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For those who have had both a csection & a natural birth which was more difficult honestly?
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I had a csection with my daughter. Was not good. They messed up and had to put me complete under. Met my daughter 2hrs later when I woke up. Had a spinal headache for a week, incision was very painful. I cried getting in and out of bed to feed her. After a week it ripped open which fn hurt like a b, but it was infected so after it opened and got the infection out it was better. Took me 2-3 weeks to feel better. Can barely see a scar. Hoping for a vbac this time. If I have to do csection... I hope for a better Dr! Lol. My luck was horrible. He said what happened to me is like a 2% chance... Important thing is my baby girl is healthy!
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Natural birth! You heal so much more.quickly!  Especially if you breastfeed as the. uterus contracts down to normal size more quickly! Xx
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Csection is easy in the sense you don't do anything and it is over in about 5-45 minutes. But to recover is harder and much more pain. Natural birth can take up to hours of hard labor. However, recovery is quick and feel better after 2 days or so. I have to have another csection because my last one was a T incision, so i will always have to have a csection at 36 weekd or else,my uterine will bust open.
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