Born on 10/18 via C-section. After almost 17 hours of labor, I was lying under epidural on the CTG m…

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Born on 10/18 via C-section. After almost 17 hours of labor, I was lying under epidural on the CTG monitor, unable to get up. Labor was weak, there was dilation but almost no pushing, and oxytocin didn't help. In the end, I was taken for surgery. Baby is 3600g, 53cm, our little cosmos 🥹 After birth, complications began: my hemoglobin dropped to 65, and an ultrasound found a hematoma in my abdomen. They decided to transfer me to gynecology on the third day, and the baby was discharged home. I was stressed, crying, and worried about the whole situation and what awaited me next 😢 On the same day, 10/21, I had a laparoscopy. I had drainage tubes, and it was very painful to walk with them, everything hurt inside 😬🙈 I was on IV antibiotics for almost 5 days. I was discharged home on 10/26, to my little ones. Overall, from the start of hospitalization on 10/13 until discharge, I was away from home for almost 2 weeks. What a fun story)
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Lyudmila
Wishing you a smooth recovery. Glad you're home now.
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Alena
The most important thing is that it's all behind you, and the joy of motherhood is ahead 🌷
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Anna Klyuchevskaya
I understand that a C-section is much harder than natural birth. The main thing is that everything is okay now, grow healthy!
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Oksana
Wishing you a speedy recovery!
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