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Throwing up before transition - how long before

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KnitterNotTwitter · 16/06/2010 22:45

When in labour with DS I threw up about 45 mins before the pushing contractions started. Is this a normal length of time? Or was it longer/shorter for other people.... I'm trying to make some notes for DC2's birth!!!

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NickOfTime · 16/06/2010 22:49

lol, i threw up at about 3pm (had been in labour since 6am) and he wasn't born until just before 6 the following morning.

didn't throw up at all with dc3 (also vbac). dd1 was cs and i threw up whilst they were rootling about. (not relevant emoticon>

Marjee · 16/06/2010 23:38

I wasn't sick but retched a fair bit about an hour before ds was born, was still at home - mws insisting I wasnt in labour! Vaguely remember shouting "I'm gonna puke!" whilst pushing but was never actually sick

BertieBasset · 19/06/2010 08:38

I just kept throwing up from start of labour, until the blessed epidural. About 18 hours. But I am a sicky person iykwim

NinthWave · 19/06/2010 08:48

I threw up once, about an hour before he was born, during the pushing stage

strawberrycake · 19/06/2010 14:56

I threw up constantly for two days!

KnitterNotTwitter · 19/06/2010 22:01

Thanks for your replies - very interesting.. FWIW I'm still a bit [mmm] that I was sent home by the hospital after throwing up... I'm convinced that they should have let me stay. But that said I wouldn't have done so much grumpy walking if he hadn't....

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