Uterine prolapse

kateitho · October 2014

I had a complete uterine prolapse after delivering the placenta with my son. I didn't have any hemorrhaging or other side effects. Has this happened to anyone else? I am curious to know where we'll stand when it comes to the possibility of having another child in the future. I don't go back to my OB until next week for m postpartum follow up appointment, but I'd like to have some idea of how this appointment will go...

2redtulips · October 2014

No experience or advice, but I wanted to offer hugs and good thoughts for your doctor's visit next week.

kateitho · October 2014

Thanks ladies. I XPed to the Parenting board. It was a pretty traumatic afterbirth process. My ute inverted and fell out. My OB literally had t shove it back in. Then it happened all over again before they gave me pitocin to help things start acting normal...

ETA: I am so happy to just have a successful pregnancy and a healthy son, that I will be content either way, but DH really wants more kids. He was an only child and says it was incredibly lonely. I was one of 10, and I'd be happy with one and done status, but I'm not against the idea of another baby either.

misternmiss · October 2014

First of all, sending you some big hugs. I did not have a prolapsed uterus, but I did have a major hemorrhage in recovery after my csection, and it too was very traumatic for me. It's been over a year and I still have not sat down with my OB to discuss the details of what happened and how it will affect future deliveries. I really needed time to come to terms with what happened, and mostly just time NOT to think about it so that I could focus on the fact that I'm alive and my rainbow baby is here and perfect and wonderful. I've finally worked up the nerve to make the appointment, but I still don't know what I want to ask. I still have a few weeks before the appoinement so I hope to have a list of starter questions. (why did I hemorrhage? -even though I know, it needs to be discussed. Am I at risk of it happening again? Does it affect my chances at a VBAC? Is it more or less risky to just schedule a repeat csection? etc) I hope these questions will get the ball rolling and my doctor will help guide me through the discussion.

I didn't mean to hijack, just letting you know what my thought process was. I think it's tough being PAL, with this added complexity of a traumatic birth. There are a lot of conflicting emotions. I always find it comforting to find other mamas who have been down a similar path.

I hope your doc gives you some good advice and that you feel at peace with whatever information you receive and how it affects your going forward from here.

BootsOrHearts · October 2014

Sorry you're dealing with that, I hope your OB has some answers for you.

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