BOSTON — As C-section rates around the globe continue to climb, a new study shows that women who give birth by cesarean may face significant long-term health risks later in life, including an increased risk of needing a hysterectomy and more surgical complications when undergoing a hysterectomy. The prevalence of symptomatic or clinically relevant cesarean scar defects CSDs ranges from Usually the uterine scar defect can be easily seen with the transvaginal ultrasound. A saline infusion sonohysterography, or hysterosonography, may also be used for diagnosis and is more accurate in defining the degree or severity of the defect.
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I have had one vaginal birth after induction and one spontaneous labor that ended in a c-section due to my inability to push out a posterior baby I have a question. I am 37 weeks with a breech baby has been breech since 32 weeks. Yesterday I had an external version by a maternal fetal medicine MD. The baby turned, but then turned back breech shortly after I left the hospital. The MD had said if they had to try the version again, that they could induce labor immediately afterwards.
My first thought was that this would be difficult for me. My office that I have been seeing for my whole pregnancy just wants to do a scheduled c-section on December 10th. My due date is December 14th. It seems as if I switch my care to the provider that did the version, I may have more options. Is is safe to be induced after a version for a baby that has been persistently breech?
Should I just stick with the plan and get the c-section at 39 weeks? Should I just wait and see what happens? I mean baby could turn by himself and I could go into spontaneous labor.
I personally would try the gentle induction as I have described above. Another alternative is to find a breech supportive provider, but they are few and far between. I would very much like to have this as a last-resort option as I am overdue, but my OB does not want to use petocin to induce at all, even in small doses with a foley catheter leaving me with no options other than spontaneous labor or scheduled c-section.
I would very much like to find where this procedure and risks are mentioned by the ACOG so that I can try to start a discussion of using this option with my OB. Thank you!! Therefore, misoprostol should not be used for third trimester cervical ripening or labor induction in patients who have had a cesarean delivery or major uterine surgery. I would love to know what Stephanie ended up doing. I am in the same exact situation and tomorrow I will be 6 days late and have an appt.
Anyways she says that ultimately I am the boss but she keeps bringing up a c-section even tho I have expressed how much I dont want one especially having a 21 month old to care for too. I will be bringing up the low dose pitocin approach. So we shall see. Hopefully Stephanie will see your comment and respond. I posted your question here to get more feedback. Many abruptions can in fact be handled with an induction. There are different grades of abruption, not all are immediately life threatening for the fetus and mother.
And then the fact that pre-eclampsia was not specifically mentioned and high blood pressure and diabetis are lumped into the last bullet which should have been near the top. I would expect them to put the most dangerous thing first and the least studied last.
Barring that I would expect the most often first. Someone really should come up with a list of reasons to induce before 40 weeks and reasons to induce after 40 weeks, after 41 or after Those are typically resolved only by C-Section rather than induction.
Not all abruptions are complete. A partial abruption can still be born vaginally as long as baby is okay. Thanks for the article. My 2nd VBAC was augmented using a foley bulb and pitocin. I was overdue and had Gestational Diabetes, but was thankful that my doctor and the hospital gave me that option.
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