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Re: Stripping membranesFrom: Missy (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed, 12 Dec 2001 11:49:32 -0600 (CST)
At Wed, 12 Dec 2001, William McIntosh, MD wrote: > >>Well leanne I am not to sure how my doctor is because i am not to term. >>I just got out >>of the hosp from him giving me sterroids cause I am only 34 weeks at the >>momment >>they gave me dates that did not match and we never realized it until >>going back through >>things. I have never been regular on my cycles. I am very scared what >>may happen now >>but am hearing even at 33 34 weeks she is going to be okay. I pray she >>is. Bed rest >>was something I could never see myself aculley being able to do until I >>seen a baby in >>NICU and I would stay in bed forever just so my child doesn't have to be >>in there fighting >>for there life > >The reality of things is that once a woman gets to 4cms and with >associated 100%effacement, she is going to deliver in the near future, >defined as hours to days, with a week being quite extraordinary. On the >other hand, 34 weeks is not at all bad, expecially since you have been >given the steroids. Many babies go home with their mothers at that age, >and virtually all the rest just need minor support for a few days after >delivery. > >Thanks dr and leanne you have been alot of help. I have been wondering really what to expect and am very confused to what is going to happen but both of you have givin me a possitive outlook on soon bringing home my baby girl.Dr I have one more question for you. With them tearing part of my water (outter Layer) am I first of all prone to infection OR because i am not effaced can i expect it still to be so early. Last they checked I was about 4 cm but I was long and postirour is what they told me. Thanks again >-- >William D. McIntosh, MD, FACOG > >This is for educational purposes only, and is not a substitute >for consultation and examination by a licensed medical professional. >
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