My daughter has been diagnosed with placenta previa. At a follow-up ultrasound yesterday, the doctor said the placenta was moving - in the wrong direction. The doctor has not restricted her activity - including a trip to us for Christmas and a business trip to Boca Raton at her 36th week. She just said that Sarah should stay in "civilized" places. However, the doctor said that if the placenta does not move - in the right direction, they would schedule a C-section at 37 or 38 weeks.
Back in the days when I was having babies (when we used to roast the dinasours over the volcano), people who had C-sections were hospitalized for two weeks. It was considered a major operation.
Now it seems like it is very common and not much to it, although my dd says that her friends who have had C-sections stay in the hospital about 2 days longer than those who deliver normally.
If you don't mind, I would like to hear your experience with C-sections - how long were you hospitalized, recovery, etc.
Thanks very much.
Back in the days when I was having babies (when we used to roast the dinasours over the volcano), people who had C-sections were hospitalized for two weeks. It was considered a major operation.
Now it seems like it is very common and not much to it, although my dd says that her friends who have had C-sections stay in the hospital about 2 days longer than those who deliver normally.
If you don't mind, I would like to hear your experience with C-sections - how long were you hospitalized, recovery, etc.
Thanks very much.