Re: Cesarean Section Reduces Hcv Transmission to Neonates...

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In a message dated 1/6/01 7:43:39 AM !!!First Boot!!!,

claudineintexas@... writes:

<< One more thing - all other studies I've seen on this

subject show no difference in the rate of infection

between cesarean and vaginal births.

Ok! - That is my 2 cents worth! >>

Dear Claudine,

I completely agree with you. Cesarean's are VERY dangerous to both Mother

and baby. The chances of passing on HCV to your child during normal

childbirth is next to nil. The more likely transmission would be through

body fluids. The last articles that I read on that subject basically negated

it. Thanks for the article and your comments. I have passed it on to our

OBGYN staff at the Naval Hospital. That will at least get this into the

system. Probably won't change anything, but at least, we tried. Anne

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In a message dated 1/6/01 7:43:39 AM !!!First Boot!!!,

claudineintexas@... writes:

<< One more thing - all other studies I've seen on this

subject show no difference in the rate of infection

between cesarean and vaginal births.

Ok! - That is my 2 cents worth! >>

Dear Claudine,

I completely agree with you. Cesarean's are VERY dangerous to both Mother

and baby. The chances of passing on HCV to your child during normal

childbirth is next to nil. The more likely transmission would be through

body fluids. The last articles that I read on that subject basically negated

it. Thanks for the article and your comments. I have passed it on to our

OBGYN staff at the Naval Hospital. That will at least get this into the

system. Probably won't change anything, but at least, we tried. Anne

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--- AVansi7465@... wrote:

Thanks for the article and your comments. I

> have passed it on to our

> OBGYN staff at the Naval Hospital. That will at

> least get this into the

> system. Probably won't change anything, but at

> least, we tried. Anne

>

No, I don't think it will change a thing! I just hope

it doesn't make things worse, LOL! I had my run-in

with the head of obstetrics at Wilford-Hall Medical

Center at Lackland AFB (long time ago - 15 years?).

According to him midwives 1) don't know anything,

2)have dirty hands, 3) deliver babies in dark rooms

and then 4) dunk them in water. LOL! The only way he

would have considered making changes is if a midwife

said NOT to change it!

Claudine

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--- AVansi7465@... wrote:

Thanks for the article and your comments. I

> have passed it on to our

> OBGYN staff at the Naval Hospital. That will at

> least get this into the

> system. Probably won't change anything, but at

> least, we tried. Anne

>

No, I don't think it will change a thing! I just hope

it doesn't make things worse, LOL! I had my run-in

with the head of obstetrics at Wilford-Hall Medical

Center at Lackland AFB (long time ago - 15 years?).

According to him midwives 1) don't know anything,

2)have dirty hands, 3) deliver babies in dark rooms

and then 4) dunk them in water. LOL! The only way he

would have considered making changes is if a midwife

said NOT to change it!

Claudine

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Claudine,

Had a midwife and none of those things happened to me lol

some docs just dont like it when non doctores take away there business

Suzy

From: claudine intexas <claudineintexas@...>

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Subject: Re: Cesarean Section Reduces Hcv Transmission

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Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2001 11:46:19 -0800 (PST)

--- AVansi7465@... wrote:

Thanks for the article and your comments. I

> have passed it on to our

> OBGYN staff at the Naval Hospital. That will at

> least get this into the

> system. Probably won't change anything, but at

> least, we tried. Anne

>

No, I don't think it will change a thing! I just hope

it doesn't make things worse, LOL! I had my run-in

with the head of obstetrics at Wilford-Hall Medical

Center at Lackland AFB (long time ago - 15 years?).

According to him midwives 1) don't know anything,

2)have dirty hands, 3) deliver babies in dark rooms

and then 4) dunk them in water. LOL! The only way he

would have considered making changes is if a midwife

said NOT to change it!

Claudine

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Claudine,

Had a midwife and none of those things happened to me lol

some docs just dont like it when non doctores take away there business

Suzy

From: claudine intexas <claudineintexas@...>

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Subject: Re: Cesarean Section Reduces Hcv Transmission

to Neonates...

Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2001 11:46:19 -0800 (PST)

--- AVansi7465@... wrote:

Thanks for the article and your comments. I

> have passed it on to our

> OBGYN staff at the Naval Hospital. That will at

> least get this into the

> system. Probably won't change anything, but at

> least, we tried. Anne

>

No, I don't think it will change a thing! I just hope

it doesn't make things worse, LOL! I had my run-in

with the head of obstetrics at Wilford-Hall Medical

Center at Lackland AFB (long time ago - 15 years?).

According to him midwives 1) don't know anything,

2)have dirty hands, 3) deliver babies in dark rooms

and then 4) dunk them in water. LOL! The only way he

would have considered making changes is if a midwife

said NOT to change it!

Claudine

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In a message dated 1/23/01 8:08:22 PM !!!First Boot!!!,

claudineintexas@... writes:

> No, I don't think it will change a thing! I just hope

> it doesn't make things worse, LOL! I had my run-in

> with the head of obstetrics at Wilford-Hall Medical

> Center at Lackland AFB (long time ago - 15 years?).

> According to him midwives 1) don't know anything,

> 2)have dirty hands, 3) deliver babies in dark rooms

> and then 4) dunk them in water. LOL! The only way he

> would have considered making changes is if a midwife

> said NOT to change it!

>

Dear Claudine, Well maybe we should try that tactic.....Whatever works. You

would think a basic course in anatomy would give these guys a hint. Anne