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Do they prescribe you pain medication after you deliver and they send you home if your breastfeeding????
I had a c-section with my first. The gave me percocet in the hospital and to come home for the pain. I breastfed and used formula (I didn't have enough milk).
My baby was fine. I didn't think the recovery was that bad. I telly didn't have any pain after being home a couple of days.
My baby was fine. I didn't think the recovery was that bad. I telly didn't have any pain after being home a couple of days.
They gave me ibuprofen for the psin and they gave me a prescription in case ibuprofen was not enough. I just got the ibuprofen as i do not want to take any drugs whike breastfeeding my baby
The c section itself doesn't hurt. It's the healing process that's awful. I'm trying to avoid another one cause one you get home all you have is the pain meds they prescribe you and whoever's there to help you out.
20 mins well that makes me feel better thank you ! I cant wait to have my baby :-) God bless you Travismommy24 :-)
I had a c section, they prep me for surgery. They install a urinary catheter, gave me a soinal tap and anesthesia and they cut me open. You won't feel them cutting you only a lot of pressure and pulling. They sew me back together and it took about 20 minutes, took me back to my room and hook me up on morphine. The only pain I experience was trying to move around such as going to the bathroom..etc, they encourage you to walk so you won't develope any blood clots.
Im 16 weeks on my first pregnancy and want to know do c-section hurt ? Im hoping for a natural birth but whatever God intends to happen should happen . Anyone have advice on c-section just to be on the safe side ?
I had a c section with my first and they gave me percocet because it was safe for breastfeeding mothers.
If you're uneasy about it, just ask what the possible side effects in yourself and your baby are. And then ask about the likelihood of those side effects, you know, how often they occur. Then weigh the pros and cons and make an educated decision. And you can always fill the Rx and just hold on to it in case regular Tylenol doesn't help.
If you're uneasy about it, just ask what the possible side effects in yourself and your baby are. And then ask about the likelihood of those side effects, you know, how often they occur. Then weigh the pros and cons and make an educated decision. And you can always fill the Rx and just hold on to it in case regular Tylenol doesn't help.
The doctor prescribed me percocet when I was discharged from the hospital. I was afraid that it will harm my baby and will be in my breast milk, but the doctor reassure me it was safe. I took tylenol to be on the safe side.
They never did with my first
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