Doctor saw her @ 6pm, he wants to get her to 37 weeks . They will keep her in hozzie for now, possibly let her home if there are no signs of infection, but she would have to go to hozzie every day to be monitored....She is on anti biotics daily too...baby is breech and unlikely to turn due to fluids gone so this will mean a planned c section 37 weeks unless they are concerned for er or baby before then, and it will be an emergency c section....no real chance of a natural birth they think
She is very positive, not too happy about c section and worrying about housework and hubby making a mess so she must be feeling better!!!!
Thanks again for all your kind wishes, hopefully I will sleep better tonight now I am not worrying too much xxx
hun its good that she can hold off a little longer, and it seems she's getting alot of support and help! I wish my sis was like you lol!!
Hope she feels better soon hun and bubs turns!!
Glad that everything is well with your sister and her baby, it must have been a big shock for her.
It's incredible how things vary from region to region though. My waters broke at 34+2 weeks and there's no way that I was allowed home from hospital due to the risk of infection. If I was 37 weeks plus I would have been allowed but not before that.
My waters broke when I was 35+1 weeks and they wanted to keep me in and gave me anti biotics but I started having contactions that night and had him the following morning
She rang me last night @ 11pm in tears, was trying to sign herself out of hozzie She was so fed up, and confused and missing home....Managed to talk her into staying in overnight until doc saw her
Docs been today and is prepared to let her go home this affy, she has to be on anti biotics, and mointored twice a week back at hozzie. They are going to try and get her to 37 weeks before her planned c section...
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