babydust92
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So... yesterday I was worrying I'd go overdue and have more weeks to wait til I meet my daughter but life has a way of throwing things at you. I had my 39 week scan and things took a turn (not a massive turn) but the doctors recommended an induction as she wasnt growing as she should and they couldn't tell if it was to do with my placenta or not.
I'm a little nervous but mostly excited as if Christmas is here lol. I could barely get to sleep last night lol. Anyway I'm nervous because I'm not entirely sure what to expect and I've been told that an induced labor can be a lot more painful than a natural one and I've also been told that that it can also hurt when they try to break my waters etc. I'm pretty sure the moment it's available I'll be screaming for an epidural lol.
Anyway what are peoples experiences with having an induced labor and how long does it take (especially if it was your first baby).
Also will it be obvious when I can invite my second birthing partner to the hospital because I cant do this without my sister and you can only have one during the induction stage which will be my partner. Also in NHS hospitals can they do the induction process in a ward with curtains drawn or are you guaranteed a private room as I would like my partner to stay as much as possible as I'm a very anxious person especially when I'm alone in strange surroundings.
I'm a little nervous but mostly excited as if Christmas is here lol. I could barely get to sleep last night lol. Anyway I'm nervous because I'm not entirely sure what to expect and I've been told that an induced labor can be a lot more painful than a natural one and I've also been told that that it can also hurt when they try to break my waters etc. I'm pretty sure the moment it's available I'll be screaming for an epidural lol.
Anyway what are peoples experiences with having an induced labor and how long does it take (especially if it was your first baby).
Also will it be obvious when I can invite my second birthing partner to the hospital because I cant do this without my sister and you can only have one during the induction stage which will be my partner. Also in NHS hospitals can they do the induction process in a ward with curtains drawn or are you guaranteed a private room as I would like my partner to stay as much as possible as I'm a very anxious person especially when I'm alone in strange surroundings.