thread: Should c/s rates be published? Naming & shaming...

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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Apr 2007
    Somewhere here and there.....
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    I would be curious to find out how many women had unnecessary c sections but were told they had no choice. I was told my baby was 'stuck' and had an emergency c section and forceps to pull my baby back out (he was too low I was told). Also my labour had stopped. I was given two bags of Syntocin and had no idea till after DS was here that the drug was most probably the reason labour had halted. I feel I trusted my OB too much, I took everything that was said as gospel truth. Homebirth for us next time round.

  2. #2
    paradise lost Guest

    Macca you will LOVE it

    Sushee i think the word "shame" is the problem too, people aren't reading past it, it's a red flag. And sadly i agree, i know MANY women who went for a section because they thought it was a less painful option, or rather, as one put it "If you have drugs for labour you're a wimp, but no-one calls you a wimp for having morphine after surgery".

    Bx

  3. #3

    Dec 2005
    not with crazy people
    8,023

    Narrow minded people are seeing 'shame' and rather then think just go of on a tanjet!

    I find it most annoying that it is seen as the easy way out...im pretty sure I started a thread about c/s post birth here...

    https://www.bellybelly.com.au/forums...ever-knew.html

    maybe this might help those who think a c/s is easy