you know...to eliminate going during delivery? I never heard of anyone doing this until it came up recently with some girlfriends. Is anyone planning to do this?
I did not with ds, and the hospital does not do them anymore. Anyways, when labor starts you may get sick to your stomach, and there will be no need for one. And, enemas are not fun. I would not subject myself to that when I'm having a baby.
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well, at the risk of tmi, i DID my first delivery AND my obnoxious, unprofessional dr. actually made a comment to the nurse under her breath, and i heard. I'm not going to say what she said, but that was about the last thing I wanted to deal with while trying to deliver a baby. So now I am paranoid about it I guess.
well, at the risk of tmi, i DID my first delivery AND my obnoxious, unprofessional dr. actually made a comment to the nurse under her breath, and i heard. I'm not going to say what she said, but that was about the last thing I wanted to deal with while trying to deliver a baby. So now I am paranoid about it I guess.
What an a**hole!
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I'm thinking about it, mostly because DH wants to deliver the baby himself. I don't really love the idea of him being front and center for THAT ((shudder)).
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well, at the risk of tmi, i DID my first delivery AND my obnoxious, unprofessional dr. actually made a comment to the nurse under her breath, and i heard. I'm not going to say what she said, but that was about the last thing I wanted to deal with while trying to deliver a baby. So now I am paranoid about it I guess.
Wooowww....how frickin professional. I would've written a very angry review on Yelp...that's completely uncalled for.
I am required to administer one at home before arriving at the midwifery center since I want to deliver in the tub. It's their policy.
I will also add that my MW's claim their clients actually like having the enema. Well, not the actual cleaning out part haha, but the side-effect of having pressure relieved and it makes more room for the baby to drop down.
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well, at the risk of tmi, i DID my first delivery AND my obnoxious, unprofessional dr. actually made a comment to the nurse under her breath, and i heard. I'm not going to say what she said, but that was about the last thing I wanted to deal with while trying to deliver a baby. So now I am paranoid about it I guess.
This unfortunately happened to me as well.
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I am delivering at a midwife-led center in a tub, and non one's mentioned it, so I am guessing they don't require it at my place. Hadn't crossed my mind.
Honestly I doubt there will be anything left in there by delivery time at this point. The past few days have been a doozy.
well, at the risk of tmi, i DID my first delivery AND my obnoxious, unprofessional dr. actually made a comment to the nurse under her breath, and i heard. I'm not going to say what she said, but that was about the last thing I wanted to deal with while trying to deliver a baby. So now I am paranoid about it I guess.
This unfortunately happened to me as well.
omg, i have to know what she said! That is beyond horrible.
I didn't with DD. I was totally paranoid about blowing a load on the table and it didn't help that giving birth to me felt like I had to crap out a soccer ball. My entire family and my MIL were all in the room and my crotch and all it's glory was the main attraction, it was awful, (next time it's just going to be my husband and I)
I had so much pressure on my tailbone, I was sure I was pooping everywhere and I was surprised that I didn't. BTW, its hard to push and clench your butt together....lol. Believe me, I was desperate and tried that tactic, it didn't work.
well, at the risk of tmi, i DID my first delivery AND my obnoxious, unprofessional dr. actually made a comment to the nurse under her breath, and i heard. I'm not going to say what she said, but that was about the last thing I wanted to deal with while trying to deliver a baby. So now I am paranoid about it I guess.
This unfortunately happened to me as well.
omg, i have to know what she said! That is beyond horrible.
she made a comment about you having an enema or pooping? I want to know what she said too! What a horrible dr.
With all this talk I am debating trying it unless my body cleans it self out on it's own like a lot of other women have stated on here. But at which point would you know when to do take it? Any body know the answer to this I would love to hear. Thanks
My doctor required one upon being admitted with my older son. I am so glad he did because I felt so much better after being cleaned out. I think it actually relaxed me a bit more. Hopefully my current doctor will do this as well.
This is my first baby and unless my body handles that for me, I am definitely getting one. I cant imagine having everyone watch me poo, I mean they are already seeing all my other junk....that would just be to much. eeeeww.
Re: will you do an enema before birth?(gross, sorry)
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What an a**hole!
Wooowww....how frickin professional. I would've written a very angry review on Yelp...that's completely uncalled for.
I will also add that my MW's claim their clients actually like having the enema. Well, not the actual cleaning out part haha, but the side-effect of having pressure relieved and it makes more room for the baby to drop down.
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This unfortunately happened to me as well.
I am delivering at a midwife-led center in a tub, and non one's mentioned it, so I am guessing they don't require it at my place. Hadn't crossed my mind.
Honestly I doubt there will be anything left in there by delivery time at this point. The past few days have been a doozy.
omg, i have to know what she said! That is beyond horrible.
this. being cleaned out means less back pain.
I didn't with DD. I was totally paranoid about blowing a load on the table and it didn't help that giving birth to me felt like I had to crap out a soccer ball. My entire family and my MIL were all in the room and my crotch and all it's glory was the main attraction, it was awful, (next time it's just going to be my husband and I)
I had so much pressure on my tailbone, I was sure I was pooping everywhere and I was surprised that I didn't. BTW, its hard to push and clench your butt together....lol. Believe me, I was desperate and tried that tactic, it didn't work.
she made a comment about you having an enema or pooping? I want to know what she said too! What a horrible dr.
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With all this talk I am debating trying it unless my body cleans it self out on it's own like a lot of other women have stated on here. But at which point would you know when to do take it? Any body know the answer to this I would love to hear. Thanks