Hello,
I had an elective c-section with dc1 and with moving house mid pregnancy and out of the community midwife area but staying at the same hospital my ante-natel care has been a tad on the (even more) impersonal side if you know what I mean...
Anyway, At my booking in I requested another elective c-section and it was written in my notes. I am due to meet my consultant for the first time at the hospital in 2 weeks when I am 34 weeks.
My GP who I see for in between antenatel care has assured me that once I am down for a c-section it won't change, and the midwife I saw at the hospital at 24 and 28 weeks was a bit (sorry) useless in what will happen next...at 28 scan she made a comment about baby not being big and probably just excess amneotic fluid!! (scan yesterday fluid was normal)
Anyway, I am worried that at my 34 week consultant appointment the consultant will insist I try for a natural birth.
QUESTION: is that possible, will they make me try for a natural birth?
DC1 was a big baby with a huge head (hence c-section, and was right choice as surgeons said after the birth - which was a struggle with forcepts there was no other way out for him).
This baby at scans at 25 and 32 weeks measuring the same..... but what if baby doesn't grow much more in the next few weeks and they think I can push???
I am so scared, I am convinced if I am forced to go through labour baby and I will die.... sorry I know it sounds all a bit paranoid and severe, but it's how I feel....
So if there is anyone out there who has been in the same situation give me some reasurrance it would be much appreciated.
Thanks
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ribeyesteak · 07/10/2008 08:06
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