It's not safe to give a VBAC'ing woman anything artificial that will strengthen her contractions. That will give you a rupture risk from induction plus the rupture risk from the scar. Hang in there!!!
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It's not safe to give a VBAC'ing woman anything artificial that will strengthen her contractions. That will give you a rupture risk from induction plus the rupture risk from the scar. Hang in there!!!
Kelly xx
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Hey Leesa,
May I suggest a "pregnancy massage" - I had a massage at about 3 in the afternoon and went into labour in the early hours of the morning and got a VBAC (5 hour labour with minimal intervention)
I swear it worked!!!
If it doesnt do anything it is just lovely and relaxing too!!
All the very best Leesa
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I know our situations are totally different but I remember feeling the same way as I approached and passed the 42-week mark again...
I really hope that a combination of all your efforts (and bug removal) as well as our collective thoughts and prayers can get things happening for you
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Massage with Clary Sage oil?
DTD?
Do some full wiggly dancing? (Mel can talk you through that one)
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I'd be taking some evening primrose oil both orally and vaginally. Sorry don't have any VBAC info for you but wishing you all the best!
Hot indian curry night perhaps too?
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