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Re: ?? Elective EpisiotomyFrom: Dr Eberhard W Lisse (el@linux.lisse.na)Thu Mar 25 09:32:45 1999
In message <Pine.GS4.4.05.9903251022180.6934-100000@gold.tc.umn.edu>, Robert J Woolley writes: > > On Thu, 25 Mar 1999, Tonya Von Brooks, CPM wrote: > > > tears in this group. But if one can get them to add these nutrients to > > their diet in sufficient quantities with a subsequent pregnancy she will > > be more likely to deliver over an intact perineum. Now of course, part of > > the reason is multiparity. But IMHO they will have a nasty tear again if > > one doesn't get them to alter(supplement) theirdiet. > > Tonya Brooks > > > > I am, of course, highly skeptical. Lacking any actual data to support your > claim, can you at least provide a plausible theory as to the mechanism by > which this supplementation would prevent tears? Why waste all this time and energy? She'll have an epidural anyway so you do a vaginal bypass and be done with it. el
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