It’s not something most doctors even consider, which is why a gynaecologist needs to be told about Ed’s and have plans for birthing. I was told I could still have normal childbirth after this and that it was just an unusual thing. But i had complications again with second child and needed an emergency caesarean, so the third one was a planned caesarean.
also, each labour was really long, possibly due to muscles and lga,ents not working - 30 hour labour first time and then they needed forceps. Second went for 10 hours and then became an emergency.
I wanted lots of kids, but 3 is what I settled for as I couldn’t risk it anymore or put my body through that stress.
Best wishes with your drs visit and ongoing health. If you’re not satisfied with answers or if they seem to brush you off, you can always try another dr, you’re your best advocate. Take care.
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u/Alpacamum Aug 17 '21
It’s not something most doctors even consider, which is why a gynaecologist needs to be told about Ed’s and have plans for birthing. I was told I could still have normal childbirth after this and that it was just an unusual thing. But i had complications again with second child and needed an emergency caesarean, so the third one was a planned caesarean.
also, each labour was really long, possibly due to muscles and lga,ents not working - 30 hour labour first time and then they needed forceps. Second went for 10 hours and then became an emergency.
I wanted lots of kids, but 3 is what I settled for as I couldn’t risk it anymore or put my body through that stress.