Question 1

what is an ''op'' delivery?

Accepted Answer

Sunny Side Up: Op refers to the position of the baby's head at the time of delivery.  Occiput posterior or op is when the back of the baby's skull or occiput is toward the mother's back or posterior.  With the mother lying on her back, the baby comes out facing upward.  Normally, the baby delivers facing downward in the oa or occiput anterior position.  An op delivery is sometimes referred to as sunny side up.

Question 2

i am concerned about delivery ?

Accepted Answer

What are your: concerns. Discuss them with your OB.

Question 3

what is an ''assisted'' delivery?

Accepted Answer

Forceps or vacuum: Sometimes the baby is very low in the vagina, close to coming out but for various reasons the mother is unable to push the baby out completely.  In addition, the baby may be close to coming out but for various reasons the doctor might need to get the baby out immediately.  In certain circumstances it may be easier, faster, and safer to use forceps or a vacuum to get the baby out.

Question 4

what are the signs of delivery coming on?

Accepted Answer

Delivery: Signs that labor is approaching include dilation of the cervix. Loss of the cervical mucus plug is another sign. Some dilation and loss ov the mucus plug can occur weeks before the baby actually comes.  Many women develop an increase in energy level.  Once your water breaks it is important to tell your physician. Contractions may last half a minute to a minute and a half.

Question 5

any good diet home delivery plan?

Accepted Answer

Don't recommend: The reality is at some point you will have to have a 'relationship' with food; whether dining out, celebrations with friends and family or going to the grocery store.  Meal replacement plans are typically useful to get ready for surgery, otherwise have a poor record of long term weight control.  Eventually you'll have to quit buying the food and have a nutrition skill set.

Question 6

what happens if i tear during delivery?

Accepted Answer

Repair: Although the most natural of events occurring over tens of thousands of years, there are still some "kinks" to work out with this thing called childbirth.  Occasionally, tears do occur, and the physician or midwife you've entrusted with your care should know how to repair these birth "lacerations" and, most likely, avoid any long-standing problems.

Question 7

how long after a delivery do you bleed?

Accepted Answer

Bleed after pregnant: You can bleed up to 6 weeks after a delivery.

Question 8

how can i expect to feel after delivery?

Accepted Answer

Very dependent: There is a sense of relief that the journey is over, but how you feel depends on the journey.  If  the labor lasted three hours, you'll feel shocked but great.  If you were in labor for 2 days and were ultimately delivered by c-section, you'll be exhausted.  Try to enter the delivery process with an open mind.  With few expectations other than a healthy baby, you should feel fantastic.

Question 9

do women forget the pain during delivery ?

Accepted Answer

Delivery: Definitely not. Women can tolerate a lot more pain than men.

Question 10

80% effaced - 1cm dialated - delivery soon ?

Accepted Answer

Depends: It depends  on  how many  weeks pregnant  and if  the person is  in labor.  Be patient  and  good luck:).

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