Birth by C Section

before the baby's head came out the Doctor used this metal thing. what was that??

I have had both vaginal and c section..
It is more painfull during the labor but after it is nothing and you are able to get right up and move around with out hardly any pain..
c section.. Very easy they just take the the baby out and they numb you all the way down from your breats but your a bit groggy and the numbness takes about 6 hours to go away and then you feel the pain quite a bit from the surgery and it is major surgery by the way. I had to do c sectin due to emergencys, hope i helped

I was on a morphine drip after the surgery, then put on Darvocet and Motrin. I stopped taking the Darvocet after a week because I was having hallucinations. I took just the Motrin for about two weeks and I was fine with pain. I did have an epidural toward the end of labor and with the c-section.

Did they give you any kind of pain meds?
Or did you just go for it.. I want to get a c-section rather than a normal birth. It seems a lot less painful.. And faster to me.

if they could numb me so that i could barely feel the pain i would do a natural birth but if not, im doing a c section

djb
i agree, they were hoding that baby like it was som kind of toy,

I had a c-section almost three weeks ago after going through full labor. Baby's leg was caught on the umbilical cord. It was an amazing experience and the recovery hasn't been that bad. I was awake the whole time but couldn't see anything because of the curtain. It was interesting to see the video so I know what happened.

I am still a virgin, but I've heard that natural birth is usually the preferred thing. I mean, I know a lot of people who are pregnant, and the doctors all wanted to have natural birth first.
And I've heard that natural birth- the after pain lasts a lot shorter than the c section.
But they usually use the C section as a plan B.
So yeah...

I was a little disturbed by the doctor slamming the babies face in the curtain. I get that you wanted to see that she was a girl, but come on.

omg she is sooo calm, what a warrior!! way to go

omg!
the woman is knocked out or unconscious?
wow..
is it safer for vaginal birth or c section?
my husband and I are having our first baby soon so please...

My wife had a csection and boy does this bring back good memories

Thank you for sharing your amazing video. Child birth is so incredible. The father is so calm and cool. My husband was more scared than I was. The mother is so beautiful and alert. I was cross eyed and speaking some gibberish during my c-section. Once that baby is placed in your arms,though, it does not matter which way it came out or how much pain was involved. Children are such blessings.

i had to have my little girl cause i stayed at one and u need ten to push out a kid it sucked and was scary but i had to get her here some how it was heard but i made it through

I would like to have a baby but not to give birth! Natural birth is so disgusting and painful, and after c-section there are often problems - I heard about a case when a woman have her membrane stitched up with skin, the membrane holding guts... so awful and painful...

its amazing to know that's how i was born, although i wouldn't want to give birth like that!

I had an emergency c-section with my son. I wanted to watch mine or at least tape it, lol, but they wouldn't let us. I had to wear a hairnet and have my arms strapped down. It was an amazing experience though.

I also had a c-section because I wouldnt Dilate..But I got Disolving Stitches and staples... way better idea, Talk to your delivery doctor about it! God bless all the women who have c-sections for it is a hard recovery ! God Bless !

I had a c-section, but not by choice. The baby just would not come out naturally, so there was no other option. It wasn't that bad of a recovery for me, and I would definitely do it again. And he was worth every bit of pain and/or discomfort.

omg i hate stichies .

I agree every woman has the choice, but they should have to wait untill the baby is full term, not have them 2 months early just to avoid stretch marks.... and honestly even after having my V****a pulled torn and stitched, it not looks exactly the same as before I had my baby... the V****a is super elastic, and stretches back with little issue.

i didn't have to wear a hair net in the OR for my c-section...

i think c sections should only be done if its really needed, i know serveral women who opted for them so they didnt get torn or stretched i mean come on, if you cant face up to it dont get pregnant. c sections make for a longer recovery for the mother and a more stressful birth for the baby, its just not natural

Yeah well sometimes a c section cant be avoided, but when the women are electing to have them that really gets on my nerves

i think that every woman has a right to choose the way she giv es birth. I had my first child via c sec as he was 2 months prem and my second birth was probably one of the most challenging deliveries as I had placenta accreta, i had placenta praevia , thin of the cerv round wk 30 cortisone , meds to prev labr. carried 38 wk, a huge achievement. I would not have my births any other way - best exp of my life, and yes a beaut intact V****a !