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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I had a C section from a failed induction, virtually no dilation so it should have been similar to a planned C, resulted in a severe C section isthmocele that was threatening to spontaneously rupture in the next pregnancy (if that happens it is fatal to the baby). The care I received before, during and after that pregnancy was absolutely horrific, I think because it was an iatrogenic injury and doctors didn't want to deal with it because it hurts their ego, embarrasses their colleagues and reminds them most C sections are not necessary. The next C section resulted in symptoms, a thin band of scar tissue holding the sides of my scar tissue, endometrium colonized by enterococcus (poop bacteria) and required another $20,000 specialty surgery to correct.

As for pelvic floor injuries: do not push for more than 2 hours and say no to forceps or vacuum. Even after what I went through I would say no to forceps.  [/quote]

I am so sorry for your experience. Your doctors sound awful. Was that local?[/quote]
No, it was Canada, and I have made it clear to my husband we will be leaving. I am convinced the doctors Canada can attract and retain are inferior as a result of my experiences. They all have attitude problems because they get paid less than American doctors. There is also the CMPA, a multi-billion dollar government funded malpractice scheme, that they can hide behind. Very eye opening experience overall. [/quote]

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