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Does anyone know how long (i live in ontario) we have to stay in the hospital after the baby is born? My circumstances are difficult and ill need to be home the following day or the same day if possible.
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4544384 tn?1356332467
I live in Alberta, my one sister was release 8 hours after she gave birth. My other sister was released 10 hours after she gave birth with her first, and 12 hours (even with minimal complications) after her second. As long as everything's good and you are able to void your bladder, I can't see Ontario being much different than here
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4281488 tn?1353905580
In Montana it's 4 days minimum for a c section and 24 hrs for vaginal birth.
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4562329 tn?1363818660
I think it is two day starting from when you come until the next day after the baby is born.
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I have a friend that lives in Canada and she got out the same day
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134578 tn?1693250592
What makes your circumstances so difficult that you must go home the same day as having a child?
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4484425 tn?1384228334
I don't know about Ontario but in Minnesota a vaginal birth with no complications they keep you for 24 hours but I heard from a friend that if you deliver without pain meds you can get out sooner.
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3112100 tn?1379614659
anywhere yu go yu usually stay like a day or 2 wit normal birth nd no complications, nd like 3-4 wit c section
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134578 tn?1693250592
I'm sure it will depend on how well you do with labor.  I had an emergency C section after 27 hours of labor, and they kept me four more days.
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