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? for those with supply issues

MrsMoody2006MrsMoody2006 member
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Did you have a c-section? Was it planned, or "emergency." What were the reasons?
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Re: ? for those with supply issues

  • HoaxHoax
    c-section , not planned . failure to descend from station 1+ to 2+.
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  • valj16171valj16171
    My water broke at 36 weeks and my baby was breech so needed a c-section.
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  • bethCTbethCT
    no, DD was born vaginally 4 days early.  My water broke on its own, and I had no problems in delivery.  I don't think delivery is correlated with supply.
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  • SusieQ1982SusieQ1982

    imagebethCT:
    no, DD was born vaginally 4 days early.  My water broke on its own, and I had no problems in delivery.  I don't think delivery is correlated with supply.

    this except my son was born eleven days early

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  • ExpectingAngelExpectingAngel
    DS was born vaginally at 39w4d with no complications.
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  • CollieJadeCollieJade

    Emergency due to placental abruption, which was determined while I was pushing. Her head was almost out  when they saw I was losing a lot of blood.

    ETA: I agree that most times delivery complications don't always spell supply problems, but in my case I know it didn't help.  My blood loss really affected my recovery and I've been told I still may not be recovered completely.  Certainly not emotionally, anyway!  I was attempting a med free birth and had no drugs whatsoever right up until the spinal for the c/s.

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  • amjayasuriyaamjayasuriya
    C-Section...failure to dilate after 4cm and 20hours..
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  • mrsbnlmelmrsbnlmel member

    C-section, I had pre-e and a 30 hour failed induction, opted for the c-section to prevent an emergency.


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  • jaime5121jaime5121
    I was induced at 37 weeks for pre-e.  While I had no complications during delivery - only 12 hours - yeah!, I was hospitalized twice after deliver (within the first month) for other health problems I developed.  I'm sure that didn't help my supply much - I was in too much pain to nurse properly, but I kept at it.  I'm not sure if any of that has to do with my supply issues, but it might.
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