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Q: Can Ceasarean Be Done On 7 Months Multiple Pregnancy?

asked by: temitop on October 14th, 2004

New User

I want to be sure whether a caesarean can be done on multiple pregnancy at 7 months cos of high blood pressure,i want to have my babies,i don't want to lose them so please advise

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Mommy2Seany

replied on October 14th, 2004

Experienced User

If you can make it longer, I would go a bit longer, that is a very high risk, and I say if you can do it, if not if the doctors are offering to do it the odds of survival are probably good.

katiescom

replied on October 14th, 2004

New User

Your dr wouldn't suggest it if he didn't thing that it was best for you and your babies. If your blood pressures are really high, it could compromise the babies. I used to work in labor and delivery as a tech, so I have seen both ends of the rainbow. Smile

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