Thanks for acknowledging that 🙌 that is a human being who's soul is gone on, but it's still them. Those intestines nourished her, that uterus bled every month, those muscles helped her move. Her whole life. It's beautiful and sad at the same time.
I feel the same, thank for this woman, and everyone else, who donates their body to science. They also help save other people's life, even in their death, plus help new medical students to learn. She must be a nice lady.
I’ve had all my 4 children by C-Section!! I cried so much my first time but it had to be done ASAP due to emergency complications.. But I was practically bullied and said so many bad things by family members that I wasn’t considered a true mother because of my C-Sections and that only a true mother our those who don’t have this procedure done.. But now as I have learned what a woman goes through and how it truly looks like I ignore the ignorance because I’m truly blessed of having my children and doesn’t matter how they came just as long as they got here in great health..Thanks for this video!! 👍🏻
@@huntervoge848 No you shouldn't distance yourself from your own family.. instead always be prepared prepared to offer the medical explanations and all of the RUclips recordings necessary these are a real blessing and come in handy when you're dealing with people's ignorances.... Cuz really making comments like that this just shows Ignorance
I had an emergency c section with my first, and I'm 7 months pregnant waiting for my planned c section. Mentally, I think the emergency c section scared me so much, and me having it done during covid was the worst when no family or friends could visit it sucked. I hope for a better experience this time round.
@lindacolquitt4403 Ye the planned c section was much more calmer and very quick however this time round I suffered from bruising and not being able to go walk, sit, or sleep. I was also not able to go to the toilet which caused problems. But thank you for asking🥰 😊
You had 7!? I just had c-section #2 and idk if I could do it again. My first baby was vaginal, second was csection after laboring 12 hours (long story). My 3rd baby is 5 weeks old. The spinal shot for the csection is soooooo much worse than the epidural. It hurt to much the only thing keeping me from moving and jerking away was the fear of being paralyzed. It was my first birth without an epidural which they don't go into the vertebrae for that one. I hope to have a 4th but I'm hoping they let me try naturally. My first was horrid (37 hours labor after induction, 5 hours pushing, stage 4 tear from cervix through rectum with 150+ stitches and I hemmorraged a ton). My second they gave me only 12 hours of induced labor to give birth and my body refused. My 3rd I actually started having contractions before my csection but baby didn't come before my scheduled date. They said I could have chosen to wait, but I wasn't sure so just went with the csection. Next one I think I'll wait and see!
I love watching this because a c-section saved me and my moms life. Mom had a huge myoma (tumor) in her uterus while she was pregnant with me. She was told by several doctors that she needed an abortion and the tumor removed because it could kill her. She refused to terminate the pregnancy and went on to find a doctor willing to help her as long as she’s willing to be confined in her 6th month. They couldn’t remove the tumor in the uterus because at the time they didn’t have the expertise and resources to do the procedure while I was still developing inside her. She stayed in the hospital for the rest of her pregnancy. I was never able to turn in her womb with the risk of being choked by my umbilical chord. Her tumor also grew as fast as I did. She had a scheduled c-section, once I was out they also removed her whole uterus as well. She really took a gamble because she wanted me to be born and happy. It’s only been 24 years and now women with a similar case as her have even better chances to survive their pregnancies. I appreciate how far we have advanced in the fields of medicine and science so mothers like my mom can live long lives with their kids.
@@DrCatdeJong She sure is! Since then she has been so supportive and helpful of my older sister and my sister-in-laws with their pregnancies and I have no doubt when my time comes she will be there with me ❤
I had an emergency c section four months ago. Literally the most painful thing I have ever felt in my whole life. It hurt to walk for days. It was worth it though because my daughter is a beautiful little angel :) Thank you for this informative video, I had no idea what they did to me down there as I was heavily sedated
I have had 3 c sections because my body apparently wouldn't open to give birth. That first one was horrible and I feared having anymore babies because I didn't want to go through that again. But once you have that first one you pose a risk of trying to do it vaginally (it's called a V-Back) so I was told I'd never be able to give birth vaginally. That 2nd c section was a breeze and so was my 3rd. You do not have nowhere near the pain as with the first one
All of our babies were planned. I always wanted to be a mom. We lost two babies, had a healthy baby boy, and I'm expecting a daughter currently. This most recent pregnancy we were TTC for 18 months. I took a break to get two surgeries then started TTC 4 months after my most recent surgery. By some miracle I was pregnant with this baby girl the first month of TTC. I feel so thankful.
This was amazing. I can’t believe our babies are created and grow in that little space. The human body is truly amazing. Thank you God and thank you to the lady that agreed to share her body with us. And thank you for being willing to share your knowledge with us. I have learned so much from this channel ❤
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I had surgery to remove a fimbral cyst /fallopian tube torsion about 6 years before my emergency c-section.Recovery for that surgery took weeks. I was fortunate that I was up on my feet the next day and I was off painkillers within a day or 2.
I had a emergency c section and it was the most traumatic experience of my life it left a lot of emotional pain and a scar that is numb to the touch, the only thing that made it all worth it was my health baby girl. And unfortunately I had to have another one with my son, how I beg it to be a natural birth! I just want to say I’m so proud of every mother that goes through a cesarean, it’s hard as hell just like any birth, you are truly a superwoman, so don’t forget that!!!
Harley Loves I had an emergency c section as well. I was extremely depressed because of it for a very long time, and it made bonding with my son very difficult. That was one year ago, and I have gotten better from it and have gotten over it. My son is healthy and we have a very strong bond now. Stay strong 🧡
Ascended Nightingale Thank you so much for this message, sometimes when I think about it I get super emotional about it and how I wish it didn’t go the way it did. My bonding with my daughter was ruined for the first months of her life, I hate that I can’t think about it without getting so sad! I wouldn’t wish that type of feeling on anyone, I’m so glad you and your son are doing better now!! I’m wishing you the best with your little one, depression is horrible!
Harley Loves I hope it gets better for you as well! Support groups helped me a lot, and knowing my son is healthy now really helped as well. Sometimes it doesn’t go the way we plan, and that’s okay. The best we can do is keep going and keep trying to do the best for our children, and always show them love! Blessings to you 🧡
Ascended Nightingale Thank you so much for your sweet message, I appreciate the advice, I might have to do that, it might help to take away the negative feelings I have towards the whole situation. And you’re right my daughter is healthy and I’m so grateful for that! Blessing to you as well 💕
@@asmam.2729 do not tell me what I do and don't know about my own body. I know what happens in delivery, I know what happens in c-section. Both are unappealing to me. I also know that with each generation on both sides of my family, C-sections are becoming more common as all of my siblings were C-sections, meaning my chances of having to get one are pretty likely. I already had a surgery done to make sure I can't have biological children and I did it after years of thinking about it and research. So no matter what you say, there is no changing my mind. I will adopt and I will do so with a heart full of love. So again. Do not tell me, what I do and don't know about my own body.
@@RipMyTamagachi I think that person was saying when you have a c section you don’t know what’s going on because you’re sedated whereas you (as in any person having a baby, not necessarily you yourself) are aware of everything that’s happening when it’s a natural birth. I don’t think they were trying to attack you, your knowledge of your body or change your mind about having biological children. I definitely respect not wanting to have biological children. There are lots of kids out there that need families!
@@anisa8835 I do hope that is true. But my experience has been, more often than not, people telling what I should and shouldn't do and what they think I am "just not understanding" or "what I'm missing out on".... I appreciate someone supporting my rights as a human. Thank you.
@@RipMyTamagachi That sucks that you’ve experienced that. Our society is so engrained to believe that all women should want to have children and those that don’t just don’t understand what they’d be missing when it should really be the woman’s (or the couple’s) choice alone. Persuading people to have kids that really don’t want kids only lead to problems.
Im going on c-section #5 and the pain is worse with each one! I am numb and don’t feel much where I was cut I’m always in pain also always feel like if it’s opening up in the inside or like tearing feeling inside. The amount of pain medication they give to take home I feel like It does nothing because the pain is insane using the bathroom is hell btw but these babies are a blessing don’t regret it just a long recovery
Two C-sections here. No, it wasn’t what I expected but my water broke and they’ll only let you go for so long after that happens due to the risk of infection. After 33 hours of labor, it was time because baby was starting to not tolerate the pitocin contractions well. I remember my wonderful doctor saying, with his hand holding mine, you have given this a valiant effort. I’ve never seen anyone hold on this long but it’s time to get the baby out. And both babies were beautiful and healthy and we all left the hospital together. In the end, that’s what the goal is.
Next can you show us the hand muscles and the anatomy behind carpal tunnel? I’m beginning to notice the symptoms and would be intrigued to see what’s truly going on 😅
Lindsay Willingham just search carpal tunnel surgery! I happen to know as I have watched them before! That there are plenty of actual surgical videos of both the open and closed procedures. As well as plenty of well crafted animations about the procedure. I had the closed procedure done back in 2007. It mostly consists of splitting a thick ligament that covers the very back of your hand right at the wrist junction. Once cut there will be more room for the media nerve to pass through without impingement. I will say that for a quicker recovery avoid the open procedure like the plague.
I’ve had 3 cesareans. First was unplanned after 28 hours of labor and terrible experience and terribly done. My second and 3rd were in a different state and obviously different doctors and were so much better. The process and recovery were light years easier and they even fixed some of the mistakes from my first one. I plan on having more children and if I can’t have a vbac im completely comfortable with as many cesareans as I can. It’s a huge difference when you have good doctors. I never thought after my first one I would be okay with now having 3 and still open to more with the same doctors. My best advice is to find a great OB that does vaginal as well as a ton of cesareans so either way your in good hands.
Love how thorough you explain the topic being discussed. Being 17 weeks pregnant, this makes me feel a little more comfortable with the possibility of a C section being preformed in the future!❤thank you, looking forward to more videos:)
I wish this was available 2 years ago when I had my first via c-sect! Wanted vaginal but my son decided to be breech, most of the midwives/nurses/doctors didn’t want to “scare” me by telling me about it
Majinspoood II I’ve had two c sections and pregnant with my third and I can tell you it will be hard to recover but think about the pain you will go through if you labor and just having that pain after. I pray your delivery goes smoothly but if you have to, you can do this! ♥️
Majinspoood II awe thank you momma! Just remember everyone heals differently and just take your time! And ask for help when you need it. ♥️ OH! And buy a binder if you do have a c section it will help tremendously!!!
I’ve had 3 and I knew they cut through layers but this is so much more satisfying to see exactly how they get the babies out. I really wish they would have allowed me to watch the whole process.
I’ve had two c sections and I’m just glad I didn’t know this prior to having them. The first wasn’t by choice. I just couldn’t progress and my sons heart rate started to drop. 13 years later we decided to go with a repeat c section and I’m thankful bc my girl was 3lbs bigger than my son and I’m very petit, but my second c section was a tougher recovery by far. Same doctor, but I guess being older and having a big baby were factors. It’s just a painful recovery all around and I’m happy I won’t be doing it again.
i was able to deliver naturally but after 23 hours i was losing steam to push! my ob said either you pay now or pay later. that motivated me to pay now! i was more afraid of taking care of my baby alone after a c section. i pushed that baby out and while i felt like i was hit by a bus for a few days i was grateful i wasnt cut open and stitched back up.
Yeahhh. I had general anesthesia and I still felt like this intense pinching and then this pulling sensation. That was with my first emergency c-section,and my BP dropped down into the 40s afterwards. It was a really rough surgery and very scary. I had to sign permission for transfusions for my son’s birth since they were only a couple years apart and it was recommended to go that route to be safe,to avoid pushing since total healing takes so long. Can be very scary when it isn’t planned and prepped for!
My 1st c section was an absolute BREEZE. Even though it was an emergency, once It was over it was a cake walk. My next 2 were the absolute opposite and we're the WORST pain I have ever felt in my life. The recovery was a nightmare. I now have no feeling at all in my lower belly.
I've had 3 Natural Births & 3 C-Sections (first birth was at home delivered by my mom) 1st C-Sections was due to y son turning around last minute and my water had broken a while before. So prevent loss of oxygen has to do last minute C-section. Last two was because they tend to have a repeat after the first one. .
Is wild to me that my doctor only explained about a 5th of this to me before my cesarean. Something I've wondered about and not many people talk about is why csections cause constipation (I felt like I birthed another baby when I finally had a bowl movement 4 days later) and also I randomly had a huge cramp/spasm in my shoulder about 18 hours after. The nurse said it was an air bubble? It was so painful it took my breath away.
My crazy birth story, for anyone interested: I had an unplanned c-section four months ago. My doctors decided to induce labor at 36 weeks due to cholestasis and pre-eclampsia, so I was induced with a suppository and a pitocin drip along with magnesium sulfate to prevent seizures. Apparently, artificially-induced contractions are much more intense than natural contractions because they come on intensely, rather than building in intensity. After my contractions and dilation got going, I got an epidural (which was not painful in the slightest compared to getting the IV in my arm-- that took two nurses 5 tries to get because my veins apparently slip around, so they had to wiggle the needle around in my hand/arm when they pricked me). The relief felt absolutely amazing after all those hours of discomfort (all of my contraction pain was in my back 😬). The relief only lasted about 45 minutes, though, before the catheter in my spine slipped and started bleeding out and causing a clot in my back. The epidural stopped having an effect on my right side and I told a nurse. She flipped me over and saw that the epidural catheter had shifted and my back was covered in blood. The maternity ward's head anesthesiologist tried to "fix" it by repositioning it. That didn't work, so they ended up removing the epidural about an hour later and told me they couldn't safely re-do it. From that point on, I had to labor those pitocin contractions without any effective painkillers (they tried two different ones that had zero effect) for over six hours. I eventually stopped dilating at about a 4 and was nowhere close to my water breaking or being able to push, even though I desperately wanted to. When you're in labor, you can't eat or drink anything, in case you have to go into emergency surgery for something, and I was ridiculously thirsty (I was constantly thirsty throughout my pregnancy) Between contractions I was begging and bartering with my husband for more ice chips (I was only allowed a few every couple of minutes). I couldn't stand the feeling of being touched by anyone, not even my husband or my mom, so no one could effectively comfort or calm me down. I was having trouble even remembering to breathe and I got close to hyperventilating a few times. That experience was the closest I ever got to questioning my sanity, because I was so out of it and so over it all that I had not an ounce of dignity left and could not stand the feeling of the modesty sheet the nurses would put over my lady parts whenever one of them had to open the door. After a few hours of this, I was begging for somebody to, "just cut me open. PLEASE just cut me open." My doctor was hesitant to let me have one because she was worried about me hemorrhaging on the table and wanted me to wait an extra hour to see if I dilated any more. Once it was established that I had stopped and I was clearly under a lot of stress, she gave the green light. They immediately whisked me away to the OR, and it felt like I was laying on that table forever before they actually knocked me out (no epidural, remember? Can't be conscious in a c-section without one). It only took about 5 minutes for the baby to be out and it was another 20 before I was closed up and conscious again. I never thought I would have a c-section unless it was an emergency, but you never know how a baby's birth will play out. The main thing I'd like to stress to those of you who actually read this far is that there is absolutely no shame in getting a c-section for any reason (you're trading natural pain and physical stress for a longer recovery and requiring more help post-birth, plus more medical expenses). In my situation, a c-section was 100% worth it because it got me out of an unfortunate situation faster. Chances are that cholestasis and pre-eclampsia with be recurring conditions for any future pregnancies I may have, so I'll probably have to induce again. With this experience behind me, I hope that I'll be able to have a successful epidural and vaginally birth in the future, but thankfully, a c-section is always on the table if I need it. P.S. Baby was perfectly healthy, even at 36 weeks and after a high-risk pregnancy! Just a bit jaundiced, but her lungs were well-developed and she was big for her gestational age.
My c-section in September 1996 was a nightmare. My recovery was extremely painful, and I could barely walk for almost 3 weeks. During that time, I was lucky to have the help of my family, but what about other mothers? This is a major surgery and I think not enough attention is placed on that fact. Pain control must be a priority and not an afterthought.
Don't worry! I have had 4 C sections , I went in, they put me to sleep, about an hour later, I woke up and they brought me my baby. Each time, I felt nothing. All my kids were perfect in every way. Had my 1st one in 1995!
How many times can a woman have a C section if its with the first 3kids tht means u had 3 after another. I believe tht a woman can only have 3can they give u more just asking when all 3 kids were c section?
Birthing vaginally is an option, although not for every case. The U.S. is performing WAY to many so there's this cultural of normalization of Csections, 1 in 3 isnt normal, I wish doctors would actually just give women more time to labor and do what the body can.
I had my second c section last week. Thank you to the person who donated her body to science so I can see exactly what they do and how they do it. I appreciate you. Rest peacefully. ❤️
I had four... and I have been very curious!! This video is fascinating. I hope school my kids now... I think I'll make this video required watching when they are in highschool biology ;)
Same here, and I've had 6 of them! When he was describing how the surgeons will tear the layers underneath the dermis layers, I was like 🤯 I always assumed they just cut straight through every layer to get inside the abdominal cavity (and I suppose that might be the procedure in an emergency situation 🤔🤷🏼♀️)...all that to say this was a very interesting and informative video!
I imagine that the placental tissue becomes necrotic and would lead to a major infection. I'm glad that your mother survived and sorry she had that experience :(
It's actually a lot larger than that of the cadaver, the uterus tends to decrease in size after childbearing age. It's pretty much as big as the cavity it was in.
I'm grateful to the individuals and the families! My uncle did and with his donation, he aided in the education of med students and aided in the progress of research into his many diseases. I'm also thankful for the internet having educational and just plain curiosity based information!
I’ve had two C-Sections and it was a painful recovery. The first one was an emergency C-Section, the 2nd was planned because I had one previously. At the end of the day it was worth the pain and recovery. My oldest daughter is 40 years old and my youngest is 37 years old. They are my heart and they blessed me with 4 grandchildren! I’m so blessed!
Me too. 2 planned as I had breach babies. My girls are 22 and 19. I dread sneezing so painful. My 2 c section went wrong so I had to have a botched emergency tummy tuck. I was told never to have any more babies. I was gutted!
I had a c-section 10 years ago. I still have pain in my incision; I have nerve damage! Those who say a c-section is the easy way out...absolutely not! Taking care of a newborn while recovering from major surgery is challenging. Either way, my son is the love of my life and such a blessing.
God bless you and your family hun. Thank you for all you did and do to take care of your child/family and yourself. You're an awesome mother and a beautiful daughter of God. May He prosper you and that everything you touch succeeds. Take care 😇🌺💖.
I get so many urine infections since having a c-section with my youngest. Absolutely hated everything about the c-section compared to all my natural births. I was emotional before I even had the c-section about having to get one & cried through the entire process. It felt like my body couldn't do what it had done 4 times previously and what it was naturally created to do. Plus the recovery process is much longer and more painful (a hot burning sensation when you move, cough, sneeze or laugh). I found myself still very emotional for a further 3 weeks after the procedure. I would never recommend a c-section over natural birth unless medically necessary.
Tara Daviie It’s better that you know even if it’s kinda cringe inducing. I had an emergency c-section and it saved my daughter and me. Best of luck on everything!
Don't think about it. Don't stress your self out. If you do get a C-section, your body knows what to do , just take good care of your self. PS . You'll forget all the pain after seeing the face of your beautiful baby 👶🏻
Yes, having a c-section was one of the most challenging afterwards I was afraid to cough, move, go to the bathroom because it was painful. I do have nerve damage as well. Definitely a process of recovery while trying to take care of a newborn.
@DOOMAN Still life threatening, there is still the percentage who die during child birth, 3 souls within my family and friends lost to PPH. So yes child birth being life threats is very much a valid statement regardless of percentages. Purely because you do not know who or when it is going to effect somebody.
@@dooman2018 we take for granted the act of childbirth and c-sections and deem it routine forgetting that each carries with it very real risks, e.g. PPH even more so if you look at other parts of the world where the maternal death rate is higher. My mother was a postpartnum nurse for 30 years and she’s told me some incredibly sad stories of new mothers whose life ended after giving birth.
Lonely Dog hi! I’m a current med student so not 100% sure what they use, but in my next school they insert a catheter into the jugular vein and fill it with embalming fluid. They then refrigerate the bodies for about a year
I had 2 c sections, first one had to be an emergency c section due to my baby boy coming out with his legs first, after that the dr closed me up and messed up and now I have to have a c section every time I have a baby.. shout out to all women who have to go through one!! You are all strong and amazing women, god bless you guys ♥️
Blessings to u! I had two c sections in a span of 13 months! With the first one being an emergency due to placental abruption. 4 years down I still feel pain in the incision, still recovering.. God bless all mothers!
I have had 2,emergency for premier twins premature sorry and the second scar tissue from the first How horrible people can be to you about it !As if you’re to posh to push One woman told me l was disgusting and hoped they make you push If l had l would of died.Unreal hey !
When barbers began making more cutting people than hair they banded together and that became the barber surgeon. When they realized that midwives made more money they started delivering babies but for most and still they are surgeons.
Do you have a cadaver where you could do a Asthma lesson on and that you could show the bronchial tubes and what happens in asthma patients? Thank you for great educational anatomy lessons
I had 2 c sections. 2 jacked up cuts along the bikini line. That area is still sensitive and numb. My kids are 12 and 6 yrs old now. Definitely doesn't make me less of a mother or someone who took the easy way out! Giving birth is giving birth no matter how it happens. Shout out to all the mommies out there. We Rock! 💪 👑
Easy way out indeed! You went through hell and back and you look down on yourself. It's so alarming when women talk down about themselves. Many didn't make it out of the theater. The problem is that most of you care about what people say
When other people think that Csection is the easy way out, we know Csection moms that it isn’t actually easy. I was induced at 37+5 due to high risk pregnancy. I thought I could do vaginal birth, had a balloon inserted to open my cervix which was painful as h*ll (I refused epidural at that time). I pushed and was actually happy that at 2 trial pushes, the Doctor saw my child’s crown/head only to be told by another Dr that I had to be sent for an Emergency Csection because the next pushes made my baby’s heartbeat drop plus my pelvis was shallow for my 3.1 kg baby to pass through. When I heard about the dropping of heartbeat, I just immediately said yes though I felt like I was robbed of that chance to birth my child normally. Anyway, Im just glad that me and my child are fine.
@@Idkmanihatethis but you can impreganting someone so maybe, use it as a lesson why c-sec doesn't equate to easy delivery. The recovery process of it is a bitch to handle
I'm about to have my baby in a few weeks, for some reason this makes me feel less afraid to have a c-section if things don't go as planned. I feel more educated and less doomed.
I had to have an emergency C-section with my first I promise it is not terrible. Yes you will have pain and yes it will burn at the sight of the incision( it is a major operation) but it is bearable. If you have to have one get up and walk as soon as you can it will hurt like no other at first but I promise it really helps and also stay on top of your pain meds while in the hospital if you have a good nurse they will bring you your meds before the other has worn off trust me if they ask if you want the medicine even if you don’t feel the pain say yes because when it hits it hurts. My 2nd C-section the did not let me up and put a waist trainer on me and the nurses did not stay on top of my pain meds and so my 2nd was way worse than my first!! I tell people all the time do not let them put the waist trainer on you or bandage you like that because once they take it off the pain all hits at once! Best of luck and congratulations!
I had an emergency section with my first and honestly it really isn’t so bad. Yes it is painful afterwards and that first sneeze after a section is scary but you will be suprised at how quickly You get over that pain xx good luck and congratulations x
I’m sorry, but I do not agree with the comments above. C-sections varies a lot, when it comes to pain for some reason. I was unable to stand up by myself and had to use a wheelchair. I was on oxynorm for the first 8 days or so and now I’m on tramadol. So you can’t really say “I promise, it’s not that bad” because this widely varies from person to person. Some feel almost no pain and are fine after to days, some still feel pain after months, etc.
Me: I’m just going to opt for a C-section when I have kids, pushing seems painful and difficult. Institute of Human Anatomy: Hey, wanna watch a video on C sections? Me: *after watching* You know, adoption seems like a fantastic idea!
LOL But in all seriousness, I had ALWAYS thought I was gonna have a C-section if I ever was to have a baby because natural birth seemed too painful. I have now a 2-year-old son. I gave birth to him through a natural labor but with epidural. And I can tell you there is nothing better. Epidural really works. And the recovery was easy and fast. I would never recommend a C-section to anyone now.
@@KathleenJ that is why we are so fortunate to have C-section as an option. C-sections shouldn’t be taken or done lightly, it shouldn’t be done because a woman didn’t want to do some hard work.
Omg we all grew inside a body like this. Deep inside a safe warm body. How absolutely insane to open a person and find another person!! I’m totally blown away by this and I’m not even high.
To all of the amazing mothers that have endured this procedure, I sincerely apologize for thinking that a C-Section was easier than a vaginal birth. I was ignorant🤦🏼♀️
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I've had 2... the 1st was 3 weeks late, induced labor for 12 hours per day for 5 days & I still wasn't dilated enough, at which point I was ready to murder the doctor if he'd come close enough to my bed... so then he scheduled the c-section. The 2nd one, I explained to the doctor what happened with the 1st time... and that got me scheduled... and I requested tubal ligation & got it. LOL 😄
When they were wheeling me down the hall to the operating room I had a panic attack and told my husband no please get me out of here let's come back next week I'm scared! LOL needless to say he didn't break me out of the hospital and I survived and I wasn't too too bad! 😆
I’ve had three c-sections. ☺️ It wasn’t so bad. I can’t imagine having a vaginal birth. I’m really afraid of that. But I’m not having anymore kids anyway. 😒
@@lolita954ify I agree!! I was praying my doctor would let me do a C-section for my second child! I can't imagine having labor pains and a vaginal birth either!
The guy in the video was my anatomy instructor in massage school. He's awesome! I totally think his passion for teaching helped me get an A in the class
Literally just had a c section five days ago😅 scariest thing of my life. And let me tell you... PAINFUL! I’m finally feeling a bit better but still can’t do anything myself. It’s a blessing that my daughter is here safe though.
I had 4 of them and I agree with the previous commenter each day gets better. Just take it easy and allow your body to heal. And word of advice to heal a little faster, breastfeed.
I had a C-section with my first and 2 vbacs with no meds. The natural birth was way easier than my C-section was. I couldn't sleep for like a month with my C-section and I didn't get to hold my son for 2 hours. I don't know know why but I felt like I was still waiting to give birth and they were handing me someone else's baby, which completely messed up the bonding experience.
Good bless this women who gave us the opportunity to see this procedure. May she rest in peace. I myself had a c section and it wasn't the most pleasant experience! But not having this I know my son wouldn't have been saved. A miracle in every sense☺️
I just don't want kids. At all. And pregnancy is I am sorry - disgusting. It is like a parasite growing inside of you and at the end of birth, your body has all these waste from the baby and the bodily fluids used to house the baby. It is almost like a earth globe sized discharge that is lethal if not injected out of the body after birth. And pregnancy in general is a deadly journey overall. Every birth is a risk of the mother dying.
I know right! It doesn’t seem that fun having kids.. for me. Like I would rather live a more free life without the burden of kids, but if I eventually do find myself wanting one which I probably won’t, I’ll adopt. I don’t want to ruin my body or die if ya know what I mean. Also a lot of mothers get depressed if they are the ones taking care of the kid most of the time, and birth is traumatizing. Like damnnn why does it have to be painful tho
@@PeppaPig-jp2ps exactly plus there are millions of kids wanting to be adopted. In a world where over population is the number one cause of climate change, I think its better to adopt for a while. And also that is my plan of I ever want kids. And since I just dont want that burdon of having them. So why would I have any or adopt any if I cant give them that attention they need? Honestly I hate crying babies or kids, I had my baby cousin threw up on me after my aunt forced me to hold her. I think babies are ugly - I thought I was ugly as a baby. I also hate at a specific age when people start expecting you to be married and have kids. It's especially worse for a female. You are automatically expected to have babies and be married. For men it's less stressful which I'm jealous about. I'm sick of people saying do you have boyfriend or get married and give us some kids. I honestly find that insulting and offensive to me personally. I have a plan set out and they want me to drop everything to give them something they want but I dont.
@@ameliawilder28 tbh I wanna stay virgin for lifetime but our main aim is reproduction...u wouldn’t be in this world without birth so if ur mom had the same mentality as u then imagine where would u be XD definitely not in this world...without pain u can’t gain such an amazing blessing of god ✨women are STRONG enough to bring another soul into this world wow I mean that’s the superpower...Currently I’m dying coz of cramps lol n advising as if I’m the strongest n fearless girl while I’m just 17 n virgin 😂😂anyways I’m supposed to be studying rn nvm
My 1st c sec was due to cord wrapped around my daughter's neck. 2nd one was due to having cervical cancer & 90% of my cervix was removed at 3 mos. pregnant. Both daughters born healthy. Had cervical cancer 3 yrs later, had last of cervix removed. 15 yrs later had radical hysterectomy due to cancer about to return. God is good! I am still cancer free after 14 yrs. later. I give God the glory for watching over my babies, my doctors & myself!
Wow, what a story!! You have certainly been blessed by God time after time. If I ever get cancer, I will remember your story and have Hope!! Thanks for sharing!!
Jose Gonzalez Cleopatra. She was the first recorded woman, apparently, to have a C-section. Her son, Caesarian, was born by C-section, hence the name Caesarean section.
Cleopatra may have been the first publicly known, however, I can only imagine how many slaves were operated on without medicine/anesthesia that were initially used as practice who died like guinea pigs in silence.... Help us GOD!!!
As a c-section baby, this was really cool for me. (Both younger siblings were born normally, I was just difficult, lol.) As far as the microbiome, I've always been really healthy! So I don't think it causes any problems for the microbiome to come out the window instead of the door.
Any birth that brings baby into the world safely is a good birth - there should be no shame for which type of birth a mom chooses or, sometimes, has no choice in. Edit: of course mum's safety is important, too!
Sometimes I see some gatekeeper idiot that says "real moms give natural birth" and I'm like, okay Debora but you are an alcoholic and you smoke in front of your kids so I don't think you want to discuss who's a better mom.
I had an emergency section with my first as I almost died from pre eclampsia and the baby almost died because the cord was wrapped round her neck- I still had another mom lecture me about having a c section 😐
41 weeks and 3 days of pitocin my wife still wasn’t dilated. C section was not the option we wanted but the baby was safe and were on baby number 3 now. So thankful for my little family!
You’ve experienced a great loss. Keep putting one foot in front of the other. It will take a little while, but there will come a day when you will feel some joy again.💖
Like if you were a C section baby 😬😬 sorry mom 😭😭 Edit : my mom had a C section with both my sister and I 😭 Edit : wow 1000 of you all have given a C section or were born through a C section, but let's thank all our mothers that went through immense pain to give us life 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Yes! Especially since I was an emergency C Section. They had three minutes to get me out before I die. Heart attack of her life. Whoops sorry Mom 🙈 lol
My sister's obgyn gave her a c section just because he was going on vacation and wanted to deliver the baby before that. She had a completely healthy and typical pregnancy with literally no medical reason for a c section smh. Please ladies, be careful of who you chose to help guide you through your pregnancy and delivery!
Oh I agree, some people don't realize that neither way of giving birth is easy and they assume the C-Section is better. I hope she wasn't in so much pain her vacation wasn't a relaxing experience >.< I was lucky to have birthed both my babies naturally, but I know women that had a C-section done and can still have problems years later. Me? I may still pee a little after a hard sneeze xD I'd take that over pain any day. (TMI, but childbirth is a nasty and disgusting, yet a miraculous and amazing thing! All parts of it need to be known so maybe people know more about what they're getting into... and I'm working on strengthening muscles to fix my Tinkel Bell problem)
My Dr did this to me :( He tried to force me into labour and it didn't work so he induced me and by the next morning my son was almost dead. They rushed me in for an emergency c section. The doctor said he had to get as many babies out as he could before January 1st 2011 because apparently the government had some payment starting for working mums after that date... So he practically put my life at risk and my sons for his bonus pay check.
I wish all my high school and college teachers were as passionate about the subject they were teaching as this guy is. I was hanging in his every word!
That's why I have watched nearly all their videos. I appreciate them so very much. It's why I just signed the paperwork to donate my body to my nearby medical school. I hope others here consider doing so as well. If nothing else, it saves on funeral expenses (that's a joke; don't mean to be disrespectful.).
I was lucky enough to have a successful C-section 14 months ago, and it was actually a *pleasant* experience. I was completely numb from the chest down and literally felt NOTHING except pressure when my daughter was being pulled out. I do not tolerate pain well, and I was in little to no pain afterwards- only took Tylenol and Advil combo when I was recovering. Shout out to my damn self for going through this, to bring my world into this world!
@@userwhogivesopinion I had this done three times, the spinal block isn't that bad because they numb the site locally first. It isn't comfortable, but it's less painful than the contractions I was having that weren't doing anything except stressing my baby that was breech and had already passed meconium in utero.
Lucky! I felt so much during my c section lol. I'm happy my baby came out safe and sound too though. And it really is so worth it. You just can't understand until it happens 💗
After having 2 vaginal births, due to complications and placenta previa with my 3rd I had to have a C-section. Watching this video gave me a better understanding as to what exactly happened during mine and a good idea of why I have some of the issues I now have with my lower abdomen. This video is very informative and I appreciate the time taken to walk me and others through the process... Doctors are not always willing to give full explanations of how a procedure is done I think it is because they may precieve it as information unneeded. Like regardless if I tell you how it is done, you won't understand or it doesn't matter if you know it doesn't effect you in grand scheme of things.... But I live in this body, it's the only one I'm ever gonna have I'd like to know exactly what is being done to it, even if the Dr or whomever thinks it's not pertinent information. So again Thank you for sharing.
yeah doctors don't usually take time to explain.. so thank god we have this internet and all the information on RUclips. I watched full videos of c sections on youtube to get the idea of what is going to happen during me c section 😅
animals are just like us the same digestive tract, muscles sexual organs, they feel like us only they can't tell us. The part of the muscle that lies beneath the umbilical cord looks like the meat the put in supermarkets-
I may end up having a c section due to where my baby’s placenta is located at...all depends on my very last ultrasound to see if it has moved at all :( wish me luck
Halyn Boyd do you have an anterior placenta? I’m currently 22 weeks and was told I have one! I just hope it moves because I’m not trying to have a c sec!!
Paris Davis low laying anterior placenta! My wonderful doctor noticed it early on and has been keeping an eye on it! Currently 24 weeks and still hasn’t moved and I’m already showing quite a bit. I only have one more 3D ultrasound to see if it has moved. If not we will plan on a c section as my birth plan!! Let’s pray our placentas change positions so we can have a normal vaginal birth!!❤️
Halyn Boyd I was told my placenta was right in front of the baby at 19 weeks. My doctor ask if I felt my baby kick yet and I said no and she said it’s because of my placenta. Im now feeling my baby kick so I hope it’s because my placenta moved! I have an ultrasound next week so I will find out for sure. Yes I will pray! I really hopes yours moves! Good luck&congrats🙏🏾❤️
I agree!!!! A video explaining exactly what our ovaries and body goes through dealing with PCOS would be great! I am so curious about what the inside of our body does or how it changes during days when PCOS is really acting up, like when cysts burst. What the cysts look like. Does a woman with PCOS have an unhealthier looking ovary etc.
Wow… watching this as a c-section mom, all I can think is: I am an absolute goddess. Seriously, as a parent you become completely focussed on your kids and it’s easy to forget what a bad ass human being you are for bringing them into the world.
The act of giving birth, whether c-section or vaginal, is absolutely amazing and miraculous. I mean it’s literally removing a fully formed human from your body that wasn’t there nine months prior. EDIT: Wow, these comments are salty! If you don’t want to have kids then don’t have kids. But don’t shit on the process and be rude about people who do. I had a great birthing experience and zero complications. It’s definitely possible for it not to be traumatic.
My mom had a C-Section to have me and now I'm crying thinking about everything she had to go through and the trauma of the surgery :'( I need to give her a hug!
Atiq M At the end of 2018 I had a C section and my little man was born. Don’t worry, your kids are worth it! Although it’s weird seeing this explained, I have to admit 😄
I just had my first child via C sections 11 weeks ago and I was also 40. My husband keeps asking, "when are we going to have another one?" I tend to walk away when he asks.
Had to have an emergency cesarean after almost three days of a failed induction. The recovery is the hard part and I didn't dare leave the hospital for three days after because of the pain. It was mentally hard, as well, because while my husband could just jump up and take care of our baby, I couldn't. I missed out on his first night of life because I was unconscious and heavily drugged for most of it, I missed out on the first diapers his first feeding and first bath. But we were saved from danger and day by day I did heal. Now my son is seven months old and it was all worth it.
My labor was so long and difficult and without any kind of pain management that I actually felt like the pain following the C-section was nothing in comparison
I also had a Cesarean section for my baby, I missed out on the first hug and first night. I had pains for days. My baby is 5months now but my stomach/tummy has refused to go down. I really want to have a flat tummy back
People actually do that. And it's disgusting. No one should be bying human beings. Not online, not through privitized adoption, not through renting other women's bodies. Growing life isn't that scary(especially outside the medical model). But human traffiking is.
I’ve had two. My first one was a very difficult experience and recovery. My second was with my pre-term baby. It happened so fast. The procedure went smoothly, and the recovery was better for me. My son did great in the NICU. I have two blessings. ❤️
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Let's take a moment to thank the woman who donated her body to science so that you could learn this stuff. She was a person.
Thanks for acknowledging that 🙌 that is a human being who's soul is gone on, but it's still them. Those intestines nourished her, that uterus bled every month, those muscles helped her move. Her whole life. It's beautiful and sad at the same time.
Wait can you explain to me how? Like what happened and how did they cut out her body etc. sorry I don’t know a lot of stuff like thus
@@deenibeeniable wow, thank you for the explanation. And praying for the soul of the woman who donated her body for future knowledge.
I feel the same, thank for this woman, and everyone else, who donates their body to science. They also help save other people's life, even in their death, plus help new medical students to learn. She must be a nice lady.
My respect.
I’ve had all my 4 children by C-Section!! I cried so much my first time but it had to be done ASAP due to emergency complications.. But I was practically bullied and said so many bad things by family members that I wasn’t considered a true mother because of my C-Sections and that only a true mother our those who don’t have this procedure done.. But now as I have learned what a woman goes through and how it truly looks like I ignore the ignorance because I’m truly blessed of having my children and doesn’t matter how they came just as long as they got here in great health..Thanks for this video!! 👍🏻
What a horrible thing to say to a mother. I’m so sorry you went through that. I hope you distanced yourself and your children from those toxic people.
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No you shouldn't distance yourself from your own family..
instead always be prepared prepared to offer the medical explanations and all of the RUclips recordings necessary these are a real blessing and come in handy when you're dealing with people's ignorances....
Cuz really making comments like that this just shows Ignorance
Shame on anyone who says that
I had an emergency c section with my first, and I'm 7 months pregnant waiting for my planned c section. Mentally, I think the emergency c section scared me so much, and me having it done during covid was the worst when no family or friends could visit it sucked. I hope for a better experience this time round.
Yess sending good vibes!! Did this csection go better??
@lindacolquitt4403 Ye the planned c section was much more calmer and very quick however this time round I suffered from bruising and not being able to go walk, sit, or sleep. I was also not able to go to the toilet which caused problems. But thank you for asking🥰 😊
I’ve had 7 caesareans and I never knew how much effort went into it! This has given me a whole new respect for my amazing surgeons. Thank you.
Really amazing one could have up to 7 cs. I thought 5 is the limit. You are a supermom
You had 7!? I just had c-section #2 and idk if I could do it again. My first baby was vaginal, second was csection after laboring 12 hours (long story). My 3rd baby is 5 weeks old. The spinal shot for the csection is soooooo much worse than the epidural. It hurt to much the only thing keeping me from moving and jerking away was the fear of being paralyzed. It was my first birth without an epidural which they don't go into the vertebrae for that one.
I hope to have a 4th but I'm hoping they let me try naturally. My first was horrid (37 hours labor after induction, 5 hours pushing, stage 4 tear from cervix through rectum with 150+ stitches and I hemmorraged a ton). My second they gave me only 12 hours of induced labor to give birth and my body refused. My 3rd I actually started having contractions before my csection but baby didn't come before my scheduled date. They said I could have chosen to wait, but I wasn't sure so just went with the csection. Next one I think I'll wait and see!
Hi Dawn I am having my 6th and I'm scared to death and I've been praying since I learned of this news.
@Team Curly Snow thank you. I'm grateful for your response.i want to be in best possible mental and emotional and physical health. Congratulations
@@josephuboh6117 I thought it was only 3 limit at least that's what I have read. Some even say you can't get pregnant again after a c section.
I love watching this because a c-section saved me and my moms life.
Mom had a huge myoma (tumor) in her uterus while she was pregnant with me. She was told by several doctors that she needed an abortion and the tumor removed because it could kill her. She refused to terminate the pregnancy and went on to find a doctor willing to help her as long as she’s willing to be confined in her 6th month. They couldn’t remove the tumor in the uterus because at the time they didn’t have the expertise and resources to do the procedure while I was still developing inside her.
She stayed in the hospital for the rest of her pregnancy. I was never able to turn in her womb with the risk of being choked by my umbilical chord. Her tumor also grew as fast as I did. She had a scheduled c-section, once I was out they also removed her whole uterus as well. She really took a gamble because she wanted me to be born and happy.
It’s only been 24 years and now women with a similar case as her have even better chances to survive their pregnancies. I appreciate how far we have advanced in the fields of medicine and science so mothers like my mom can live long lives with their kids.
You have an amazing mom :)
@@DrCatdeJong She sure is! Since then she has been so supportive and helpful of my older sister and my sister-in-laws with their pregnancies and I have no doubt when my time comes she will be there with me ❤
You’re mom is the best!!!🙌
Your mom knew you were going to be special and a blessing to this world!
So much respect for your mom✨ lots of love to her!! xx
It's so cool to see this. I had an emergency c-section in 1986. It was so scary! Thank you for sharing this😊
I had an emergency c section four months ago. Literally the most painful thing I have ever felt in my whole life. It hurt to walk for days. It was worth it though because my daughter is a beautiful little angel :)
Thank you for this informative video, I had no idea what they did to me down there as I was heavily sedated
I had a c-section 6 years ago and I wouldn't trade my son for the world, but I'm STILL healing from the c-section.😓
I have had 3 c sections because my body apparently wouldn't open to give birth. That first one was horrible and I feared having anymore babies because I didn't want to go through that again. But once you have that first one you pose a risk of trying to do it vaginally (it's called a V-Back) so I was told I'd never be able to give birth vaginally.
That 2nd c section was a breeze and so was my 3rd. You do not have nowhere near the pain as with the first one
i'm a 20year old man and my none existing uterus hurts after watching this😂
That is ok when I hear of severe ball or penis injury my none existents climb back in
@@stephaniehowe0973 ha!ha!😂
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at least you understand you , being male...you .cant experience this...EVER
@@cindymathewson1346 hello🙂 i didn't mean to offend you or anyone else with my comment i was just sharing my thoughts of the video thats all✌️
All of our babies were planned. I always wanted to be a mom. We lost two babies, had a healthy baby boy, and I'm expecting a daughter currently.
This most recent pregnancy we were TTC for 18 months. I took a break to get two surgeries then started TTC 4 months after my most recent surgery. By some miracle I was pregnant with this baby girl the first month of TTC. I feel so thankful.
This was amazing. I can’t believe our babies are created and grow in that little space. The human body is truly amazing. Thank you God and thank you to the lady that agreed to share her body with us. And thank you for being willing to share your knowledge with us. I have learned so much from this channel ❤
My goodness, that second cadaver is so fresh. Not expected.
Gross, amazing, I don’t want to see this, I can’t stop watching.
Ps I have had 2 csections and 1 vagjnal birth. The microbiome information was very interesting! Great job
Me tho 🤣
Doctor hangs your guts out yikes
Me too!
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God bless all those who donate their bodies to science after death 🙏💕
That's What I'm Going To Do~ With 13 (Hopefully NOT All Ugly And Stretched!) Tattoos To Amuse And Delight (Or WILL Gross Them Out)~ I'm actually looking forward to getting Healthy And ACTUALLY EVEN HAVE A LIFE! 😁. 🐈
I had surgery to remove a fimbral cyst /fallopian tube torsion about 6 years before my emergency c-section.Recovery for that surgery took weeks. I was fortunate that I was up on my feet the next day and I was off painkillers within a day or 2.
I had a emergency c section and it was the most traumatic experience of my life it left a lot of emotional pain and a scar that is numb to the touch, the only thing that made it all worth it was my health baby girl. And unfortunately I had to have another one with my son, how I beg it to be a natural birth! I just want to say I’m so proud of every mother that goes through a cesarean, it’s hard as hell just like any birth, you are truly a superwoman, so don’t forget that!!!
Harley Loves I had an emergency c section as well. I was extremely depressed because of it for a very long time, and it made bonding with my son very difficult. That was one year ago, and I have gotten better from it and have gotten over it. My son is healthy and we have a very strong bond now. Stay strong 🧡
Ascended Nightingale Thank you so much for this message, sometimes when I think about it I get super emotional about it and how I wish it didn’t go the way it did. My bonding with my daughter was ruined for the first months of her life, I hate that I can’t think about it without getting so sad! I wouldn’t wish that type of feeling on anyone, I’m so glad you and your son are doing better now!! I’m wishing you the best with your little one, depression is horrible!
Harley Loves I hope it gets better for you as well! Support groups helped me a lot, and knowing my son is healthy now really helped as well. Sometimes it doesn’t go the way we plan, and that’s okay. The best we can do is keep going and keep trying to do the best for our children, and always show them love! Blessings to you 🧡
Ascended Nightingale Thank you so much for your sweet message, I appreciate the advice, I might have to do that, it might help to take away the negative feelings I have towards the whole situation. And you’re right my daughter is healthy and I’m so grateful for that! Blessing to you as well 💕
When people don't get why I'm adopting and not giving birth...
I'ma just send them this
You don’t know what is going on it’s better than a natural delivry
@@asmam.2729 do not tell me what I do and don't know about my own body. I know what happens in delivery, I know what happens in c-section. Both are unappealing to me. I also know that with each generation on both sides of my family, C-sections are becoming more common as all of my siblings were C-sections, meaning my chances of having to get one are pretty likely.
I already had a surgery done to make sure I can't have biological children and I did it after years of thinking about it and research. So no matter what you say, there is no changing my mind. I will adopt and I will do so with a heart full of love.
So again.
Do not tell me, what I do and don't know about my own body.
@@RipMyTamagachi I think that person was saying when you have a c section you don’t know what’s going on because you’re sedated whereas you (as in any person having a baby, not necessarily you yourself) are aware of everything that’s happening when it’s a natural birth. I don’t think they were trying to attack you, your knowledge of your body or change your mind about having biological children. I definitely respect not wanting to have biological children. There are lots of kids out there that need families!
@@anisa8835 I do hope that is true. But my experience has been, more often than not, people telling what I should and shouldn't do and what they think I am "just not understanding" or "what I'm missing out on"....
I appreciate someone supporting my rights as a human. Thank you.
@@RipMyTamagachi That sucks that you’ve experienced that. Our society is so engrained to believe that all women should want to have children and those that don’t just don’t understand what they’d be missing when it should really be the woman’s (or the couple’s) choice alone. Persuading people to have kids that really don’t want kids only lead to problems.
Im going on c-section #5 and the pain is worse with each one! I am numb and don’t feel much where I was cut I’m always in pain also always feel like if it’s opening up in the inside or like tearing feeling inside. The amount of pain medication they give to take home I feel like It does nothing because the pain is insane using the bathroom is hell btw but these babies are a blessing don’t regret it just a long recovery
That was so interesting!! My favorite part of nursing school was anatomy lab!! Incidentally, I noticed that your "patient" still had her appendix!!
Two C-sections here. No, it wasn’t what I expected but my water broke and they’ll only let you go for so long after that happens due to the risk of infection. After 33 hours of labor, it was time because baby was starting to not tolerate the pitocin contractions well. I remember my wonderful doctor saying, with his hand holding mine, you have given this a valiant effort. I’ve never seen anyone hold on this long but it’s time to get the baby out. And both babies were beautiful and healthy and we all left the hospital together. In the end, that’s what the goal is.
Next can you show us the hand muscles and the anatomy behind carpal tunnel? I’m beginning to notice the symptoms and would be intrigued to see what’s truly going on 😅
Lindsay Willingham just search carpal tunnel surgery! I happen to know as I have watched them before! That there are plenty of actual surgical videos of both the open and closed procedures. As well as plenty of well crafted animations about the procedure.
I had the closed procedure done back in 2007. It mostly consists of splitting a thick ligament that covers the very back of your hand right at the wrist junction. Once cut there will be more room for the media nerve to pass through without impingement. I will say that for a quicker recovery avoid the open procedure like the plague.
I’ve had 3 cesareans. First was unplanned after 28 hours of labor and terrible experience and terribly done. My second and 3rd were in a different state and obviously different doctors and were so much better. The process and recovery were light years easier and they even fixed some of the mistakes from my first one. I plan on having more children and if I can’t have a vbac im completely comfortable with as many cesareans as I can. It’s a huge difference when you have good doctors. I never thought after my first one I would be okay with now having 3 and still open to more with the same doctors. My best advice is to find a great OB that does vaginal as well as a ton of cesareans so either way your in good hands.
Love how thorough you explain the topic being discussed. Being 17 weeks pregnant, this makes me feel a little more comfortable with the possibility of a C section being preformed in the future!❤thank you, looking forward to more videos:)
I'm watching it while we are trying to conceive- and it makes me even more scared to get pregnant! lol
I wish this was available 2 years ago when I had my first via c-sect! Wanted vaginal but my son decided to be breech, most of the midwives/nurses/doctors didn’t want to “scare” me by telling me about it
Majinspoood II I’ve had two c sections and pregnant with my third and I can tell you it will be hard to recover but think about the pain you will go through if you labor and just having that pain after. I pray your delivery goes smoothly but if you have to, you can do this! ♥️
@@Topanga. Wow you're a strong mama! Thank you so much for the positivity ❤ praying that your third pregnancy and delivery goes smoothly as well!!
Majinspoood II awe thank you momma! Just remember everyone heals differently and just take your time! And ask for help when you need it. ♥️ OH! And buy a binder if you do have a c section it will help tremendously!!!
I’ve had 3 and I knew they cut through layers but this is so much more satisfying to see exactly how they get the babies out. I really wish they would have allowed me to watch the whole process.
I’ve had two c sections and I’m just glad I didn’t know this prior to having them. The first wasn’t by choice. I just couldn’t progress and my sons heart rate started to drop. 13 years later we decided to go with a repeat c section and I’m thankful bc my girl was 3lbs bigger than my son and I’m very petit, but my second c section was a tougher recovery by far. Same doctor, but I guess being older and having a big baby were factors. It’s just a painful recovery all around and I’m happy I won’t be doing it again.
i was able to deliver naturally but after 23 hours i was losing steam to push! my ob said either you pay now or pay later. that motivated me to pay now! i was more afraid of taking care of my baby alone after a c section. i pushed that baby out and while i felt like i was hit by a bus for a few days i was grateful i wasnt cut open and stitched back up.
When he talked about "tearing" into the body... I was like, nope. I'm good. I'll do it naturally (unless I really don't have a choice)
Sometimes your 🥳🥳🥳 rips when you go natural. Happened to my best friend and my mom. They just sew you back up.
@@sarahpursley719 😩
Yeahhh. I had general anesthesia and I still felt like this intense pinching and then this pulling sensation. That was with my first emergency c-section,and my BP dropped down into the 40s afterwards. It was a really rough surgery and very scary. I had to sign permission for transfusions for my son’s birth since they were only a couple years apart and it was recommended to go that route to be safe,to avoid pushing since total healing takes so long. Can be very scary when it isn’t planned and prepped for!
the nature way is the baby's head tears your vaginal, with no anesthesia, good luck with that
@@lilithli2690 😩😩😩.....
I'm pretty sure 50% of people didnt actually search for this
Brilliant thank you. I’m so enthralled by your videos. Brilliant
My 1st c section was an absolute BREEZE. Even though it was an emergency, once It was over it was a cake walk. My next 2 were the absolute opposite and we're the WORST pain I have ever felt in my life. The recovery was a nightmare. I now have no feeling at all in my lower belly.
I've had 3 Natural Births & 3 C-Sections (first birth was at home delivered by my mom) 1st C-Sections was due to y son turning around last minute and my water had broken a while before. So prevent loss of oxygen has to do last minute C-section. Last two was because they tend to have a repeat after the first one. .
Is wild to me that my doctor only explained about a 5th of this to me before my cesarean. Something I've wondered about and not many people talk about is why csections cause constipation (I felt like I birthed another baby when I finally had a bowl movement 4 days later) and also I randomly had a huge cramp/spasm in my shoulder about 18 hours after. The nurse said it was an air bubble? It was so painful it took my breath away.
Anyone that has had a c section you’re queens!! omg❤️❤️
My crazy birth story, for anyone interested:
I had an unplanned c-section four months ago. My doctors decided to induce labor at 36 weeks due to cholestasis and pre-eclampsia, so I was induced with a suppository and a pitocin drip along with magnesium sulfate to prevent seizures. Apparently, artificially-induced contractions are much more intense than natural contractions because they come on intensely, rather than building in intensity.
After my contractions and dilation got going, I got an epidural (which was not painful in the slightest compared to getting the IV in my arm-- that took two nurses 5 tries to get because my veins apparently slip around, so they had to wiggle the needle around in my hand/arm when they pricked me). The relief felt absolutely amazing after all those hours of discomfort (all of my contraction pain was in my back 😬). The relief only lasted about 45 minutes, though, before the catheter in my spine slipped and started bleeding out and causing a clot in my back.
The epidural stopped having an effect on my right side and I told a nurse. She flipped me over and saw that the epidural catheter had shifted and my back was covered in blood. The maternity ward's head anesthesiologist tried to "fix" it by repositioning it. That didn't work, so they ended up removing the epidural about an hour later and told me they couldn't safely re-do it.
From that point on, I had to labor those pitocin contractions without any effective painkillers (they tried two different ones that had zero effect) for over six hours. I eventually stopped dilating at about a 4 and was nowhere close to my water breaking or being able to push, even though I desperately wanted to.
When you're in labor, you can't eat or drink anything, in case you have to go into emergency surgery for something, and I was ridiculously thirsty (I was constantly thirsty throughout my pregnancy) Between contractions I was begging and bartering with my husband for more ice chips (I was only allowed a few every couple of minutes). I couldn't stand the feeling of being touched by anyone, not even my husband or my mom, so no one could effectively comfort or calm me down. I was having trouble even remembering to breathe and I got close to hyperventilating a few times. That experience was the closest I ever got to questioning my sanity, because I was so out of it and so over it all that I had not an ounce of dignity left and could not stand the feeling of the modesty sheet the nurses would put over my lady parts whenever one of them had to open the door.
After a few hours of this, I was begging for somebody to, "just cut me open. PLEASE just cut me open." My doctor was hesitant to let me have one because she was worried about me hemorrhaging on the table and wanted me to wait an extra hour to see if I dilated any more. Once it was established that I had stopped and I was clearly under a lot of stress, she gave the green light.
They immediately whisked me away to the OR, and it felt like I was laying on that table forever before they actually knocked me out (no epidural, remember? Can't be conscious in a c-section without one). It only took about 5 minutes for the baby to be out and it was another 20 before I was closed up and conscious again.
I never thought I would have a c-section unless it was an emergency, but you never know how a baby's birth will play out. The main thing I'd like to stress to those of you who actually read this far is that there is absolutely no shame in getting a c-section for any reason (you're trading natural pain and physical stress for a longer recovery and requiring more help post-birth, plus more medical expenses). In my situation, a c-section was 100% worth it because it got me out of an unfortunate situation faster. Chances are that cholestasis and pre-eclampsia with be recurring conditions for any future pregnancies I may have, so I'll probably have to induce again. With this experience behind me, I hope that I'll be able to have a successful epidural and vaginally birth in the future, but thankfully, a c-section is always on the table if I need it.
P.S.
Baby was perfectly healthy, even at 36 weeks and after a high-risk pregnancy! Just a bit jaundiced, but her lungs were well-developed and she was big for her gestational age.
My c-section in September 1996 was a nightmare. My recovery was extremely painful, and I could barely walk for almost 3 weeks. During that time, I was lucky to have the help of my family, but what about other mothers? This is a major surgery and I think not enough attention is placed on that fact. Pain control must be a priority and not an afterthought.
Did I get better understanding: Yes
Did I get any peace of mind: No
😂
Don't worry! I have had 4 C sections , I went in, they put me to sleep, about an hour later, I woke up and they brought me my baby. Each time, I felt nothing. All my kids were perfect in every way. Had my 1st one in 1995!
mine were scheduled , not an emergency
@@OpethianDream Ur amazing!!
@@nknae3115 Awe thanks! May God send you blessings in abundance!
I had 5 of them and my stomach is numb. I have constant back pain that just shoots up my spine. Big love to us C-section moms. 🎉
Same with my mother. I was born by c section but my younger sister was normal delivery. Guess my head was too large
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Can you do kegels. They help the back too.
How many times can a woman have a C section if its with the first 3kids tht means u had 3 after another. I believe tht a woman can only have 3can they give u more just asking when all 3 kids were c section?
I have only had 1 C. I didn't know the numbness was common.
No clue why this was recommended to me. But I watched it anyway.
Same here lol
same 😂
Same.
Omg same 🤦♀️🤣
Omg me too,
if I ever get pregnant the baby's just going to have to stay in there.
😆
Birthing vaginally is an option, although not for every case. The U.S. is performing WAY to many so there's this cultural of normalization of Csections, 1 in 3 isnt normal, I wish doctors would actually just give women more time to labor and do what the body can.
Lol ha ha good luck with that
Wait until the child is ready to go to college 🤣
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You never realize how much you use your stomach muscles until you have a C-section. I couldn't cough, burp, sneeze, laugh, etc. Without being in pain.
I laughed and ended up in tears when I was done quite a few times myself 😬
Laughing is the worst
Basically any kind of abdominal surgery. Even a heavy sigh hurt.
I remember my Aunt made me laugh, then I cried for 30 minutes after from pain 😭
Amen
I had my second c section last week. Thank you to the person who donated her body to science so I can see exactly what they do and how they do it. I appreciate you. Rest peacefully. ❤️
I’m putting a “sorry :(“ on my mom’s card for Mother’s Day, she really went through hell to get my stubborn ass out of there lmao
My mum went through CS for me too. Feeling so bad for putting her through it.
lol
my mom went thru 3 c sections 😭
You don’t have to: your mom and dad are to blame on your existence. You don’t need to apologize for something you had no agency in
@@berengerchristy6256 True.
Bless her 90 year old soul for helping us learn. 🙏🏻🌻
Edit...don’t feed the trolls and thanks for leaving a like for whoever this was
You Toobe
Obviously you have no respect for the dead! Greenspark does!
You Toobe lol what’s the point of commenting tho it’s not that big of a deal
You Toobe ...and donated her body to science, you clown.
You Toobe lol ok
You Toobe you are so rude!!!!!
Funny story... I’ve had 3 c sections and I never knew the details of what was going on. Now, I’m glad I didn’t. LOL!
I had four... and I have been very curious!! This video is fascinating. I hope school my kids now... I think I'll make this video required watching when they are in highschool biology ;)
Same here, and I've had 6 of them! When he was describing how the surgeons will tear the layers underneath the dermis layers, I was like 🤯 I always assumed they just cut straight through every layer to get inside the abdominal cavity (and I suppose that might be the procedure in an emergency situation 🤔🤷🏼♀️)...all that to say this was a very interesting and informative video!
Me too! Amen. Ignorance is bliss.
@@lilannegirl03 yes. Me too! I was like gee now I know why I felt like I got hit by a truck! Also why pooping is an act of god.
I've had two, one emergent and one planned. I'm kinda glad I didn't know these details then lol
My mom had an emergency c-section with me but the doctor left the placenta in and she almost died. Needless to say that doctor is no longer a doctor
Wow that must of been a horrific process to go had to go through.
Where did he go that told him to leave the placenta in?? Shit man. Hope your mom is okay
I imagine that the placental tissue becomes necrotic and would lead to a major infection. I'm glad that your mother survived and sorry she had that experience :(
Ummm insane!Hope your mom is also swimming in lawsuit money too🤷🏻♀️👌
Alexis Reed , Doctor thinking: Hmmm, this might be the right time for a career change 🙄
The more I watch about childbirth, the less I want to get pregnant.
That's why I never had any kids. It's just to scary 😨
Lol
Same
Having a child is the most beautiful thing that can happen to a human being
You will never know the wonder that you missed. Sad.
It’s really crazy seeing just how small the uterus actually is and how big it has to get
RomanLegion it looks so weird but so cool though!
Really makes you understand what women endure during pregnancy
It’s because this body is from a 90 year old woman
nobaddays well yes but it’s still relatively small in the cavity of a healthy younger woman, roughly the size of a large upside down pear
It's actually a lot larger than that of the cadaver, the uterus tends to decrease in size after childbearing age. It's pretty much as big as the cavity it was in.
Id like to thank all the people who have donated their body to science. From all of us on the internet, Thank you.
Yes, bless her soul. ♥️
I'm grateful to the individuals and the families! My uncle did and with his donation, he aided in the education of med students and aided in the progress of research into his many diseases. I'm also thankful for the internet having educational and just plain curiosity based information!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Much respect to the women who have done this to bring their loved one on this earth. You are brave & stronger than you know.
Thanks ❤️
Lovely comment ❤️❤️
easton goode what do you mean? Whether to have a c section or not?
easton goode oh ok I understand now
easton goode Are you an incel? Chill. It was a nice comment
I’ve had two C-Sections and it was a painful recovery.
The first one was an emergency C-Section, the 2nd was planned because I had one previously.
At the end of the day it was worth the pain and recovery.
My oldest daughter is 40 years old and my youngest is 37 years old.
They are my heart and they blessed me with 4 grandchildren!
I’m so blessed!
Your experience sounds just like mine. My oldest is now 23 and my youngest is 18. They have filled my life with happiness. It was well worth it all. 😁
Same here just different age children
Me too
Same here I have a 3 & 4 yr
Me too. 2 planned as I had breach babies. My girls are 22 and 19. I dread sneezing so painful. My 2 c section went wrong so I had to have a botched emergency tummy tuck. I was told never to have any more babies. I was gutted!
I had a c-section 10 years ago. I still have pain in my incision; I have nerve damage! Those who say a c-section is the easy way out...absolutely not! Taking care of a newborn while recovering from major surgery is challenging. Either way, my son is the love of my life and such a blessing.
God bless you and your family hun. Thank you for all you did and do to take care of your child/family and yourself. You're an awesome mother and a beautiful daughter of God. May He prosper you and that everything you touch succeeds. Take care 😇🌺💖.
Yes I have had 3 and I still feel it when I pick up something too heavy or twist weird. It hurt bad after my first for over a year.
@@jessicakennedy9376 see, I’ve had 3 as well but my biggest thing is the LACK of feeling! Can’t feel a thing in my lower belly lol
I get so many urine infections since having a c-section with my youngest. Absolutely hated everything about the c-section compared to all my natural births. I was emotional before I even had the c-section about having to get one & cried through the entire process. It felt like my body couldn't do what it had done 4 times previously and what it was naturally created to do. Plus the recovery process is much longer and more painful (a hot burning sensation when you move, cough, sneeze or laugh). I found myself still very emotional for a further 3 weeks after the procedure. I would never recommend a c-section over natural birth unless medically necessary.
I got the bikini cut both times and now I have no feeling, nerve damage.
Shout out to All Moms that gave birth through C- Section. Bless your heart!!
@jose Mary???
Thanks headed to my 5th one in 5months
My mom had three C sections and I can’t even imagine having one
Bless their uteruses!!!
Thank You♡
Okay. Shouldn’t have watched this while I’m pregnant. That was a mistake.
Tara Daviie It’s better that you know even if it’s kinda cringe inducing. I had an emergency c-section and it saved my daughter and me. Best of luck on everything!
Tara Daviie you’ll be ok. Stop stressing everything will be fine. Stay off the internet! It will drive you crazy.
Haha haha same 😭
You'll do just fine...then you'll have a beautiful little baby...remember that..
Don't think about it. Don't stress your self out.
If you do get a C-section, your body knows what to do , just take good care of your self. PS . You'll forget all the pain after seeing the face of your beautiful baby 👶🏻
Yes, having a c-section was one of the most challenging afterwards I was afraid to cough, move, go to the bathroom because it was painful. I do have nerve damage as well. Definitely a process of recovery while trying to take care of a newborn.
"oh my god this sounds like it's gonna be horrifying, why would youtube recommend it to me?"
**clicks on video**
😂
Exactly what I did😂😂🥺
You poor thing I've had 2
Well I have had 2 c-section nervous to watch.
Seeing this actually makes me sad . The bodies must belong to women who didn't make it during a procedure?
God bless my wife, who has undergone this procedure for our 3 kids. God, please give me the grace to love my wife even more.
you're a gem.
God bless you for ur care and appreciation to ur wife. May u both live happily ever after.
Yes treasure her!
So cute ...
My mum also had 2 c section.... She's brave
And People wonder why mothers are so crazy and obsessed with there kids. Literally risking life for us all generation after generation.
It's true, Im obsessed with my kiddo.
I wouldn't really say risking their life (maternal death rate .000174%) but definitely a painful and inconvenient experience.
@@dooman2018 it's still risking our lives no matter how decreased the death rate due to giving birth is
@DOOMAN Still life threatening, there is still the percentage who die during child birth, 3 souls within my family and friends lost to PPH. So yes child birth being life threats is very much a valid statement regardless of percentages. Purely because you do not know who or when it is going to effect somebody.
@@dooman2018 we take for granted the act of childbirth and c-sections and deem it routine forgetting that each carries with it very real risks, e.g. PPH even more so if you look at other parts of the world where the maternal death rate is higher. My mother was a postpartnum nurse for 30 years and she’s told me some incredibly sad stories of new mothers whose life ended after giving birth.
How do they preserve the body like that also so props to the lady who donated for science
Lonely Dog hi! I’m a current med student so not 100% sure what they use, but in my next school they insert a catheter into the jugular vein and fill it with embalming fluid. They then refrigerate the bodies for about a year
So you mean to say me that this is not some replica model but a original preserved one??
Safi Hameed more than likely yep! Even plastic specimens in labs are made from donated specimens
Oh really don't know. I thought they are made of pure plastic .
@@safihameed1649 the bodies in these videos are donated. It's a real cadaver, he even says that it was a 90 year old woman in the video
I had 2 c sections, first one had to be an emergency c section due to my baby boy coming out with his legs first, after that the dr closed me up and messed up and now I have to have a c section every time I have a baby.. shout out to all women who have to go through one!! You are all strong and amazing women, god bless you guys ♥️
OMG. You're a strong woman and thanks for the advice
Blessings to u! I had two c sections in a span of 13 months! With the first one being an emergency due to placental abruption. 4 years down I still feel pain in the incision, still recovering.. God bless all mothers!
I have had 2,emergency for premier twins premature sorry and the second scar tissue from the first How horrible people can be to you about it !As if you’re to posh to push One woman told me l was disgusting and hoped they make you push If l had l would of died.Unreal hey !
This fear of doctor messing up the stitching process is killing me.. i had my second c section 3 weeks before😥
I was born legs first. It depends of a doctor.If he is unexperienced he'll do c-section and he does not have to do it.Its sad
This confirms my theory that surgeons are just better trained butchers.
Yes, so which cut you would like to purchase today? I recommend the waist cut since it has less working muscle and has a great marbling
L W 😂😂😂
Have some respect for the trade will ya
@@lwgg omg 😂😂😂
When barbers began making more cutting people than hair they banded together and that became the barber surgeon. When they realized that midwives made more money they started delivering babies but for most and still they are surgeons.
Do you have a cadaver where you could do a Asthma lesson on and that you could show the bronchial tubes and what happens in asthma patients? Thank you for great educational anatomy lessons
highly agree, i would love to see this!.
As an asthmatic i want to see it
Yes please
@@_bigman8593 agree
@@johnnydough4048 same here!
Its also interesting to see that we've come far enough that we're able to consume all this priceless information for free just chilling on our chairs.
yup
It's for free because it is " priceless "
Was this a bad joke?
I guess
Or lying in bed, or sitting on the loo... 🤣
@@karunasingh666 its not a joke lol. Priceless means valuable, not free
@@joccie7113 Bro
I was telling you that what I wrote was a joke
And I know what priceless means
I was just joking
And I even wrote that
I had 2 c sections. 2 jacked up cuts along the bikini line. That area is still sensitive and numb. My kids are 12 and 6 yrs old now. Definitely doesn't make me less of a mother or someone who took the easy way out! Giving birth is giving birth no matter how it happens. Shout out to all the mommies out there. We Rock! 💪 👑
Easy way out indeed! You went through hell and back and you look down on yourself. It's so alarming when women talk down about themselves. Many didn't make it out of the theater. The problem is that most of you care about what people say
When other people think that Csection is the easy way out, we know Csection moms that it isn’t actually easy. I was induced at 37+5 due to high risk pregnancy. I thought I could do vaginal birth, had a balloon inserted to open my cervix which was painful as h*ll (I refused epidural at that time). I pushed and was actually happy that at 2 trial pushes, the Doctor saw my child’s crown/head only to be told by another Dr that I had to be sent for an Emergency Csection because the next pushes made my baby’s heartbeat drop plus my pelvis was shallow for my 3.1 kg baby to pass through. When I heard about the dropping of heartbeat, I just immediately said yes though I felt like I was robbed of that chance to birth my child normally. Anyway, Im just glad that me and my child are fine.
Your a bad ass mom ❤🤟❤️
Am I even pregnant? No
Do I even plan to get pregnant? No
Do I watched this with great concentration? Yes.
The human body is very interesting.
@@beatrixthegreat1138 girl, i have watch so many anatomy related video that i am no longer disgusted by it and can watch it while eating
I’m watching this and I can’t even get pregnant!
@@Idkmanihatethis but you can impreganting someone so maybe, use it as a lesson why c-sec doesn't equate to easy delivery. The recovery process of it is a bitch to handle
@@hafizatulsufiahyaacob5186 witnessed it first hand when my mom had my baby brother
I'm about to have my baby in a few weeks, for some reason this makes me feel less afraid to have a c-section if things don't go as planned. I feel more educated and less doomed.
So glad to hear this!
I had to have an emergency C-section with my first I promise it is not terrible. Yes you will have pain and yes it will burn at the sight of the incision( it is a major operation) but it is bearable. If you have to have one get up and walk as soon as you can it will hurt like no other at first but I promise it really helps and also stay on top of your pain meds while in the hospital if you have a good nurse they will bring you your meds before the other has worn off trust me if they ask if you want the medicine even if you don’t feel the pain say yes because when it hits it hurts. My 2nd C-section the did not let me up and put a waist trainer on me and the nurses did not stay on top of my pain meds and so my 2nd was way worse than my first!! I tell people all the time do not let them put the waist trainer on you or bandage you like that because once they take it off the pain all hits at once!
Best of luck and congratulations!
I had an emergency section with my first and honestly it really isn’t so bad. Yes it is painful afterwards and that first sneeze after a section is scary but you will be suprised at how quickly
You get over that pain xx good luck and congratulations x
I’m sorry, but I do not agree with the comments above. C-sections varies a lot, when it comes to pain for some reason. I was unable to stand up by myself and had to use a wheelchair. I was on oxynorm for the first 8 days or so and now I’m on tramadol. So you can’t really say “I promise, it’s not that bad” because this widely varies from person to person. Some feel almost no pain and are fine after to days, some still feel pain after months, etc.
Ida Pedersen your saying “I” this and “I” that .. u notice that? everybody different
Me: I’m just going to opt for a C-section when I have kids, pushing seems painful and difficult.
Institute of Human Anatomy: Hey, wanna watch a video on C sections?
Me: *after watching* You know, adoption seems like a fantastic idea!
LOL But in all seriousness, I had ALWAYS thought I was gonna have a C-section if I ever was to have a baby because natural birth seemed too painful. I have now a 2-year-old son. I gave birth to him through a natural labor but with epidural. And I can tell you there is nothing better. Epidural really works. And the recovery was easy and fast. I would never recommend a C-section to anyone now.
C-section sucks nothing good about it - kiss you body and figure good bye
It's not that bad! So worth it! 🤣💖
@@patriciamckinney2229 saved my baby's and my life, I'm happy.
@@KathleenJ that is why we are so fortunate to have C-section as an option. C-sections shouldn’t be taken or done lightly, it shouldn’t be done because a woman didn’t want to do some hard work.
I’m going to call my mom and tell her I love her.
Awwww
bless your heart ❤
Omg we all grew inside a body like this. Deep inside a safe warm body. How absolutely insane to open a person and find another person!! I’m totally blown away by this and I’m not even high.
To all of the amazing mothers that have endured this procedure,
I sincerely apologize for thinking that a C-Section was easier than a vaginal birth. I was ignorant🤦🏼♀️
I've had 2... the 1st was 3 weeks late, induced labor for 12 hours per day for 5 days & I still wasn't dilated enough, at which point I was ready to murder the doctor if he'd come close enough to my bed... so then he scheduled the c-section.
The 2nd one, I explained to the doctor what happened with the 1st time... and that got me scheduled... and I requested tubal ligation & got it. LOL 😄
TY! I almost died.
@ ❤️
@@freebird4603 ❤️
Wonderful words, my thanks ❤️
Bruh this sounds more painful than actual human birth I would just like to appreciate all the women out there who had this done y’all brave
Why thank you!! 💖 You're a good man!!
When they were wheeling me down the hall to the operating room I had a panic attack and told my husband no please get me out of here let's come back next week I'm scared! LOL needless to say he didn't break me out of the hospital and I survived and I wasn't too too bad! 😆
I’ve had three c-sections. ☺️ It wasn’t so bad. I can’t imagine having a vaginal birth. I’m really afraid of that. But I’m not having anymore kids anyway. 😒
@@lolita954ify I agree!! I was praying my doctor would let me do a C-section for my second child! I can't imagine having labor pains and a vaginal birth either!
Thanks Luke...I had 2 sons....it was great cuz I was awake and no pain....plus my female parts stayed in shape👍👍👍
If all my teachers were this passionate about their subjects, I'm almost sure I'd get all As
The guy in the video was my anatomy instructor in massage school. He's awesome! I totally think his passion for teaching helped me get an A in the class
Literally tho! If teachers were more passionate I would have passed!
Well, technically, the dragon of the west thought you.
dude i never thought i would find zuko’s honor
X to doubt. Don't blame teachers for your failures. I aced all my college courses without attending the lectures.
Literally just had a c section five days ago😅 scariest thing of my life. And let me tell you... PAINFUL! I’m finally feeling a bit better but still can’t do anything myself. It’s a blessing that my daughter is here safe though.
Each day gets better!! I had one last year. 😁
I had 4 of them and I agree with the previous commenter each day gets better. Just take it easy and allow your body to heal. And word of advice to heal a little faster, breastfeed.
Same here,and it hurts like hell
I had a C-section with my first and 2 vbacs with no meds. The natural birth was way easier than my C-section was. I couldn't sleep for like a month with my C-section and I didn't get to hold my son for 2 hours. I don't know know why but I felt like I was still waiting to give birth and they were handing me someone else's baby, which completely messed up the bonding experience.
Congratulations (late!) Hoping both you and baby are doing wonderfully!!!
Good bless this women who gave us the opportunity to see this procedure. May she rest in peace. I myself had a c section and it wasn't the most pleasant experience! But not having this I know my son wouldn't have been saved. A miracle in every sense☺️
Seeing this makes me rethink of having kids 🙈
Tes Sie , just don’t do it ! 😬
I just don't want kids. At all. And pregnancy is I am sorry - disgusting. It is like a parasite growing inside of you and at the end of birth, your body has all these waste from the baby and the bodily fluids used to house the baby. It is almost like a earth globe sized discharge that is lethal if not injected out of the body after birth. And pregnancy in general is a deadly journey overall. Every birth is a risk of the mother dying.
I know right! It doesn’t seem that fun having kids.. for me. Like I would rather live a more free life without the burden of kids, but if I eventually do find myself wanting one which I probably won’t, I’ll adopt. I don’t want to ruin my body or die if ya know what I mean. Also a lot of mothers get depressed if they are the ones taking care of the kid most of the time, and birth is traumatizing. Like damnnn why does it have to be painful tho
@@PeppaPig-jp2ps exactly plus there are millions of kids wanting to be adopted. In a world where over population is the number one cause of climate change, I think its better to adopt for a while. And also that is my plan of I ever want kids. And since I just dont want that burdon of having them. So why would I have any or adopt any if I cant give them that attention they need? Honestly I hate crying babies or kids, I had my baby cousin threw up on me after my aunt forced me to hold her. I think babies are ugly - I thought I was ugly as a baby. I also hate at a specific age when people start expecting you to be married and have kids. It's especially worse for a female. You are automatically expected to have babies and be married. For men it's less stressful which I'm jealous about. I'm sick of people saying do you have boyfriend or get married and give us some kids. I honestly find that insulting and offensive to me personally. I have a plan set out and they want me to drop everything to give them something they want but I dont.
@@ameliawilder28 tbh I wanna stay virgin for lifetime but our main aim is reproduction...u wouldn’t be in this world without birth so if ur mom had the same mentality as u then imagine where would u be XD definitely not in this world...without pain u can’t gain such an amazing blessing of god ✨women are STRONG enough to bring another soul into this world wow I mean that’s the superpower...Currently I’m dying coz of cramps lol n advising as if I’m the strongest n fearless girl while I’m just 17 n virgin 😂😂anyways I’m supposed to be studying rn nvm
My 1st c sec was due to cord wrapped around my daughter's neck. 2nd one was due to having cervical cancer & 90% of my cervix was removed at 3 mos. pregnant. Both daughters born healthy. Had cervical cancer 3 yrs later, had last of cervix removed. 15 yrs later had radical hysterectomy due to cancer about to return. God is good! I am still cancer free after 14 yrs. later. I give God the glory for watching over my babies, my doctors & myself!
God is great always give him honour and glory amen
So happy for you 🥰
God is gracious!
Wow, what a story!! You have certainly been blessed by God time after time. If I ever get cancer, I will remember your story and have Hope!! Thanks for sharing!!
Stop boasting about a god who also gave you cancer! Belief is private! So keep it private!
Imagine how many c sections humans had to do to get the perfect technique and the woman who went through it before that technique came to be
Jose Gonzalez Cleopatra. She was the first recorded woman, apparently, to have a C-section. Her son, Caesarian, was born by C-section, hence the name Caesarean section.
@@pommiebears this was quite informative. I never knew that
@@pommiebears wow thank for the info...a nice piece of history to know
Cleopatra may have been the first publicly known, however, I can only imagine how many slaves were operated on without medicine/anesthesia that were initially used as practice who died like guinea pigs in silence.... Help us GOD!!!
@@gwendolynhinson4496 good point
As a c-section baby, this was really cool for me. (Both younger siblings were born normally, I was just difficult, lol.) As far as the microbiome, I've always been really healthy! So I don't think it causes any problems for the microbiome to come out the window instead of the door.
I was the only person in my family to be born at home, naturally and not at a hospital
Awww Jess, you made me laugh SO hard! Bless you girl!
To come out of the WALL, instead of the door 😅
Any birth that brings baby into the world safely is a good birth - there should be no shame for which type of birth a mom chooses or, sometimes, has no choice in.
Edit: of course mum's safety is important, too!
Sometimes I see some gatekeeper idiot that says "real moms give natural birth" and I'm like, okay Debora but you are an alcoholic and you smoke in front of your kids so I don't think you want to discuss who's a better mom.
@@argyelanadam It's the same kind of gatekeeping with breastfeeding and weaning and potty training - moms can't win for trying
I had an emergency section with my first as I almost died from pre eclampsia and the baby almost died because the cord was wrapped round her neck- I still had another mom lecture me about having a c section 😐
I had 2 emergency csection
41 weeks and 3 days of pitocin my wife still wasn’t dilated. C section was not the option we wanted but the baby was safe and were on baby number 3 now. So thankful for my little family!
I had an emergency c section and my son died after birth 💔 God’s strength in me is the only reason I’ve chosen to still be here today 😢
Oh no. 😔 Im praying for your wellness. Stay strong. 💖💖 Your now a mom of an angel. Hugssss
You are a strong woman. And I am really sorry for your loss
I'm sorry 😔
I'm sorry for your lost, I know everything will get better with God's help and strength, keep trusting Him. ❤
You’ve experienced a great loss. Keep putting one foot in front of the other. It will take a little while, but there will come a day when you will feel some joy again.💖
Like if you were a C section baby 😬😬
sorry mom 😭😭
Edit : my mom had a C section with both my sister and I 😭
Edit : wow 1000 of you all have given a C section or were born through a C section, but let's thank all our mothers that went through immense pain to give us life 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Yes! Especially since I was an emergency C Section. They had three minutes to get me out before I die. Heart attack of her life. Whoops sorry Mom 🙈 lol
I was and I had 2
YES!
Ive had two sections with a ten month gap ouchhh
Same here me and my sister
“I was Cesarean born. You can’t really tell, but when i leave my house i leave through the window”. -steven wright
My sister's obgyn gave her a c section just because he was going on vacation and wanted to deliver the baby before that. She had a completely healthy and typical pregnancy with literally no medical reason for a c section smh. Please ladies, be careful of who you chose to help guide you through your pregnancy and delivery!
Oh I agree, some people don't realize that neither way of giving birth is easy and they assume the C-Section is better.
I hope she wasn't in so much pain her vacation wasn't a relaxing experience >.<
I was lucky to have birthed both my babies naturally, but I know women that had a C-section done and can still have problems years later. Me? I may still pee a little after a hard sneeze xD I'd take that over pain any day. (TMI, but childbirth is a nasty and disgusting, yet a miraculous and amazing thing! All parts of it need to be known so maybe people know more about what they're getting into... and I'm working on strengthening muscles to fix my Tinkel Bell problem)
I would fight his ass
Insurance companies would not appreciate what he did.
My Dr did this to me :(
He tried to force me into labour and it didn't work so he induced me and by the next morning my son was almost dead.
They rushed me in for an emergency c section.
The doctor said he had to get as many babies out as he could before January 1st 2011 because apparently the government had some payment starting for working mums after that date...
So he practically put my life at risk and my sons for his bonus pay check.
That does not sound legal, the OB is so selfish
I wish all my high school and college teachers were as passionate about the subject they were teaching as this guy is. I was hanging in his every word!
I agree. The enthusiasm in the subject matter is truly phenomenal. I'm thinking he's a obgyn.
That's why I have watched nearly all their videos. I appreciate them so very much. It's why I just signed the paperwork to donate my body to my nearby medical school. I hope others here consider doing so as well. If nothing else, it saves on funeral expenses (that's a joke; don't mean to be disrespectful.).
I was lucky enough to have a successful C-section 14 months ago, and it was actually a *pleasant* experience. I was completely numb from the chest down and literally felt NOTHING except pressure when my daughter was being pulled out. I do not tolerate pain well, and I was in little to no pain afterwards- only took Tylenol and Advil combo when I was recovering. Shout out to my damn self for going through this, to bring my world into this world!
If you don’t tolerate pain well, how did you manage to tolerate it during spine extremely painful anesthesia?
@@userwhogivesopinion I had this done three times, the spinal block isn't that bad because they numb the site locally first. It isn't comfortable, but it's less painful than the contractions I was having that weren't doing anything except stressing my baby that was breech and had already passed meconium in utero.
Lucky! I felt so much during my c section lol. I'm happy my baby came out safe and sound too though. And it really is so worth it. You just can't understand until it happens 💗
Same here I've had three I never took the painkillers they give just only the ibuprofen afterwards. I feel back to normal in 2 weeks
@@rickeybobbie you felt normal after 2 weeks? I haven’t been right since mine lol and it’s been 3 years.
My uterus is hugging my IUD a little bit tighter now after watching this...
Use protection ma’am
@@shazlossusshazam2.021 iud isssssss protection sir
@@paneertikka5063 no duh protection is key
Iud have a terrible rep of not working might want to look into a diff type of birtj çontrol
@@madisonderby6167 with a failure rate of
After having 2 vaginal births, due to complications and placenta previa with my 3rd I had to have a C-section. Watching this video gave me a better understanding as to what exactly happened during mine and a good idea of why I have some of the issues I now have with my lower abdomen. This video is very informative and I appreciate the time taken to walk me and others through the process... Doctors are not always willing to give full explanations of how a procedure is done I think it is because they may precieve it as information unneeded. Like regardless if I tell you how it is done, you won't understand or it doesn't matter if you know it doesn't effect you in grand scheme of things.... But I live in this body, it's the only one I'm ever gonna have I'd like to know exactly what is being done to it, even if the Dr or whomever thinks it's not pertinent information. So again Thank you for sharing.
yeah doctors don't usually take time to explain.. so thank god we have this internet and all the information on RUclips. I watched full videos of c sections on youtube to get the idea of what is going to happen during me c section 😅
My anatomy professor told me she hasn’t been able to eat pulled pork since dissecting cadavers in grad school. I can see why.
How about going Vegan...
animals are just like us the same digestive tract, muscles sexual organs, they feel like us only they can't tell us. The part of the muscle that lies beneath the umbilical cord looks like the meat the put in supermarkets-
And here I was wondering I was thinking of meat watching this 🥴
I seen a video of medical students butchering a cadaver and it looked like chicken to me but in a gross way..
I'm really thinking about becoming pescatarian or vegetarian. I don't think I'll see shredded pork or chicken the same again. I wasn't ready
I may end up having a c section due to where my baby’s placenta is located at...all depends on my very last ultrasound to see if it has moved at all
:( wish me luck
Good luck halyn! You’ll be an amazing mom :-) 💛
Halyn Boyd do you have an anterior placenta? I’m currently 22 weeks and was told I have one! I just hope it moves because I’m not trying to have a c sec!!
Paris Davis low laying anterior placenta! My wonderful doctor noticed it early on and has been keeping an eye on it! Currently 24 weeks and still hasn’t moved and I’m already showing quite a bit. I only have one more 3D ultrasound to see if it has moved. If not we will plan on a c section as my birth plan!! Let’s pray our placentas change positions so we can have a normal vaginal birth!!❤️
Halyn Boyd I was told my placenta was right in front of the baby at 19 weeks. My doctor ask if I felt my baby kick yet and I said no and she said it’s because of my placenta. Im now feeling my baby kick so I hope it’s because my placenta moved! I have an ultrasound next week so I will find out for sure. Yes I will pray! I really hopes yours moves! Good luck&congrats🙏🏾❤️
Brandon Bennetzen thank you!!
I would love an in-depth lecture on Poly Cystic ovaries. This was severely informative ☺️
OMG!!! Yes please. It wud be awesome to see wtf is going on with PCOS!!! ITS SO DAMN HARD TO LIVE WITH THIS SHIT!!!
Lupa 444 yes!! I agree it fkn sucks!
Yes or Endometriosis. If they haven't already.
I agree
I agree!!!! A video explaining exactly what our ovaries and body goes through dealing with PCOS would be great! I am so curious about what the inside of our body does or how it changes during days when PCOS is really acting up, like when cysts burst. What the cysts look like. Does a woman with PCOS have an unhealthier looking ovary etc.
Wow… watching this as a c-section mom, all I can think is: I am an absolute goddess. Seriously, as a parent you become completely focussed on your kids and it’s easy to forget what a bad ass human being you are for bringing them into the world.
I’m 23 with one baby. I had an emergency c-section with him when I was 27 weeks. He’s now 2 and doing great🙂❤️
🙏
Wow that's amazing thank God he's ok
Nobody caaaaares
@@Warrior_of_Symbolica pls-💀
Congratulations!!! I'm glad your baby is healthy💛💙💜💚❤
The act of giving birth, whether c-section or vaginal, is absolutely amazing and miraculous. I mean it’s literally removing a fully formed human from your body that wasn’t there nine months prior.
EDIT: Wow, these comments are salty! If you don’t want to have kids then don’t have kids. But don’t shit on the process and be rude about people who do. I had a great birthing experience and zero complications. It’s definitely possible for it not to be traumatic.
Its revolting
Gross
@@LincolnTheLabrador fuck off 😂
That shit is overrated and not worth the trauma you put your body and personal health through.
@J K after seeing what my mom had to go through for years after and what she continues to struggle with, it's honestly not.
My mom had a C-Section to have me and now I'm crying thinking about everything she had to go through and the trauma of the surgery :'( I need to give her a hug!
Atiq M At the end of 2018 I had a C section and my little man was born. Don’t worry, your kids are worth it! Although it’s weird seeing this explained, I have to admit 😄
Show this to anyone who says that c sections are the easy way out. A lot of c sections are emergency so I wouldn’t say you and baby dying is easy
Been there , done that! Once was enough for me, at 40. He is now getting a Phd!
I am delighted for you! 😊
I just had my first child via C sections 11 weeks ago and I was also 40. My husband keeps asking, "when are we going to have another one?" I tend to walk away when he asks.
Congratulations!! I know your very proud. Best wishes for a promising future and great success.
Ive had 2 and it was a blessing........now Im.Mother to a 21 yr old Son.amd a 6 yr old daughter. God is good
40 is old to have a kid
Had to have an emergency cesarean after almost three days of a failed induction. The recovery is the hard part and I didn't dare leave the hospital for three days after because of the pain. It was mentally hard, as well, because while my husband could just jump up and take care of our baby, I couldn't. I missed out on his first night of life because I was unconscious and heavily drugged for most of it, I missed out on the first diapers his first feeding and first bath. But we were saved from danger and day by day I did heal. Now my son is seven months old and it was all worth it.
Same ! , my daughter is now 3 years old
My labor was so long and difficult and without any kind of pain management that I actually felt like the pain following the C-section was nothing in comparison
I had the same experience. My girl is now 4 months. We’re strong mamas ❤
I also had a Cesarean section for my baby, I missed out on the first hug and first night. I had pains for days. My baby is 5months now but my stomach/tummy has refused to go down. I really want to have a flat tummy back
@@taymitawpeh I'm 15 months postpartum, and my belly is still different to pre pregnancy. I don't think it'll even go back down completely. :(
I want my skeleton to be used like the elf on a shelf and I want people to dress me up for holidays and bring me to parties so I never miss out
Lol check out Elmer McCurdy
Sounds like fun! I'm putting that in my will!!🤣🇨🇦💖✌
LMAO GIRL UR COMMENT OMG IM WEAK
Thats a really good idea!
Lol u got some issues
C-Section gang where we at?
USA_Dobson 🙋🏾♀️
Right here 2011
I had c section with my son
Getting my second in July. Four years after my first one.
Right here 2018
Why everything has to be so complicated and scary!! 😭 Why can't we just order babie's online!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
People actually do that. And it's disgusting. No one should be bying human beings. Not online, not through privitized adoption, not through renting other women's bodies. Growing life isn't that scary(especially outside the medical model). But human traffiking is.
So cute ( order online) customised babies
I’ve had two. My first one was a very difficult experience and recovery. My second was with my pre-term baby. It happened so fast. The procedure went smoothly, and the recovery was better for me. My son did great in the NICU. I have two blessings. ❤️