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Jumping on stomach during birth (abroad)

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boboismylove · 29/01/2018 11:58

Almost 10 months ago when I gave birth nurses and doctors jumped on my stomach while I was giving birth abroad (in non EU country). I still find it quite traumatic. I'm sure they don't do this now in UK but wondering if anyone has heard of this happening abroad, or in the past here...

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Bue · 31/01/2018 07:39

Frusso is describing a completely different situation, OP. Sometimes firm pressure on the top of the abdomen is needed when breaking the waters if there is a lot of fluid. This is to prevent a cord prolapse, which is a dangerous emergency for the baby.

What happened to you is absolutely forbidden in the UK and would never happen here.

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