Got a letter through the post the other day saying I have an appointment at the hospital to see an anaesthetist, is this…
Got a letter through the post the other day saying I have an appointment at the hospital to see an anaesthetist, is this common? Been trying to look online why I need to see one and all it talks about is high BMI which I don't have so I'm confused 🤷🏼♀️
BANNED·
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Not 100% sure... think it's to discuss what pain relief you plan on having during labour x
Sara-Louise·
There are a few reasons why they make this appointment but it's just a brief chat about pain relief options as above said.
Shannon Darbyshire·
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@squish86 yeah maybe I was a bit worried when I read it so I had a look to see why people had to see anaesthetists and everything was coming back as high BMI so I was pacing round saying the cheeky sods, got a scan to see where my placenta is on weds so I'll try find out then so I'm not left wondering 😂 x
Laura·
I have the same thing. Are you classed as high risk atal? Or have any underlying medical conditions? If you are consultant led they do it too. Xx
Shannon Darbyshire·
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@laurabump27 no not classed as high risk all that was mentioned in my notes was the fact I had a bad back problem a few year back, and I got a letter through last week saying I had low iron that's all I can think of xx
Laura·
I mentioned I have painful joints sometimes. So it could be because of your back. It's nothing to worry about just incase you needed pain relief it's ready for you. Mines on Thursday so I'll let you know xx
Shannon Darbyshire·
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@laurabump27 ahh i never thought my midwife and doctor said they thought I had SPD last time I went it could be related to that! But yeah thanks hun 😊 xx