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Keepercjr
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>wanderlost</b></i>
no, there is usually no need related to CF for a c-section.
occasionally a mom has one for cf related reasons but it doesn't seem to be the norm, amd obviously the healthier you are to begin with, the lower your chances. We do see a lot of pregnant CFers being told they might need c-sections and it usually boils down to overly cautious docs inexperienced with CF.</end quote></div>
Just agreeing with Wanderlost <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
no, there is usually no need related to CF for a c-section.
occasionally a mom has one for cf related reasons but it doesn't seem to be the norm, amd obviously the healthier you are to begin with, the lower your chances. We do see a lot of pregnant CFers being told they might need c-sections and it usually boils down to overly cautious docs inexperienced with CF.</end quote></div>
Just agreeing with Wanderlost <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
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Keepercjr
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>wanderlost</b></i>
no, there is usually no need related to CF for a c-section.
occasionally a mom has one for cf related reasons but it doesn't seem to be the norm, amd obviously the healthier you are to begin with, the lower your chances. We do see a lot of pregnant CFers being told they might need c-sections and it usually boils down to overly cautious docs inexperienced with CF.</end quote></div>
Just agreeing with Wanderlost <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
no, there is usually no need related to CF for a c-section.
occasionally a mom has one for cf related reasons but it doesn't seem to be the norm, amd obviously the healthier you are to begin with, the lower your chances. We do see a lot of pregnant CFers being told they might need c-sections and it usually boils down to overly cautious docs inexperienced with CF.</end quote></div>
Just agreeing with Wanderlost <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
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Keepercjr
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>wanderlost</b></i>
no, there is usually no need related to CF for a c-section.
occasionally a mom has one for cf related reasons but it doesn't seem to be the norm, amd obviously the healthier you are to begin with, the lower your chances. We do see a lot of pregnant CFers being told they might need c-sections and it usually boils down to overly cautious docs inexperienced with CF.</end quote></div>
Just agreeing with Wanderlost <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
no, there is usually no need related to CF for a c-section.
occasionally a mom has one for cf related reasons but it doesn't seem to be the norm, amd obviously the healthier you are to begin with, the lower your chances. We do see a lot of pregnant CFers being told they might need c-sections and it usually boils down to overly cautious docs inexperienced with CF.</end quote></div>
Just agreeing with Wanderlost <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
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Keepercjr
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>wanderlost</b></i>
no, there is usually no need related to CF for a c-section.
occasionally a mom has one for cf related reasons but it doesn't seem to be the norm, amd obviously the healthier you are to begin with, the lower your chances. We do see a lot of pregnant CFers being told they might need c-sections and it usually boils down to overly cautious docs inexperienced with CF.</end quote>
Just agreeing with Wanderlost <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
no, there is usually no need related to CF for a c-section.
occasionally a mom has one for cf related reasons but it doesn't seem to be the norm, amd obviously the healthier you are to begin with, the lower your chances. We do see a lot of pregnant CFers being told they might need c-sections and it usually boils down to overly cautious docs inexperienced with CF.</end quote>
Just agreeing with Wanderlost <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
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Keepercjr
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>wanderlost</b></i>
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<br />no, there is usually no need related to CF for a c-section.
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<br />occasionally a mom has one for cf related reasons but it doesn't seem to be the norm, amd obviously the healthier you are to begin with, the lower your chances. We do see a lot of pregnant CFers being told they might need c-sections and it usually boils down to overly cautious docs inexperienced with CF.</end quote>
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<br />Just agreeing with Wanderlost <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
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<br />no, there is usually no need related to CF for a c-section.
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<br />occasionally a mom has one for cf related reasons but it doesn't seem to be the norm, amd obviously the healthier you are to begin with, the lower your chances. We do see a lot of pregnant CFers being told they might need c-sections and it usually boils down to overly cautious docs inexperienced with CF.</end quote>
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<br />Just agreeing with Wanderlost <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
condeclan06
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I had a c-section with my 2 year old son, by choice. My doctor and I decided together that it was best for me. My lung function dropped dramatically during pregnancy and I didn't want to take any chances with my life or the baby's during labor and delivery. The c-section was NOT bad at all. There was some pain, but there is pain with vaginal delivery. I was up and moving around normally in a week. The worst of the pain was when I coughed, but they give you some pain meds for the incision. Maybe not everyone has the same c-section experience, but mine was great. I plan to have a c-section with this next baby. Not sure if that helps!
condeclan06
New member
I had a c-section with my 2 year old son, by choice. My doctor and I decided together that it was best for me. My lung function dropped dramatically during pregnancy and I didn't want to take any chances with my life or the baby's during labor and delivery. The c-section was NOT bad at all. There was some pain, but there is pain with vaginal delivery. I was up and moving around normally in a week. The worst of the pain was when I coughed, but they give you some pain meds for the incision. Maybe not everyone has the same c-section experience, but mine was great. I plan to have a c-section with this next baby. Not sure if that helps!
condeclan06
New member
I had a c-section with my 2 year old son, by choice. My doctor and I decided together that it was best for me. My lung function dropped dramatically during pregnancy and I didn't want to take any chances with my life or the baby's during labor and delivery. The c-section was NOT bad at all. There was some pain, but there is pain with vaginal delivery. I was up and moving around normally in a week. The worst of the pain was when I coughed, but they give you some pain meds for the incision. Maybe not everyone has the same c-section experience, but mine was great. I plan to have a c-section with this next baby. Not sure if that helps!
condeclan06
New member
I had a c-section with my 2 year old son, by choice. My doctor and I decided together that it was best for me. My lung function dropped dramatically during pregnancy and I didn't want to take any chances with my life or the baby's during labor and delivery. The c-section was NOT bad at all. There was some pain, but there is pain with vaginal delivery. I was up and moving around normally in a week. The worst of the pain was when I coughed, but they give you some pain meds for the incision. Maybe not everyone has the same c-section experience, but mine was great. I plan to have a c-section with this next baby. Not sure if that helps!
condeclan06
New member
I had a c-section with my 2 year old son, by choice. My doctor and I decided together that it was best for me. My lung function dropped dramatically during pregnancy and I didn't want to take any chances with my life or the baby's during labor and delivery. The c-section was NOT bad at all. There was some pain, but there is pain with vaginal delivery. I was up and moving around normally in a week. The worst of the pain was when I coughed, but they give you some pain meds for the incision. Maybe not everyone has the same c-section experience, but mine was great. I plan to have a c-section with this next baby. Not sure if that helps!