Ny & Huggles, im hoping they still give me the shot of steroids if i get to 36 as a precautionary measure.. as i read on the premature section that someone who gave birth at 36 or 37 had to have nitric given to their baby to help open its lungs to breathe.. i know they concentrate a lot on lung maturity and he said the good thing about 36 is less intervention in NICU but 36 is still a good 4 weeks ( a whole month) early and therefore i myself would request for the steroid shots as ive hears nothing and nothing but good stories after steroids and how well babies have done in NICU with breathing, especially the ones who have recieved the shots.
Huggles, there is no chance at all that i will be able to give birth naturally as the main cause of all this problem is low amniotic fluid. with low amniotic fluid, baby does not have enough fluid to be able to turn herself down to the natural birth position, plus doctor said that with my baby being small in weight and measurements, even if she turned and i had enough fluid, they wouldnt want to risk the whole contraction thing which stresses babies during delivery.
My baby does not have enough fluid to turn herself round, so i wont be able to give birth naturally, but apart from that, he said anyway we would not want to put a IUGR (intra uterine growth restricted ) baby under the distress of natural birth.
so c - section it is !! atleast ive got Ny on this thread as a section buddy :thumbsup: