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thass funnay!! over here we get ‘Imodium’ for that purpose.
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very funny
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buss isi tarah hanstay kheltay huay sab kuch ho jayega,all u need is ur husbands support.i think they allow hubbies inside ot in usa/europe.
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lol mr/miss karakush I like you. Are you a doctor? Don’t worry I’ll tightly squeeze my husbands hand when Im going through it all.
you dropped a clamp into her guts? 
you’re talking about a patient like this? astaghfirullah the docs of today!!
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If you have a caesarian you will be semi conscious. IF you a natural birth than the contractions take alot of effort.
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bhai it happens.we r human,we have to joke around to relieve the tension, in order to perform better.i once overheard my senior discussing recipes while patching up ruptured guts.my friend once took out the appendix of a man who didnt need an operation,haha lol,he got free service.we came back to the ward n the nurse says ,why didnt we call her for the patient,he was shaved n readied, n we were like "oye woh sala kaun tha jiska nikal diya "
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Mama of three, I'm speaking as another mama of three and agree with you fully. There is pain, but you can learn to cope with it. The feeling of being 110% alive that you get when you have had your baby after natural, non medicated childbirth is just wonderful. It's great knowing that your body can work the way nature planned. Learning to breath with the contractions and allowing your body to push your baby out - yes it's painful but it's also pretty wonderful. I'd never want it any other way.
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natural birth is always gud for both mom and baby.... but i will prefer c-sec... coz bearing child for 9 months is not a prob but delievery pains.... i can't....
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rizwanfareed what stats do you ahve to back up your statement that rish women 'always' have c-sections?
yeah you may see a little higher numbers maybe because of some personal preference by some, and better medical services availability and affordability for others, but I have not seen anything that suggests that rich women 'always' or even 'most often' opt for c-section
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so ..how painful is natural birth? is it like... crazy painful? ok, relative to menstrual cramps,...how much more painful is it..???
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why not give child birth the proper way, research suggests its better for mother and baby...
women, which one would you prefer and why?
Now where did u hear that, doctors dont allow women to have a C section whether they are rich or not. They only allow um under the following circumstances
- HIV's Status
- Stalled Labor
- Preeclampsia
- Baby being too large to be delivered through vagina
- Signs of distress
- Umberical cord Issues
- The infant's position
- C section done in past
- Stalled labor *]Mother’s HIV status So i would prefer a vaginal delivery if i m not going through any of those circumstances.
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Since he is from the UK i'm guessing he'd know more abour irish women than we do.
Sincerely,
Captain Lota
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thank god im a man and dont have to go thru this chld birth pain. And I can pee standing up. Damn we have it good.
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HOnestly i cant wait to have kids coz then ill have earned my fat belly :biggthumb
Mm i have herd of lots of actresses n models n very powerful women planning births n c-section, reason being , c sections won't widen ur hips n plus "rich/career women have very bz lives n theyre barely able to squeeze in popping a kid or two out ;)
Every woman in my family (n outof family) has had at least one miscarriage and one csection.. makes me nervous even tho those type of problems rnt hereditary rite? :(
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It hurts the most first time only. Subsequently it becomes easier and easier. At times 4th or 5th delivery is like, woman walking around doing her household, starts to get labour pain and she is done half hour later- pain free.
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lol ^ thats not true! Generally it gets easier after each one but in my case, the first one was a breeze. Second one was hell and third was bad but not as bad as number 2.
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wat abt the 7th or 8th time,its normal in pakistan.hmmmm maybe they have to have a basket strapped so the baby wont fall down kisi waqt
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ok heres an honest accounting of giving birth. Its really not that bad when its natural pains. Very much worse than monthly cramps but they come and go. As they intensify, it can get really bad but it doesnt last that long so you get a break, take a breather and then it comes again. With my first, I delivered within 20 minutes of arriving at the hospital. I was so terrified that they'd try to force me to have an epidural that I didnt want to go and so came pretty close to delivering on the freeway!!!
It gets intensely worse if they give you pitocin to increase the labor pains ie., if labor stalls. When you think you cant take it anymore and just wanna DIE, the pain goes away for a few moments. But the pain is bad, really bad. From my experience with number 2 and number 3, I'd never let a doc "break my water" again. Both times, I was doing GREAT with my labor and dilating nicely and dealing nicely with the pains. They wanted to speed things up and broke my water. BOTH times, my labor stalled within 10 minutes of them breaking my water - it felt like there was less for the baby to push against if you can understand....so my labor stalled and they had to use that awful drug. If at all possible, dont let them break your water unless its medically neccessary. They typically think that it speeds things up but sometimes it has the opposite effect. Better to just let things take their course naturally.
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Look whenever you hear of celebrities having babies you always hear of them having these babies by c-section.
and to the person that said csections are only allowed in certain complications, well thats not the case, if you have the money you can tell the doctor what you want, not the other way round