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Re: tained Placenta From: AnnMarie (anonymous@obgyn.net) Sun, 4 Oct 1998 11:59:48 -0500 (CDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: William D. McIntosh, MD: "Re: Torsion" Previous message: Teresa: "What should I Do????????????" In reply to: Janis: "Retained Placenta" Next in thread: William D. McIntosh, MD: "Re: tained Placenta" Reply: William D. McIntosh, MD: "Re: tained Placenta" At Sat, 3 Oct 1998, Janis wrote: > >My entire placenta was retained after birth. The manual removal was >shockingly painful, lengthy and traumatic. My question is this--is it >acceptable medical practice to perform a manual removal without >anesthetic? I can't help feeling like I gave birth in the 17th century >instead of a modern hospital. I had a retained placenta, but can't say that I'd describe the treatment much like anyone else here has. I had no pain, can't remember if it was before or after laceration repair. (So much for the "pain" subject with me anyways! :) The doctor simply pressed firmly on my abdomen and out it "popped". Next message: William D. McIntosh, MD: "Re: Torsion" Previous message: Teresa: "What should I Do????????????" In reply to: Janis: "Retained Placenta" Next in thread: William D. McIntosh, MD: "Re: tained Placenta" Reply: William D. McIntosh, MD: "Re: tained Placenta"

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