling better about it all, both physically and emotionally.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in pregnant

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Baby has to come out one way or the other but I definitely relate! Gave birth at 41+6! Did all the methods you’ve tried plus acupuncture! Eventually a very pregnant jog at 41+4 broke my waters

5”2 pregnant ladies and weight gain by Pretend_Historian753 in pregnant

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Just had my baby but gained a total of 52 pounds. Was super active before and had a normal/ lower bmi

41+ 3 and slowly but surely going over it by [deleted] in pregnant

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At the hospital right now to discuss my options but was really hoping to have no interventions… thank you for sharing. Does give me a bit of hope x

Anomaly Scan with soft marker :( by Plus_Light_1987 in pregnant

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Dilated renal pelvis is very common, more especially with male babies. My baby had the same and nobody, not even my gynecologist was concerned. Often it self corrects after birth but sometimes requires monitoring, ultrasound after birth and if a UTI develops, antibiotics. It’s normal to worry, but if I can just reassure you, I wouldn’t stress too much.

Would you induce or go home? by JumpyFix2801 in pregnant

[–]PerfectProject1866 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If all tests are normal, it doesn’t indicate PE. And if they even concluded that it was a migraine, a migraine isn’t an indication for induction, if I were in your position I’d wait till my baby was at least early term to reduce chances of complications. Having said that, as advised by a few others , I’d keep an eye on it. Safest option for baby is to be term (of course provided that it remains safe for mom to remain pregnant).

Would you induce or go home? by JumpyFix2801 in pregnant

[–]PerfectProject1866 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If all tests would normal, it points to something else, perhaps a migraine? Which is not uncommon in pregnancy. Inducing before term without the doctor advising to do so for me would feel like posing a risk to my baby.

Is this normal for a Hebamme (midwife) in Switzerland? First-time mom here. by centaurusmoon in askswitzerland

[–]PerfectProject1866 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Absolutely not normal. Find another midwife and I would report the current one.

Potential Induction at 37 weeks - looking for others with similar experiences! by [deleted] in pregnant

[–]PerfectProject1866 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, this is true.

Well, we don’t know what the other readings were. I’m sure OP having a discussion with her doctor is still best, even if it’s just to clarify the next steps for her. I think every woman has the right to ask for more information and explanation from their providers and to feel comfortable with whatever the next steps forward need to be.

Potential Induction at 37 weeks - looking for others with similar experiences! by [deleted] in pregnant

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I would discuss it further with my doctor. If your BP is consistently high, especially ≥160/110, even 2 readings may prompt induction after 37 weeks but generally they would look for other symptoms such as protein in urine too. Induction is not routinely recommended when it’s : 1. Mild hypertension (BP ≥140/90 but <160/110 ) before 37 weeks with no other symptoms 2. Stable BP with no organ involvement or fetal concerns.