I’m a midwife too and know that when I am anxious for reasons I can’t immediately identify, there is almost always a reason and I need to be very attentive. You did an excellent job and I appreciate this story so much.
I would love to see you post more videos Tylah! I’m in my final year of nursing and midwifery in Australia and I find your videos so educational and helpful. I would love to see a video on grad year and how interviews are structured as well as writing a CV! Any help would be truly amazing ❤️
This is what happened to me with the delivery of my 3rd child. I’m so glad I was in the hospital when this happened because if I were at home, we wouldn’t have made it. We live 30 minutes away from the hospital.
You did a great job! You should feel proud! I had a uterine rupture after giving v birth. I almost lost my life too. It was a nightmare, almost exact scenario. It was a nurse that was very intuitive and new her job that saved me and alerted doctor's.
There are so few videos about this topic. I had a uterine rupture during delivery of my son (first child). Thank you for sharing, makes me feel less alone.
Thank you! This happened to me on the day of my planned 3rd c section. I have no words to describe the pain and emotional stress it has left me. I wish i could tell every single c section Mommy my story just to make sure that this wont happen to them and to look out for the signs. My wonderful dr acted quickly and my little girl was fine but if we waited a little while longer she would not have been so lucky.
It happened to me too a few days before my planned 2nd cesarean. The rupture was 6-8cm, my baby and I were very very lucky. Our story ended well, but a big longer and it could have ended totally differently.
Thank you for sharing! I am an apprentice in the United States and this isn’t something that gets covered in much depth during training because it really is so rare.
It's terrifying. I had this happen 3 weeks ago,I had gas and air for 12 hours then when they put a monitor clip on my baby boys head inside I got a huge amount of pain and I knew it wasn't contractions at this point. They had 7 minutes to get my baby boy out or he would have suffocated. Thank God and the team I had working on my son and I,he just needed to be in an oxygen bed for an hour and he and I where ok. My organs where apparently all stuck together as well so it took them 2 hours from start to finish to do the operation. Just knowing my baby boy was safe and well was the biggest relief ever! It is very traumatic,but a blessing that it was caught quickly enough to save my sweet son 😊❤
39 & 5 hoping for VBAC with 6 years gap. My hospital is super supportive of being able to have the birth you want which is amazing but they won’t give me a certain yes/no as to whether they would recommend an induction in my case. I have 1 more week to make my own decision so doing all the research I can on VBAC’s and rupture and induction methods. Thank you so much for this video, definitely one of the more positive rupture stories I’ve heard ❤
I just recently caseloaded a women who was having a vbac so this is very useful, she delivered fine in the end at 42 + 2. I had also heard from someone else’s experience that the woman started shaking when the uterus was rupturing, aswell as pvb. Thanks for the helpful video xxx
Wow! So incredible. Fave advice was to always trust your intuition. I can tell just by listening to you that if I were that lady I would have felt so happy to have you as a midwife xxx
Thank you for this video. This is what happened to me a few days before my 2nd planned cesarean. Early contractions theough the night and consequently a cesarean in the morning but no emergency cesarean as the hospital staff was oblivious of what was going on inside me. The rupture of 8 cm was discovered during c-section. We were so lucky. Baby and I were safe. Baby had some trouble breathing and swallowed meconium and spent three days in NICU. It could have gone terribly wrong.
Yes, “loss of station” is a sign of uterine rupture. I have walked into the home of a laboring woman and we couldn’t find the heartbeat. She was a thinner woman who had a cesarean with her first birth and then 3 VBACs. I could see a lump in the lower left quadrant of her abdomen and the other midwife couldn’t feel the baby’s head with vaginal exam. There was no bleeding but her uterus had ruptured and her baby had passed. A terrible but valuable experience for the midwives present.
My baby flipped during a pitocin break but I don’t know how engaged her head was prior to the break when I ate she got hyper and was moving a lot but I had more amniotic fluid then normal so she was flipping constantly the whole last month... also I was Induced at 38 and 6 for choleostasis ... and ended up in a csection my first and only and now hoping for a vbac in 2.5 months 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thanks for video! I know with VBACs it's not advised to use synto, but in this scenario was it used or perhaps she was just unlucky falling into that 1 in 200 women?
I had a partial uterine rupture after no previous c section or abdominal surgery. Thankfully I was on my way for and emergency c section when it happened so both baby and myself were fine. This was my second baby and had never heard of it before.
I was told it was very rare for a rupture to happen when there’s no previous scar but it happens. I had been in induced labour for around 12 hours and contractions had progressed to very intense with no break in between. Uterus couldn’t cope with the constant contracting.
Please tell me where I can find the information for the U.R. after a previous U.R. We couldn't find that information anywhere... I am so glad you posted the stats, I was about to attempt a VBA2C after a previous rupture. I literally found out I had a previous rupture, and I'm in my third trimester.
Specialkay . Are you crazy? You selfish 🐄🐄 your baby is happy and safe. And you are willing to put your baby at risk. Just so you can have the birth experience. Number 1. Birth experience. Number 2. Baby's life.
@@catherinerothe16 it sounds like she just found out about the rupture and was trying to educate herself about it. I don't think she would purposely put her baby at risk.
@@catherinerothe16 then why are there doctors out there who support it? The risk of rupture increases, but you're acting like a rupture is guaranteed. I personally know people who have succeeded in a VBA2C and they have had the full support of their medical team who were also fully prepared to monitor and act quickly in the event of an emergency.
What do you mean palpating the contractions?? Were you pressing on her uterus during contractions?? They did an African study where they do this regularly and that can cause a rupture.
Could you tell me what would be the possible reason I had utreus rupture...Im a 29 year old with no health complications.I had uterus rupture on July 31st 2020 my due date was on August 4th.My first delivery was emergency c section( Oct 18 2016
Wow...so sorry this happened to you...did you feel any extra pain in any particular area that would have indicated the rupture? Just wondering of there was anything that made you realize that thatsvwhat it is was
@@lex541 i started experiencing abdominal i was 5 cm dilated.I had epidural but with every contractions the pain was so intense.I went from 5 cm to 10 cm dilation within 15 mins.When i was complete they suggested me to push i barely pushed 3 times.They were 3 main reasons they suspected something wrong 1>pain2> drop in baby's heart beat 3> blood
@@lex541At present my current is cylical hematuria. After rupture i had UTI's and urine incontinence which got resolved after few months. But the main issue started when i got menstruation cycle. I started blood in urine after months of testing ( ct scans, cystogram, hysteroscopy etc ) They were able to find that i have fistula bw bladder and uterus which again a every rare fistula. Now my team( urologist, gynecologist, urogynecologist) suggesting hysterectomy if im done having kids.
I really hope answer me back with this comment cause I had my son 4 months ago an my labor was doing okay first 7 hours or so my water broke on its own, me I'm thinking yay he should hopefully be here in a few hours but lady worked at the hospital kept coming in cause kept losing my babies heart beat since thing tracks it was moving a lot. So lady c9me back in after about 15th time trying fix it says let's put this thing up in my uterus to tract my contractions. Ends up coming in few mins later with this thing an sticks it in an all over a sudden I get this horrible pain an blood start gushing out I filled 6 towels with blood! Also they had came in few mins before they did that to put me on oxygen cause apparently the baby wasn't getting enough oxygen to his body for some reason. After they done whatever they did to me my blood pressure kept dropping an dropping an dropping so dr came in says going have to have emergency c section cause I dont like how your blood pressure kepts going down. Take mind this is when I go in freak out mood cause he was so worried an everyone made me feel like I was about to die which was possible but thank goodness my husband an whole family came in prayed over me before went back get my c section my blood pressure was 80 over 40 an kept dropping. Then all of a sudden an soon as I got back there it went up the nurse was shocked I told her cause lord was by my side!! But a week later my husband cousins wife had a baby an week after her my sister had her baby an they both told me everyone there knows me. Which is true cause when went up there to see them both kept saying my name an my husband cousins wife said they call me 80 over 40. Do you think this was a uterine rupture? My doctor or anyone there would tell me what it was , they were like keeping it a secret from me. Now 4 months later it is very uncomfortable to have sex have horrible pressure an bruising feeling inside of my uterus area. There is no way for me to get comfortable! I just really need some understanding of what this could of been an what in should do. Went in the the hospital that day to be induced but was already having contractions on my own. My body just wasn't recognizing it cause 10 hours later I was 1 cm. Thank you in advance if answer back really hope you do please!!! Sorry dont know how to use punctuation ma'am
Hey, I had a uterine rupture during labour with my son (resulting in an emergency csection). I have found sex to be painful since then, its caused by stressed muscles. I can't advise anything with the doctors, but mine suggested pelvic floor therapy to help get things back to normal.
Hello! I need your advice regarding ti choose Vaginal birth after c section.11 years back i had my 1st child through a normal delivery then last year due to the footling breech my child was born through a c section now i am 5months pregnant.I want to know is it safe to go this time for VABC? Help me
Hi love, the risk for uterine rupture is about 1 in 200 with vbac. Your ob or midwife can also talk about what your specific risks are. Ask if your uterus was stitched once or twice with the previous section. Single layer stitching carries a higher risk of later rupture. Then you will need to compare the risks of vbac to the risks of 2nd cesarean. Only u can make the ultimate decision, but your provider has the duty to make sure your decision is fully informed. Good luck to you!
I hope you see this and can give me some insight.. I’ve had 3 babies, all vaginally. My second one, I could tell the top of my uterus was very weak (you could push on my belly and there seemed to be no muscle at the top at all). This caused a huge amount of pain for me in the area of weakness. My third delivery was just 2-3 months ago and the pain was in the same spot but even worse. During delivery, everyone in the room heard a “pop” and I felt it my uterus. Ever since, things have not been normal. I’m still cramping and having full pain in my uterus 3 months later… I’m having random days of bloody discharge. I have seen NO info on this anywhere and my dr seems clueless. Did my uterus rupture during delivery? If so, am I supposed to have surgery to fix it or what should I do?
The person who is reading this comment i wish you great success health love and happiness i am from morocco have a good life for everyone here God bless United States of America i love you so much tylah i give you my place in heaven hhhhh good luck in your life ☺💟💖💜💙
Hi Tylah! I have a question I'm hoping to get some help on (from anyone who has any thoughts) what ATARS are the best/most useful to choose in year 11 and 12 for midwifery? I was thinking human biology, an English and possibly phycology... I'm not entirely sure though. Any ideas would be helpful! Thanks!
Biology would give you some good background knowledge and a leg up. If you're wanting to do nursing and midwifery, you can do a tafe cause where you go into tafe for one day a week for a semester and this will take one year off your nursing cause!!!
I got pregnant about 6 months after my first child which was c section. I had a natural vaginal labor and delivery with no epidural or medicine of any kind. Right after I pushed her out my midwife noticed I had ruptured.. I did everything I could to avoid it and it happened it me:/ but still chances are low. I guess my scar wasn’t strong enough
@@CitricLemon92 yes I was in hospital. Got there at 6 centimeters and dilated to 10 pretty quickly. Then pushed her out and ruptured after. Midwife called a doctor in and they did ultrasound to see the rupture they were calm and came in and told me what happened and made me sign a paper and rolled me back into surgery. They went in through my c section scar, so it was basically just like a c section . Recover was hard. Still don’t know how long is safe to wait to get pregnant again, or if I even should. It’s unpredictable really 1% is pretty low. But i do think since my pregnancy was so soon after my first c section my scar didn’t have time to heal properly… I also had a 10.2 pound baby… which I’m sure added pressure. Lol looking back since I was only 6 months pp I wish I would have just had another c section .
I had an emergency c-section and want a natural birth with this one im only 11 weeks I heard of this and got worried but everything comes with a risk soo I'm still gonna do it if I'm a good candidate for it i heard if you have a vertical scar then you cant have a vbac and I have a vertical scar but I'm still gonna try see if I can imma be so sad if i can't but Ill understand why 😔
How pray tell is it “natural” to literally risk not only your own life, but the life of your baby not to mention abandoning an existing child and spouse so you can have an experience? Dumb as a damned brick, maybe you shouldn’t have more children.
@@codename495 do what now? Nothing in my comment said anything about abandoning a child and alot of women have vbacs and come out fine its not for everyone and if i want more children it'll be none of your business i don't even know you and you don't know me so I'm just gonna assume you are a troll looking for attention and begin to ignore you 🙄 educate yourself please and thank you🙏 oh by the way thanks for calling me dumb I know who I am and who I'm not words atleast you leaving everyone else alone have fun making fun of me and have a great life 🙂 I'll be reading your comment's please do entertain me
@@codename495 i said everything comes with a risk. It's literally true. giving birth is a risk in itself and you're going crazy over me wanting a vbac so bad? I would make sure my baby was safe and I'm pretty darn sure the doctors would as well. If you have any children you would know birth isn't easy.
There are 2 scars, one on the uterus and the visible one on your belly. If the one on your uterus is vertical then it's really not advised to vbac. Im pretty sure the one on your abd doesn't affect the risk either way. My mom had a vertical abd and horizontal uterine scar with my brother and had a vbac with me.
Hi there. Hi! I know there are many women that choose this and idk why. But hey it’s their choice. But many more are rather coerced into c sections it has gotten very bad within the medical community. Do some first time moms are already cut open and then that puts them in a different situation. I disagree with them unless ABSOLUTLEY necessary but docs will do it because you’re taking too long, over due, etc.
I’m a midwife too and know that when I am anxious for reasons I can’t immediately identify, there is almost always a reason and I need to be very attentive. You did an excellent job and I appreciate this story so much.
Poor lady. Glad she was ok after. I have been very fortunate to have had 3 successful vabacs after a c section.
I would love to see you post more videos Tylah! I’m in my final year of nursing and midwifery in Australia and I find your videos so educational and helpful. I would love to see a video on grad year and how interviews are structured as well as writing a CV! Any help would be truly amazing ❤️
This is what happened to me with the delivery of my 3rd child. I’m so glad I was in the hospital when this happened because if I were at home, we wouldn’t have made it. We live 30 minutes away from the hospital.
Did you have another baby after uterine rupture. I had uterine rupture with my second one (second C-SECTION)
and I desperately want another baby 😢
Hi Ruby. No. I haven’t. But then again I haven’t been trying to. My baby is only 9mon
@@rubykharel541 I had same..doctor told me to wait for 2 years gap
You did a great job! You should feel proud! I had a uterine rupture after giving v birth. I almost lost my life too. It was a nightmare, almost exact scenario. It was a nurse that was very intuitive and new her job that saved me and alerted doctor's.
I can not. Do you hear me? Now I can not. So it may be a misdiagnosis
There are so few videos about this topic. I had a uterine rupture during delivery of my son (first child). Thank you for sharing, makes me feel less alone.
Omg.. what is the reason for the uterine rupture
Pitocin.
I also had a uterine rupture during my first delivery - I haven't been able to find anyone else this has happened to. Were you ever given a reason?
@Rebecca Bradley what was yours? I'm curious to know this is rare
Very very rare
Thank you! This happened to me on the day of my planned 3rd c section. I have no words to describe the pain and emotional stress it has left me. I wish i could tell every single c section Mommy my story just to make sure that this wont happen to them and to look out for the signs. My wonderful dr acted quickly and my little girl was fine but if we waited a little while longer she would not have been so lucky.
Do you mind sharing your story in the comments or making a video and posting it on your channel? I’d definitely watch :)
Yes, please share your story. I'm going to have to have a 3rd c section in a few months... I'm so nervous
Please share ur story ! I had a c section n now trying for vbac
I am going to have my 5’th c section and I am so worried...:(
It happened to me too a few days before my planned 2nd cesarean. The rupture was 6-8cm, my baby and I were very very lucky. Our story ended well, but a big longer and it could have ended totally differently.
Thank you for sharing! I am an apprentice in the United States and this isn’t something that gets covered in much depth during training because it really is so rare.
It's terrifying. I had this happen 3 weeks ago,I had gas and air for 12 hours then when they put a monitor clip on my baby boys head inside I got a huge amount of pain and I knew it wasn't contractions at this point. They had 7 minutes to get my baby boy out or he would have suffocated. Thank God and the team I had working on my son and I,he just needed to be in an oxygen bed for an hour and he and I where ok. My organs where apparently all stuck together as well so it took them 2 hours from start to finish to do the operation. Just knowing my baby boy was safe and well was the biggest relief ever! It is very traumatic,but a blessing that it was caught quickly enough to save my sweet son 😊❤
39 & 5 hoping for VBAC with 6 years gap. My hospital is super supportive of being able to have the birth you want which is amazing but they won’t give me a certain yes/no as to whether they would recommend an induction in my case. I have 1 more week to make my own decision so doing all the research I can on VBAC’s and rupture and induction methods. Thank you so much for this video, definitely one of the more positive rupture stories I’ve heard ❤
How did it go??
I just recently caseloaded a women who was having a vbac so this is very useful, she delivered fine in the end at 42 + 2. I had also heard from someone else’s experience that the woman started shaking when the uterus was rupturing, aswell as pvb. Thanks for the helpful video xxx
Wow! So incredible. Fave advice was to always trust your intuition. I can tell just by listening to you that if I were that lady I would have felt so happy to have you as a midwife xxx
Thank you for this video. This is what happened to me a few days before my 2nd planned cesarean. Early contractions theough the night and consequently a cesarean in the morning but no emergency cesarean as the hospital staff was oblivious of what was going on inside me. The rupture of 8 cm was discovered during c-section. We were so lucky. Baby and I were safe. Baby had some trouble breathing and swallowed meconium and spent three days in NICU. It could have gone terribly wrong.
and also due to you! thank you for sharing your story, it's great to hear as a student :)
Yes, “loss of station” is a sign of uterine rupture. I have walked into the home of a laboring woman and we couldn’t find the heartbeat. She was a thinner woman who had a cesarean with her first birth and then 3 VBACs. I could see a lump in the lower left quadrant of her abdomen and the other midwife couldn’t feel the baby’s head with vaginal exam. There was no bleeding but her uterus had ruptured and her baby had passed. A terrible but valuable experience for the midwives present.
Thank you for sharing that! Honestly your amazing for reflecting with us, I find your videos so helpful xx
My baby flipped during a pitocin break but I don’t know how engaged her head was prior to the break when I ate she got hyper and was moving a lot but I had more amniotic fluid then normal so she was flipping constantly the whole last month... also I was Induced at 38 and 6 for choleostasis ... and ended up in a csection my first and only and now hoping for a vbac in 2.5 months 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
have you did your vbac?successed or not?
Update??
I didn't know this could happen until today. It happened to someone close to me and she lost the baby. I am so sad for her and the expecting siblings.
Oooo god...
Thanks for video! I know with VBACs it's not advised to use synto, but in this scenario was it used or perhaps she was just unlucky falling into that 1 in 200 women?
I had a partial uterine rupture after no previous c section or abdominal surgery. Thankfully I was on my way for and emergency c section when it happened so both baby and myself were fine. This was my second baby and had never heard of it before.
What is the reasons for rupture 😒
I was told it was very rare for a rupture to happen when there’s no previous scar but it happens. I had been in induced labour for around 12 hours and contractions had progressed to very intense with no break in between. Uterus couldn’t cope with the constant contracting.
Pitocin caused it and they should be sued. They give women too much pitocin.
I also had a uterine rupture (no previous c-section or abdominal surgery). Devastatingly it was not caught sooner enough and my son passed away
@@rebeccabradley3413 I'm so sorry for your loss
Please tell me where I can find the information for the U.R. after a previous U.R. We couldn't find that information anywhere... I am so glad you posted the stats, I was about to attempt a VBA2C after a previous rupture. I literally found out I had a previous rupture, and I'm in my third trimester.
Specialkay . Are you crazy? You selfish 🐄🐄 your baby is happy and safe. And you are willing to put your baby at risk. Just so you can have the birth experience. Number 1. Birth experience. Number 2. Baby's life.
@@catherinerothe16 it sounds like she just found out about the rupture and was trying to educate herself about it. I don't think she would purposely put her baby at risk.
@@raesong926 trying for a vaginal birth after 2 cesareans. That is purposely putting your baby at risk. I mean wtf? That is so selfish
@@catherinerothe16 then why are there doctors out there who support it? The risk of rupture increases, but you're acting like a rupture is guaranteed. I personally know people who have succeeded in a VBA2C and they have had the full support of their medical team who were also fully prepared to monitor and act quickly in the event of an emergency.
@@raesong926 a rupture after 2 sections is 1 in 55. Not good odds for the baby. Sections are safer at that point
A video on neonatal resus plz!
What do you mean palpating the contractions?? Were you pressing on her uterus during contractions?? They did an African study where they do this regularly and that can cause a rupture.
Always trust your gut!!
Could you tell me what would be the possible reason I had utreus rupture...Im a 29 year old with no health complications.I had uterus rupture on July 31st 2020 my due date was on August 4th.My first delivery was emergency c section( Oct 18 2016
Wow...so sorry this happened to you...did you feel any extra pain in any particular area that would have indicated the rupture? Just wondering of there was anything that made you realize that thatsvwhat it is was
@@lex541 i started experiencing abdominal i was 5 cm dilated.I had epidural but with every contractions the pain was so intense.I went from 5 cm to 10 cm dilation within 15 mins.When i was complete they suggested me to push i barely pushed 3 times.They were 3 main reasons they suspected something wrong 1>pain2> drop in baby's heart beat 3> blood
@@lex541At present my current is cylical hematuria. After rupture i had UTI's and urine incontinence which got resolved after few months. But the main issue started when i got menstruation cycle. I started blood in urine after months of testing ( ct scans, cystogram, hysteroscopy etc ) They were able to find that i have fistula bw bladder and uterus which again a every rare fistula. Now my team( urologist, gynecologist, urogynecologist) suggesting hysterectomy if im done having kids.
Ohhhh...what was the gap in deliveries plz tell me
@@MOMOfTwoCuties8630 3 years 10 months..my first emergency c was on Oct 18 2016 and the second on July 31st 2020
I really hope answer me back with this comment cause I had my son 4 months ago an my labor was doing okay first 7 hours or so my water broke on its own, me I'm thinking yay he should hopefully be here in a few hours but lady worked at the hospital kept coming in cause kept losing my babies heart beat since thing tracks it was moving a lot. So lady c9me back in after about 15th time trying fix it says let's put this thing up in my uterus to tract my contractions. Ends up coming in few mins later with this thing an sticks it in an all over a sudden I get this horrible pain an blood start gushing out I filled 6 towels with blood! Also they had came in few mins before they did that to put me on oxygen cause apparently the baby wasn't getting enough oxygen to his body for some reason. After they done whatever they did to me my blood pressure kept dropping an dropping an dropping so dr came in says going have to have emergency c section cause I dont like how your blood pressure kepts going down. Take mind this is when I go in freak out mood cause he was so worried an everyone made me feel like I was about to die which was possible but thank goodness my husband an whole family came in prayed over me before went back get my c section my blood pressure was 80 over 40 an kept dropping. Then all of a sudden an soon as I got back there it went up the nurse was shocked I told her cause lord was by my side!! But a week later my husband cousins wife had a baby an week after her my sister had her baby an they both told me everyone there knows me. Which is true cause when went up there to see them both kept saying my name an my husband cousins wife said they call me 80 over 40. Do you think this was a uterine rupture? My doctor or anyone there would tell me what it was , they were like keeping it a secret from me. Now 4 months later it is very uncomfortable to have sex have horrible pressure an bruising feeling inside of my uterus area. There is no way for me to get comfortable! I just really need some understanding of what this could of been an what in should do. Went in the the hospital that day to be induced but was already having contractions on my own. My body just wasn't recognizing it cause 10 hours later I was 1 cm. Thank you in advance if answer back really hope you do please!!! Sorry dont know how to use punctuation ma'am
Hey, I had a uterine rupture during labour with my son (resulting in an emergency csection). I have found sex to be painful since then, its caused by stressed muscles. I can't advise anything with the doctors, but mine suggested pelvic floor therapy to help get things back to normal.
Hello! I need your advice regarding ti choose Vaginal birth after c section.11 years back i had my 1st child through a normal delivery then last year due to the footling breech my child was born through a c section now i am 5months pregnant.I want to know is it safe to go this time for VABC? Help me
Your reply will be a great help for me
Hi love, the risk for uterine rupture is about 1 in 200 with vbac. Your ob or midwife can also talk about what your specific risks are. Ask if your uterus was stitched once or twice with the previous section. Single layer stitching carries a higher risk of later rupture. Then you will need to compare the risks of vbac to the risks of 2nd cesarean. Only u can make the ultimate decision, but your provider has the duty to make sure your decision is fully informed. Good luck to you!
As she mentions in the video out of all ruptures 6% is an emergency situation
Vba3c is advisible? Last c section 5 yrs ago
I hope you see this and can give me some insight.. I’ve had 3 babies, all vaginally. My second one, I could tell the top of my uterus was very weak (you could push on my belly and there seemed to be no muscle at the top at all). This caused a huge amount of pain for me in the area of weakness.
My third delivery was just 2-3 months ago and the pain was in the same spot but even worse. During delivery, everyone in the room heard a “pop” and I felt it my uterus. Ever since, things have not been normal. I’m still cramping and having full pain in my uterus 3 months later… I’m having random days of bloody discharge.
I have seen NO info on this anywhere and my dr seems clueless. Did my uterus rupture during delivery? If so, am I supposed to have surgery to fix it or what should I do?
Are you survive with this or what?
was she induced and what type of induction she had?
what was your scar thickness
Neonatal resuscitation video please x
The person who is reading this comment i wish you great success health love and happiness i am from morocco have a good life for everyone here God bless United States of America i love you so much tylah i give you my place in heaven hhhhh good luck in your life ☺💟💖💜💙
Hi Tylah! I have a question I'm hoping to get some help on (from anyone who has any thoughts) what ATARS are the best/most useful to choose in year 11 and 12 for midwifery? I was thinking human biology, an English and possibly phycology... I'm not entirely sure though. Any ideas would be helpful! Thanks!
Biology would give you some good background knowledge and a leg up. If you're wanting to do nursing and midwifery, you can do a tafe cause where you go into tafe for one day a week for a semester and this will take one year off your nursing cause!!!
@@skitskit4984 thanks!
Hii what is reason your uterine rapture
You think I should try verginal after 2 c sections
I’m 6 weeks pregnant and 5 months PP of c section I’ve only had one c section what’s my risks?? Are they very high?
I got pregnant about 6 months after my first child which was c section. I had a natural vaginal labor and delivery with no epidural or medicine of any kind. Right after I pushed her out my midwife noticed I had ruptured.. I did everything I could to avoid it and it happened it me:/ but still chances are low. I guess my scar wasn’t strong enough
@@jordanivester6953 were you in hospital when this happened? Were you rushed to the OR and given a similar surgery to a C section?
@@CitricLemon92 yes I was in hospital. Got there at 6 centimeters and dilated to 10 pretty quickly. Then pushed her out and ruptured after. Midwife called a doctor in and they did ultrasound to see the rupture they were calm and came in and told me what happened and made me sign a paper and rolled me back into surgery. They went in through my c section scar, so it was basically just like a c section . Recover was hard. Still don’t know how long is safe to wait to get pregnant again, or if I even should. It’s unpredictable really 1% is pretty low. But i do think since my pregnancy was so soon after my first c section my scar didn’t have time to heal properly… I also had a 10.2 pound baby… which I’m sure added pressure. Lol looking back since I was only 6 months pp I wish I would have just had another c section .
@@jordanivester6953 we’re you given Pitocin to get you to 10?
@@CitricLemon92 no no medicine at all. Everything I did natural
I had an emergency c-section and want a natural birth with this one im only 11 weeks I heard of this and got worried but everything comes with a risk soo I'm still gonna do it if I'm a good candidate for it i heard if you have a vertical scar then you cant have a vbac and I have a vertical scar but I'm still gonna try see if I can imma be so sad if i can't but Ill understand why 😔
How pray tell is it “natural” to literally risk not only your own life, but the life of your baby not to mention abandoning an existing child and spouse so you can have an experience? Dumb as a damned brick, maybe you shouldn’t have more children.
@@codename495 do what now? Nothing in my comment said anything about abandoning a child and alot of women have vbacs and come out fine its not for everyone and if i want more children it'll be none of your business i don't even know you and you don't know me so I'm just gonna assume you are a troll looking for attention and begin to ignore you 🙄 educate yourself please and thank you🙏 oh by the way thanks for calling me dumb I know who I am and who I'm not words atleast you leaving everyone else alone have fun making fun of me and have a great life 🙂 I'll be reading your comment's please do entertain me
@@codename495 i said everything comes with a risk. It's literally true. giving birth is a risk in itself and you're going crazy over me wanting a vbac so bad? I would make sure my baby was safe and I'm pretty darn sure the doctors would as well. If you have any children you would know birth isn't easy.
@@codename495 there is less than a 1% chance of uterine rupture. Please educate yourself instead of attacking people.
There are 2 scars, one on the uterus and the visible one on your belly. If the one on your uterus is vertical then it's really not advised to vbac. Im pretty sure the one on your abd doesn't affect the risk either way. My mom had a vertical abd and horizontal uterine scar with my brother and had a vbac with me.
hi! can I ask for advise... is vba3c advisable? what's the percentage for uterine to rupture for vba3c?
0.5%
After a third c-section?! Holy hell, it’s high enough that any in with a brain will advise against it.
@@ajilashajahan8627 , 0.5% is only for after 1 csec risk, risk goes up with each additional cesarean.
I'm not sure about after 3. Risk is 0.5% for 1 cesarean and goes up to 2% after 2 cesareans.
@@katiehensley290 oooh ok.. thnks for the rply
Get her there quickly??? You took a long time checking her and then the doctor checked....wow.
Nooooo vbacs EVER....😩
what?
Shouldn't of gotten a c section then hey
Hi there. Hi! I know there are many women that choose this and idk why. But hey it’s their choice. But many more are rather coerced into c sections it has gotten very bad within the medical community. Do some first time moms are already cut open and then that puts them in a different situation. I disagree with them unless ABSOLUTLEY necessary but docs will do it because you’re taking too long, over due, etc.
She explained why the mother had to get the first c-section at 1:40.