So apparently the doctor caught that I have group b strep early on in the pregnancy in a urine sample. I don't think they ever told me about it though.
We've been talking about inducing on the 30th. Since the babies are both head down I was going to be able to try for a vaginal, but it was suggested to me that I may just want to plan a c-section. Now that I know about the group b strep it kind of makes me want to do the c-section more just to eliminate the risks some more. Some people say the babies can't get sick from the strep when you have a c-section and then there's other people saying that they still can.
Do any of you know about this or have experience with it?
Re: group b strep
25-30% of women have GBS. GBS sepsis in newborns is exceedingly rare now that women get PCN in labor. I treat it daily in my laboring pts. No big deal. It would not deter me from a vaginal delivery if my twins were vtx/vtx. There are still inherent risks for babies at cesarean including breathing issues from not having lung secretions squeezed out from traveling through the pelvis.
Talk to your OB who can help you with this decision.