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I feel relieved after reading this. I was also wondering how common it was. I feel better now if it happens to me.
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I had the same question when I had my first baby at 17 I had an enima to reduce the risk. I am now told it is unlikely to happen, but is possible but thats what doctors are there for don't worry if it does happen it is natural and if the doctor can't handle it then he shouldnt be a doctor, just relax forget the enima!!!
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This was a huge fear for me too. And guess what happened? I wouldn't have even noticed it happened but the doctor came in to check me and he asked the nurse to clean me up. No big deal was made about it. My husband said something about it to the nurse and she said it happens about 75% of the time. She was so woderful about it.
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OH Honey. as far as I know I did not do it with my first. I was scared to death that I would with my 2nd and once I was there and in hard lobor and having my daughter naturally no painkillers I did it and did not care I was in so much pain. Besides the doctors and the nurses are used to it all.
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Yep... I did it with my first child, and that was my biggest fear during pregnancy too. I was more embarrased about my husband seeing it than I was about the Dr seeing it. My husband said that they were cleaning it away as soon as it came out, so he barely even noticed.
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i did and i didnt care cuz i was hurting everywere and i just wanted the baby out of me
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yes it is very true,you do realise that in order to push a baby out you have to push with your lower body?meaning like your having the largest bowel movement in your life.it's the only way.i wasn't embara__sed .didn't happen but if it had ,hell the doc get's paid good money no matter what flies at him,lmao.it'll be ok just roll with it.good luck
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