C-section: Toddler
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C Section
Asked by G.R. from Dallas
on November 20, 2008
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i am having a c-section in about 6 weeks how long it takes you to full recovery and how was you recovery?
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- I had to have a c-section with my son (now 17 mo.). I healed pretty quick, with no problems at all. The first couple of days in the hospital were the worst, but not ...
- I've had two c-sections. My first was an emergency c-section due to my daughters heart rate falling and not coming back up. I opted for a repeat c-section with my so...
- Hi! Congrats on the new babies! How exciting. I had a C-Section with my son (he's 5 as well) and had NO PROBLEMS. One tip I had heard ahead of time that stuck wi...
My C Section
Asked by D.T. from Modesto
on October 14, 2010
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hello just wondering what other moms did to lose the belly after a c section.. my twins are 9 months now and i have a belly. i am a stay at home mom and run about 3 t...
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- WHen you are comfortable doing it, start with crunches...Yoga is good too. IT takes time, and it may never be quite like before the twins...but you can work it down a ...
- Have you heard of Baby Boot Camp or Karna Fitness? They are two franchises that offer small group training for women. I checked near Riverbank, CA and did not find one...
- Unfortunately you had twins and a c-section. I like to call mine my twin skin. I did a lot of work on the Wii Fit to help reduce my stomach, but there will always be...
C Section
Asked by K.V. from Atlanta
on March 1, 2007
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I had a c section a month ago, my first one and I'm 37 years old. I was wondering when it's OK to start doing stuff like vaccumm around the house, driving or exercisin...
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- I had an emergency c-section about 2 and a half years ago. The doctor told me not to drive for at least 2 weeks and not to exercise for at least 6 weeks. I didn't fe...
- I can't remember when I started cleaning and all of that stuff, but I did really well after my c-section. I wanted to respond about your skin itching......my son is 1...
- I had a c section also 3 weeks ago. I would check with the doctor first. But I had clearance to drive this past Monday. As for the rest of everything, he said I could ...
C Section
Asked by M.L. from Portland
on May 25, 2011
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i know a lot of you moms had c sections, and i was just wondering was the experience good or bad and how was the healing process? vagional birth i know is ideal but it...
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- I've had one c-section and one vaginal delivery. I had an unplanned, non-emergency c-section with my first after 4 hours of pushing. I had never had surgery before...
- i think i would be very interested in a C section if I had your experience. i have only had one birth, via C section b/c baby was foot breech and couldn't be turned. ...
- Honestly, it was a breeze for me. I hesitate to say that, because I know it's not everyone's situation. It really was like I never had surgery. Very little pain, or ev...
2Nd C-section
Asked by R.P. from New Orleans
on May 2, 2007
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Do they do an epedural for a planned c-section?
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- Hi, I have had two sections. The first one was March 1, 1995 and the second one was March 31, 2003. Because we own a roller skating rink, I wanted to plan my sect...
- not usually, you get a spinal. I think it would be better. that's what i got it was quick and not very painful. it wears off faster too and no tube stuck in your back
- I had 2 planned c-sections, for both they did a spinal. It's like an epedural but doesn't last as long. I was numb from rib cage down for almost 4 hours. The injection...
Pregnancy After C-section
Asked by B.W. from Chicago
on May 31, 2007
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Does anyone have experience with a pregnancy less than a year after a c-section? What complications (if any) did you have?
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- Hi B., Yes, I became pregnant with my daughter about 5 months after my son was born via c-section (not planned) :-)!! I did not have any sort of complications due ...
- Hi B.! I was pregnant with my 2nd child 10 months after I had my first c-section, and I am glad to report that I had no complications during my pregnancy. However,...
- I had two c-sections 15 months apart. First one healed and i was out taking walks with the baby at two weeks. When I was in the hospital for the second the insision zi...
Pain After C-section
Asked by H.B. from Waterloo
on October 8, 2010
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how long after your c-section did you still experience pain in the area of your incision?
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- it has been 18 months for me and I still feel a "numb" sensation at my scar and just every now and again, it will be tender. I have to remind myself of all the nerves...
- It takes 6 weeks, post-op, for c-section recovery. At which time during this period, you may still need to be careful of your bodily movements and heavy lifting etc. ...
- After my first c-section about 2 months and then it was numb. After this past c-section (2 1/2 months ago), about 3 weeks and now its numb again. Every once in a whi...
C- Section Delievery
Asked by K.H. from Dallas
on November 19, 2009
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Hi everyone! I need to know the best C-Section doctors in Dallas, Texas. Who will honor my request to have a C-Section. Thanks!
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- K.-I can't tell from your post if you just prefer a c-section because you don't want to deliver vaginally, or if you need one. Hospitals want to lessen their c-sectio...
- Give Dr. Autrey's office a call at ###-###-####. He is located off of 75 and Forest at Medical City Dallas Hospital. If you want a C-Section, he will do it....no que...
- Dr. Dennis Eisenberg. he delivers at medical center of plano on coit and 15th. i LOVE him. he was so good to me my entire pregnancy, did an excellent job with the c s...
Having Natural After C Section
Asked by K.W. from Cumberland
on October 9, 2010
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I know you can have a natural birth after a C section, But is it harder?
Does it hurt your stomach really terrible?
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- If you are interested in a vbac and wish to speak to midwives who have attended women who successfully did this, please contact me. I am a doula and have supported wom...
- I'm guessing you are asking about your incision site and pain there and the answer is no. VBAC is so much easier to bounce back from! Don't think about VBAC as a "proc...
- I had a C-Section in 2008 with our 1st child. I just had a successful VBAC a month ago. I got to the hospital and was already 10cm so it was too late for an epidural...
Have You Had a Repeat C-section?
Asked by M.B. from St. Louis
on March 1, 2011
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Hi Ladies,
I am trying to come up with a birth plan. I am considering having a repeat c-section. I want to know your experience on a repeat c-section, did sugery go...
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- Much much better than the first one. My first was an emergency and the recovery was tough. I swear it took at least a year to stop having sharp pains at the incision...
- I've had 3 c-sections and to this day wish I hadn't. My first was emergency because I wasn't progressing. The second was encouraged by my doctor. The baby was plann...
- I have had 2 c-sections. The emergency one was way harder all around. A scheduled one is must easier on you and baby. yeah the recover is still hard but not as bad as ...
