To Sara - Off topic

[Guest guest]

Sara, What do you know about placenta previa?? I'm 20

weeks pregnant with number 2 and had an ultrasound

yesterday that showed that my placenta is low. I'm

scheduled for a second ultrasound at 28 weeks to see

if the placenta has moved. I'm trying not to worry at

this point but am a little nervous especially with my

very active 18 month old. I'd appreciate any info.

You can email me directly if you prefer. Thanks!

B., Charlotte

DOC band 2/12/01 - 8/2/01

--- kyle137@... wrote:

> Beck,

> Glad you are all ok. I just read your post

> before I had to go in

> to work. Babies have a mind of their own. They can

> turn at the last

> minute. We have had pts. scheduled for a c-section

> and the baby turned

> right before the section. Very experienced

> obstetricians can turn a baby

> , it's called a version. Of course they're are some

> risks involved that

> your OB would go over with you. Their are breech

> deliveries that are

> done but it depends on the OB and their comfort

> level. I had a c-section

> for fetal distress and it was a piece of cake.

> As a L & D nurse I'm a firm believer in doing what's

> best for the pt and

> baby? hope this helps, What has your OB said?

> sara(logan's mom)

> okla

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi , I just wanted to share my experience with placenta previa

with you.

I was diagnosed with placenta previa for one of my twins when I was

about 20 weeks along. As it happened, the placenta pulled itself up

my uterus (so to speak) as it grew and it was never an issue. I DID

have a C-section, but that was because I didn't dilate after 15 hrs

of pitocin! I hope this helps!

Jill Ramos, Las Vegas, NV

> > Beck,

> > Glad you are all ok. I just read your post

> > before I had to go in

> > to work. Babies have a mind of their own. They can

> > turn at the last

> > minute. We have had pts. scheduled for a c-section

> > and the baby turned

> > right before the section. Very experienced

> > obstetricians can turn a baby

> > , it's called a version. Of course they're are some

> > risks involved that

> > your OB would go over with you. Their are breech

> > deliveries that are

> > done but it depends on the OB and their comfort

> > level. I had a c-section

> > for fetal distress and it was a piece of cake.

> > As a L & D nurse I'm a firm believer in doing what's

> > best for the pt and

> > baby? hope this helps, What has your OB said?

> > sara(logan's mom)

> > okla

> >

> >

>

>

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