Birth in Sweden

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  • Опубликовано: 28 окт 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @midwifenandi
    @midwifenandi  11 месяцев назад

    Did you find this video useful? Anything you would like to find out more about? Leave a comment below!

  • @manoellam.guimaraes7271
    @manoellam.guimaraes7271 Год назад +1

    Thanks so much for your videos. I'd like to know if the mom can freely choose between normal birth or cesarian section....

    • @midwifenandi
      @midwifenandi  Год назад +1

      Thank you for your comment! You cannot freely chose between c-section birth or vaginal birth. But in cases where there have been a previous c-section birth, when there is intense fear of vaginal birth or a previous complication c-section birth may be approved by a doctor. If you prefer a c-section birth discuss your options with your midwife and see how you can move forward.

    • @manoellam.guimaraes7271
      @manoellam.guimaraes7271 Год назад

      Thanks you so much for your answer! ❤

  • @Febhr
    @Febhr 5 месяцев назад

    Hi Nandy, I had a c-section previous in my country and 2nd time also I want to have it. So can I choose elective c-section 2nd time? Will doctor agree with me?

    • @midwifenandi
      @midwifenandi  5 месяцев назад

      Hey, thanks for your comment! I would say generally people are recommended to try vaginal birth after one c-section. But of course this depends on the circumstances of why you had a c-section the first time and why you want it this time around.

    • @Febhr
      @Febhr 5 месяцев назад

      @@midwifenandi my diabetes and blood pressure was high in my first pregnancy and also I have hypothyroidism for 15 years. I had a gallbladder removal surgery also before my marriage. So all these things can put me into c-section again? Because I want c-section in Sweden.

    • @midwifenandi
      @midwifenandi  4 месяца назад

      @@Febhr It's impossible for me to give you a answer what will be recommended in your case. A lot will have to do with your overall health the coming pregnancy, the midwife and doctor you meet, etc. If you are in Sweden already I suggest you contact your local midwifery center, maybe they can help you by looking at your charts from your previous pregnancy, etc. Best of luck!