Just got back from a smear test. I had a baby 6 months ago so we were generally talking about that and we got on to the topic of delivery. I mentioned I had had an unplanned c-section and she said "yeah you have a really small cervix, there's no way you'd have got a baby out of there." I was just a little bit like, oh, really? I've never been told that before.
Is this something I should speak more to a medical professional about? We plan on another baby next year and after a horrible first pregnancy I'm now wondering if it's linked to the issues I had from the second trimester onwards, and also the birth. Basically I had such extreme pelvic pain from 3 months that I ended up housebound and on crutches. I had to stay on the floor of the house that the toilet was on and have all food and water brought to me for the day. I was constantly told it was normal and just PGP but it was really rather extreme - I put my frustration down to constantly seeing a different midwife at every appointment. One day. I ended up being blue-lighted to hospital in the last few weeks for suspected sepsis but it wasn't that. Delivered at 39 weeks after a recommended induction that went horribly wrong. After 30 mins of having the pessary in I basically had double contractions back to back with all of 20 seconds inbetween. I failed to dilate past 2cms and when they took me through to delivery I had gone backwards to 1cm!
Is anyone in here a midwife/medical professional that can give me any insight on if I should follow this up or if this could all indeed have been linked because it was missed?