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ftm question (waxed or trimmed??)

im wondering when you go into labor, do you need to go in nice and wax/shaved or is nice and trimmed ok?
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You don't have to do anything.  If you prefer a trimmed or waxed appearance,  it is best to do it a few days before labor to reduce the risk of infection.
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8432403 tn?1410269779
lol my doctor told me only younger women are concerned with it. I was really embarrassed when I had my first cuz I hadn't shaved or anything in forever but they didn't care at all.
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I had my shaved before i went in. It doesnt matter. If they need to cut you they will trim it themselves
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If you need to be shaved the nurses will do it for you so don't panic too much. I haven't been able to see for weeks, or reach properly for that matter. I plan on getting a wax though. I figure if I get a wax in the next few weeks I will be ok to get one right before my due date
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It depends on your doctor, just ask him what should you do. I know at my hospital there are signs there saying that while pregnant your not spose to shave because it can cause an infection but like I said it all depends on your doctor he/she could be okay with which ever
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9121436 tn?1407979502
I've never heard it. I was with my first but usually am. I know with csection you have to be below the bikini line.
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