Haven't had any food since 4-5pm yesterday. I have been at the hospital since 7:30pm last night. They started me on Cervadil last night around 9ish had contractions according to monitor but still 0 dialated this morning. Started on pitocin at 5am. More contractions, none are painful. Still waiting for progress! Uncomfortable and starving to death.
Just thought people might want to know what to consider if you are going to be induced.
Re: Induction sux
Sorry you're not having a good time, but mine was a breeze. I was induced at 38 wks last time and don't have a single complaint about it! It's different for everyone.
This. Exactly. Mine was wonderful and I couldn't have asked for a better L&D with my DD. Sorry yours is sucky.
Sorry you are hungry, and hate to be monday morning QB, but why didn't you eat last night? When I was induced with DD#2, I had the cervadil inserted and then chowed down while watching tv. I couldn't eat in the morning.
Hang in there, you'll be meeting your baby soon.
This for me too! I was allowed to eat up until midnight and since I knew I couldn't eat after that, I took full advantage!
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Well I think the reason it was so difficult for me is because my otherwise fantastic doc actually told me to quit eating before I went in the hospital, water and everything. This hospital is apparently very strict about the no food during labor because at any moment I might've progressed to next stage or needing surgery or whatever and they think IV is enough! I don't think it was ever intended for me to be in that uncomfortable bed on my side and such for sooo long. On top of that, there was a lot of frustration since I was not having progress and there as really nothing I could do about it. I never did open up despite having "really good" contractions like all day long that day.
Tuesday evening about 5pm I made a decision to opt for C section. I'm glad I did, by 7 I met my stubborn LO. Its been a busy few days since then but may I'll post the birth story.
Well I think the reason it was so difficult for me is because my otherwise fantastic doc actually told me to quit eating before I went in the hospital, water and everything. This hospital is apparently very strict about the no food during labor because at any moment I might've progressed to next stage or needing surgery or whatever and they think IV is enough! I don't think it was ever intended for me to be in that uncomfortable bed on my side and such for sooo long. On top of that, there was a lot of frustration since I was not having progress and there as really nothing I could do about it. I never did open up despite having "really good" contractions like all day long that day.
Tuesday evening about 5pm I made a decision to opt for C section. I'm glad I did, by 7 I met my stubborn LO. Its been a busy few days since then but may I'll post the birth story.