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Re: Postpartal Urinary Retention X's 3From: Beverly Miller (bmiller@cleaf.com)Wed Oct 2 13:53:38 1996
Respectfully of your position, may I add some management suggestions as a practicing midwife/nurse of 18 years. Lots of fluids after birth (esp warm raspberry teas with cranberry juice added) and warm showers about 2hrs PP seem to do the trick, even with stubborn bladder sphincters somewhat traumatized by delivery. Lots of times, have found that psychological factor plays a big part in PPUR ---face it, it is not comfortable for many women for the first few days. Respectfully. BJM Patience Birth & Family Center TX I have a pt. 32Y/O G3 P3 after her first 2 spont. vag. dels had postpartum urinary retention. Anybody got any good ideas re: 1. etiology and/or 2. management.
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