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[lil_mama_415]

did anyone else besides me have a traumatic delivery? I pushed for 4.5hours and then they decided to do a csection and my epidural had been worn off during labor then completely quit working on the operating table (worst pain ever! i felt everything) and the dumb anesthesiologist would not do anything cuz she was too busy walking around she was like they stitching your skin im like B**** i know i feel it! did anyone else have something like this happen?

 

[skc22]

I had a pretty rough time of it too. I had a 5 day labour, over 6 hours pushing, failed forceps/episiotomy, plus I tore really badly and then the EMCS. My epidural wore off when they were suturing me up (c section and vaginal tear). But I had an amazing anaesthetist. He asked the surgeon to use some local, and she refused because she was nearly done. The anaesthetist started yelling at her, saying you have been sewing her up for over an hour now, its not going to matter to stop for 10 minutes while the local takes affect. The surgeon did it, but wasn't at all happy.

 

[lil_mama_415]

glad im not alone on this but it scares me now to ever have another baby cuz of all the health issues plus all of the delivery issues

 

[Arisa]

have you written or sent of an official complaint? you should not have felt anything in regards to the C-section :/
I had pre eclampsia and had to have an emcs when i wanted an elective so i had mien three weeks eary and was very ill and sweaty and the epidural hurt so much going in as did the iV drips and i had bruises on my hands and arms from all the blood tests as on top of the pre eclampsia I also had anemia and SPD so a mixture of painful complaints making recovery very hard as i am still in pain all over my body four weeks later but thankfully you its not all C-sec related. I think trauma can be caused by a lot of things and pain stays in our memory for a long time, I hope you get the help and counselling you need too