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Which Method Is Best For Delivering The Baby?
Hi all, My ultrasound revealed that there is single loop of cord around baby s neck .I am little worried with this as i was hoping for a natural birth and i can see more chances of opration now. i am 38 weeks and 4 days preg . kindly suggest me if there is any possibility of normal birth. Will it creat any problem to my baby during natural birth. Is it risky? doctor suggest me abt cesarean bcoz they don t want to take risk bt I want a natural birth, so should I take risk? If I ll ready for normal birth then what happened ? Is it dangerous to my baby?..Baby s weight is also good so should I prefer cesarean instead of a normal birth. Tell me which is better to me either doing cesarean imigeatelly or waiting till the natural pains?
Tue, 4 Aug 2015
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Don't worry much. Stay calm.
It is not possible to decide in advance that you will have normal birth or c-section. at the time of delivery, baby's weight, head circumference, fetal distress, position, size of pelvis outlet, position of cord everything plays equal role.
these days both the way of delivery is good. c-section is comfortable in fact. cord may untie while you are due for your pain. natural birth tests the limit of your patience. so do not hesitate c-section when it is beneficial for both of you.
Hope this information helps you.
Best wishes.
Don't worry much. Stay calm.
It is not possible to decide in advance that you will have normal birth or c-section. at the time of delivery, baby's weight, head circumference, fetal distress, position, size of pelvis outlet, position of cord everything plays equal role.
these days both the way of delivery is good. c-section is comfortable in fact. cord may untie while you are due for your pain. natural birth tests the limit of your patience. so do not hesitate c-section when it is beneficial for both of you.
Hope this information helps you.
Best wishes.
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