You will probably have extra back pain. Some people with rods can have epidurals, some can't. Your anesthesiologist will have to decide if its appropriate or not.
You would not automatically be considered high risk. Bedrest only if you have problems that would make it necessary.
I am glad I could help a little bit but yes she did amazing and is talking about having another baby. So it can be done. Good luck at the doctors. Take care!!!
I guess I should have posted that I do have a Doctors appointment on the 28th of this month. I told her about my situation and she said that we will do an ultrasound and discuss it. But It is still two weeks away and I am too excited to wait so i just wanted some quick info if anyone knew anything!
Court2629- I am glad your friend was able to do it! boosts my confidence level and lowers my worry level! Thank you!
One of my best friends had a similar surgery to yours she has a rod in her back and a scar from her neck to her tail bone. She has a daughter who is going to be two. She carried a healthy baby and did not have any complications. She did have a c-section but she didn't complain too much about any aches that I know of but every one is different. So if you are still having concerns I would talk to your doctor they can ease your mind a bit.
Congrats on the baby!!
Honestly, I know you have tons of questions but only your doctor can really answer those. You have a very unique situation and it's hard to say. If you already have back problems, it seems like the chances of you getting put on bed rest are high. I would do some research (maybe google) on people with scoliosis and pregnancies. Check on medhelp to see if they have a scoliosis forum. I would definitely schedule time to speak with your doctor about this and they can guide you in the right direction. Good luck and congrats!