I'm pregnant my second child. My first child was delivered by an operation one year ago. How about my second child, should I take the operation or I can do it manually?
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Presuming that you mean C-section as the operation, the second one can be delivered vaginally as long as the C-section incision was not vertical.  Vertical incisions weaken the uterine wall such that vaginal births become impossible.
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When my 2year old twins died from a car accident comeing from the doctor office .They only had a simple cold and we went to the ice cream palor.Then on the way home a drunk driver came rushing by me and pushed me off the road and i hit a wall and was knocked out.When i awoke in the hospital they told me i had 3 crack ribs and a broken anckle.I ask to see my kids they said they were sorry they didnt make it i wished at that time somone would of shot me.the doctor told me that i was also pregnat and i need to have a dnc done because my unborn baby was also dead from internal bleeding.I am still haveing problems but with Gods help ill make it.It will be 8 years in 2 months.thats my story ,thanks for asking.
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I think perhaps God should make decisions like those. Medical Science is great and all but God has power over all things. Choose your child. From the mother's stand point what better way to die, than by giving another life. Greater love has no man than this, that he lay down his life for a friend. (I think baby relatives count too.) From the father's stand point what better way to show God you totally trust him? A friend of mine was told about six months ago that she should abort her child because he would never breathe on his own, his skull would not be formed,his facial features would be distorted, and the child's brain would be in essence.... dead.Pam and Mike were basically told to kill their unborn child because a medical test "proved" it would be for the best. Rather than putting their faith in medicine they put their faith in God and  today a miracle happened. Pam gave birth to a basically healthly child. He is breathing just fine all by himself, despite some minor physical abnormalities he is a beautiful healthy child. Praise God for this precious life! If Mike would have put his faith in science, or Pam had chosen instead to have her baby aborted because something might be wrong.... well the world would have missed out on this brand new perfect life. The real question is not who can I save? But, in whom can I put my faith? You have no control over life or death, which means YOU can NOT Choose who lives. ie. If the father decides "choose" to abort the child who is to say that during the procedure the mother would not also die? It has happened. an abortion requires a serious, though minimally invasive, surgical procedure.It's called a Dilitation and Curretage more commonly refered to as a D&C.(not only for decicive abortions, a D&C is commonly done on women who have had a spontaneous abortion or miscarriage to prevent uterine infections)I personally have seen (working on a surgical floor) women who have nearly died from complications of this "minimally invasive" procedure.If you put your faith in God he will direct your path.
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Yes, you can have a normal delivery after a Cesarean. I had a c-section with my daughter in 1998. In 1999 I had a normal delivery with my son.Talk it over with your O.B.       Yes a natural birth is very pain full, but the recovery time with a c-section is very slow and pain full. Especially with a new born at home.
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See your doctor thats the best you can do..he/she will advise you whether you can fly or not.\nGood Luck with the birth..
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Labor.  I eventually had a c-section after 24 hours of labor, I'd take the c-section recovery over labor.
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I'm afraid its not normal ...\n\nyou better consult some other doctor.. the surgeon who operated upon your child is not going to accept his fault ... u know what I mean ?\n\nso better go to some good surgeon (military or civil)
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There is no reason to think that you are a bad mom just for getting pregnant. You just need to take special care of yourself and your babies(both of them!!) Talk to your doctor about what special considerations you might need to think about since it has not been a full year since you gave birth. \nGood luck. I hope everything goes well with your pregnancy. I'm sure that they will both be fine, just asking this question shows that you are a caring mother who will take care of them always. God bless you
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YOu have good insurance :) The best thing to do is really contact them. IN MY OPINION, I don't see why not. If she was already covered when the pregnancy occurred and if her care of the pregnancy is covered, then her delivery should be too. \n\nGive them a call and see what they say, I wish I had a better answer for you:(
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Okay so I'm looking into this myself I'm in a double d not a tripple but it kills my back too and hauling around my son doesn't help at all.  From what I've heard there are some possible negative things about it, like possibly not being able to produce milk if you're wanting to breast feed again.  Also, you can lose feeling in your nipples I guess, and there are plenty of other things that they warn you about that I can't really remember, but that comes with any surgery.  I think that your comfort is really important though, anything that will make you feel better and give you some more energy to take care of your little one's better would probably be great for you, regaurdless of wether or not you might have to just do the bottle for your next child, you being happy will make them happier.  I do think that you should do some very good research on who you have do it though, only pick the best and look around and give it as much time as you need and don't rush into it.  I know that there are different after affects for different people, it just depends on what they need to do to you and how they need to go about doing it.  I think you only lose sensation in the nipples if they move the nipple up as well and make the actual nipple smaller.  Anyway, I have to run it's late here, but I hope that I helped you out a little.  Good luck I hope it all works out.  Danielle
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I assume your first pregnancy and birth went just fine, there's nothing that could have happened with your first baby to think there may be problems conceiving another one. \nI know there is only a one week window each month in which a women can conceive, right after ovulation. Which is why OBGYN's tell you not to get worried until after a year or so of trying. I would recommend your husband wearing boxers (briefs constrict blood flow and keep their testicles too warm causing a lower sperm count). Changing your diet can make a difference too; avoid caffeine, nicotine, and liquor. Try reading Fertility Foods by Jeremy Groll. Over exercise can hinder ovulation in women also.\nOther than that I would relax, don't worry too much about it, have some fun with the time you have together and all will come in due time.\nGood luck!
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I work in an operation room and routinely assist on c-sections.  Although I am relatively new to the profession(five years), I can assure you, this is NOT the norm. The problem you may run into if you do try to persue what happen to you legally is that you probably signed a surgical consent,which I'm sure probably stated that one of the complications of this surgery is bleeding.\nHopefully this doc used up his run of bad luck up within two months.
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No, there have been plenty of women who've had cryotherapy and gone on to have children.  If it has any effect at all, it will be on the cervix' ability to efface and dialate during delivery, or it may dialate too easily beforehand.  If it looks as if it will dialate early, the ob can easily perform a procedure called cerclage where a stitch is put in to hold it closed.  If it doesn't thin and dialate properly during labor, you would require a c-section, of course.  But it will not affect your abilty to get pregnant in the first place.  The doctor treating you will be the best person to ask as far as timing for a second pregnancy, to give you time to heal properly after the cryotherapy.  The procedure will scar the cervix permanently, and any OB you see will notice it.  They will need to know all your prior medical history, and will probably keep a close eye on you during the pregnancy to watch for early dialation.   It's not an uncommon procedure for treating this type problem, and the sooner you have it done, the less invasive it will need to be- less scaring on the cervix in the end.  Also, it will help possibly prevent the need for a more major surgery which could preclude a second pregnancy.  I'd say have a good talk with the OB-GYN and tell him/her your concerns.  They can help give you more information and assurances than anyone here.  But for your own peace of mind in the meantime- no it doesn't keep you from getting pregnant. My own sister had the procedure at 25 and went on to have two healthy girls.  Good luck!
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Hi having a anaesthetic while pregnant is safe but you need to let your consultant know ,as he may want to give you another sort off anaesthetic instead off being completly put asleep.Also they may want to keep an eye on the unborn baby while your asleep too.Good Luck
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Do whatever makes you happy.  It is costly but insurance will cover part of the surgery if there is a legitimate medical reason, ie: back ache.  Just keep in mind how much it will hurt afterwards, and it may be hard to take care of your baby if you're in pain.
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i think it is better to have 2 children myself but there is a big age different there. i have 6 kids myself and i love them all very much. my older sister wanted another baby after i had my 3 rd son my #5 lol and she did after 7 years of freedom and she said if she had to do it all over again she would not. its truly a big question you want to ask yourself if you are ready to lock yourself down to another baby and give up what you got. i mean its hard today with kids the rules have changes alot and your age is another thing you might want to look at to the older you get the harder it is to carry a baby my last daughter i thought i was dieing it was very hard f or me and i was only 30. my sister also had alot of trouble she was 33 with her last one. best of luck .
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My husband and I married never expecting to have kids because of various problems I had in my early 20's.Yes, I prayed for my first baby...mostly for her and that she would be healthy. My doctor had told me that because of my weight (obese pregnancy) that I would be facing severe complications and possible loss of pregnancy but I didn't. Except for the usual stuff and even more wieght gain, I was healthy and so was she. Now my son on the other..he was a complete blissful and wonderful surprise. So with God all things are indeed quite possible. God bless you and your husband...with as many as you want. Love in Christ, ~J~ <><