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Does getting induced automatically mean your getting a C-section? My boyfriend's sister told him that. And now he's telling me get ready to get a C-section. 😒😒😒
14.11.2015
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ngujen
ngujen
I didn't have one. I had her 11 hours after the pitocin.
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missing98user
missing98user
No ma'am. I had my baby vaginally 5 hours after getting pitocin.
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bella91
bella91
No tell her to shush.... ppl always saying irrelevant stuff to pregnant women like I have enough to worry about u r added stuff isn't necessary
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mrsschutte1323
mrsschutte1323
My sister and mil were induced and no c-sections.
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_prettyinpink21
_prettyinpink21
@ligermama, idk what she's being but she tells him all this nonsense and he tells me like it's true. Then when I google it or ask my mom it's the opposite. So I had to come on here and ask some moms about this one.
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maggie1129
maggie1129
@@_prettyinpink21 like with me they told me I had to be in at midnight and they were gonna insert a pill to soften my cervix more and than four hours later start my Pitocin so by 6 am they started Pitocin and broke my water around 8 they said if they seen no progress around 5 that after noon they would have to do a csection but I had my daughter at 311 but like they said only if they see ur not dilating
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leshea
leshea
No what to heck lol, Induction is to help you open and dialate in order to attempt a vaginal birth there's always that chance of your body not dialating which can cause you to have a csection
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ligermama
ligermama
It is definitely not a guarantee but your chances go up. I second watching the Business of Being Born. It explains the whole cycle. If you don't want to risk all those interventions, it's best to avoid an induction unless it's medically necessary. :) It is really not nice of her to act like it's 100%. Seems like she's trying to be a know it all and freak you out. :(
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mamalamadingdong
mamalamadingdong
It definitely increases your chances dramatically, but it doesn't guarantee it. It becomes much more complicated if you go in and your cervix is unfavorable or something, otherwise things usually go fine.
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tater4414
tater4414
Heck no it doesn't!!! I had to be induced because of extreme medical problems and was able to delivery naturally.
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meganeileen6
meganeileen6
no i went past due & had to get induced & delivered vaginally
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maggie1129
maggie1129
@pprettyinpink21, no ma'am I was induced two weeks ago and had my princess naturally the only way u will have a csection is if a emergency happens or if ur not progressing in dilation!!
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mommy_broadway
mommy_broadway
But don't let it sway your decisions ! Because you are mama and you will know what your body needs and when (:
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_prettyinpink21
_prettyinpink21
@thebroadwaybaby16, yes I have Netflix. I'm gonna look into that
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mommy_broadway
mommy_broadway
No, but the chances of having an emergency c section are a lot higher. if you have Netflix, watch The Business of Birth. it kinda explains how it raises your chances of c section and such. and is overall a really good documentary.
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