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Re: 4th Degree TearFrom: Dr (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sat, 29 Mar 1997 01:09:13 -0600 (CST)
At Thu, 27 Mar 1997, Mrs. wrote: > >I gave birth vaginally 8 months ago and experienced a 4th degree tear. I >now have a rectovaginal fistula (as explained by the colo-rectal >specialist I went to see), which is getting smaller, but which still >allows communication of bowel movements into my vagina on occasion. The >rectal specialist recommends that I repair the fistula and opt for a >c-section for my next delivery. My ob-gyn feels I should deliver >vaginally again and then repair the tears after my childbearing years. >I am thinking of having another baby and would like to hear about >similar cases. Is it wiser to opt for the c-section to avoid possible >worse tearing or would a vaginal birth still be the norm in such a >situation? What is the chance that the tearing would be even greater >with another child and could it be repairable after? > >-- >Sanja Pozar > -- Dear Sanja,
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