Thoughts on doing an at home enema before going to hospital to be induced tonight????
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The doctor and nurses are very professional. They don’t make a big deal out of it. Most of time you don’t even know if you did or not. Don’t worry about it. All you’ll be thinking about is getting that baby out. Lol
I was nervous to have a room full of people see me poop on the table, but in the moment pooping was the last thing I was worried about. Don’t put your self through more than needed.
Thanks everyone!!! I guess I don’t need to worry about it!! Lol!
Pooping on the table should be the last of your worries. Shit happens lol
I pooped while giving birth this time&& honestly you wont even care.. They don't make it noticeable either lol
lol are you that worried about pooping on the table?😂😂
You wouldn’t know if you pooped or not unless someone tells you. It’s normal to poop while pushing and unsafe to do an enema before delivery.
There’s a reason the hospitals stopped giving women enemas before delivery over a decade ago.
Trust me 99.9 percent of my patients poop..we don’t tell you. Life’s good.
@beakymcspence, I wouldn’t put anything past that hospital though. During my c section they sowed my uterus to my abdominal wall. I was in SO much pain for months. Didn’t even find out what happened until my second sons c section (almost 6 years later) where my now doctor told me he had to fix things
Holy 💩?! Omg. What in the world 😱🙈😅😅 Now I’m wondering what happened with mine 🤷🏻♀️🙈
I wouldn’t do it. It’s not necessary. Plenty of people poop while pushing 🤷🏼♀️
Not a wise idea.
I pooped the whole time pushing. It happens. Most the time they handle it with out anyone even noticing.
If you're being induced at 37 weeks theres likely a medical reason. Why risk complicating things further?
Big story: most women poop when pushing. Its nbd
If you're being induced at 37 weeks theres likely a medical reason. Why risk complicating things further?
Big story: most women poop when pushing. Its nbd