How I Avoided 3rd Degree Tears During Childbirth
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Learn how I successfully avoided experiencing 3rd degree tears during childbirth in this detailed birth story. I share valuable tips and insights on how to prevent tearing during labor and delivery, as well as the perineal tear repair procedure.
Watch as I discuss my preparation for birth and offer advice on how to handle perineal tears effectively. If you're looking for practical childbirth tips and advice on tear prevention, this video is a must-watch for all expectant mothers. Gain valuable knowledge on how to navigate the perils of childbirth and ensure a smoother delivery experience.
I had a third-degree tear with my firstborn, so what did that mean for my next labor? Let's chat about how to avoid a third degree tear and how to heal from a 3rd degree tear.
I had to remember that many women can have a straightforward vaginal birth after a third-degree tear, and even a fourth-degree tear.
In this video, I will discuss everything you need to know about preventing 3rd degree tears during childbirth. 3rd degree tears are a serious concern for many expecting mothers, but with the right information and techniques, they can be minimized or even avoided altogether.
I will cover the risk factors that contribute to 3rd degree tears, as well as practical tips and exercises that can help strengthen the pelvic floor muscles and reduce the likelihood of tearing.
Whether you are a first-time mom or have experienced tearing in previous pregnancies, this complete guide will provide you with valuable insights and strategies to help you have a smoother and more comfortable childbirth experience.
Don't let the fear of 3rd degree tears overshadow the joy of welcoming your new baby into the world. Watch this video to learn how you can take proactive steps to protect yourself and your baby during labor and delivery.
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Are you pregnant or know someone who is? It's important to be informed about preventing 3rd degree tears during childbirth.
3rd degree tears are severe tears that can occur during delivery, affecting the muscles and tissue around the anus.
Here are some tips to help reduce the risk of 3rd degree tears:
1. Practice perineal massage in the weeks leading up to delivery to help stretch and prepare the area.
2. During labor, try different positions such as squatting or kneeling to help open up the pelvis and reduce pressure on the perineum.
3. Listen to your body and push when you feel the urge, rather than following a strict timeline.
4. Communicate with your healthcare provider about your concerns and preferences for delivery.
Remember, every birth is different, and it's important to be flexible and open to different approaches.
By taking these steps, you can help reduce the risk of 3rd degree tears and have a more positive birthing experience.
I was prepared, and I go through what I did to prepare for this video.
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Firstly, recovering from a 3rd or 4th degree tear is important, and My Core Rehab program helped me every step of the way with my postpartum recovery after my firstborn.
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Next it was about having a plan in place to ensure my Birth Support Team also were very aware of the plan to reduce a third-degree tear again.
A vaginal delivery after a third-degree tear is certainly a topic to talk openly about, as many women want to know how to achieve this.
I had an incredible birth, a small tear that healed so well and my recovery was so much easier! I'm so happy I took the steps to really prepare myself for this.
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Thanks so much for sharing. Love from india❤
Just so happy it’s useful for you! ❤️ Kerryn
How was your pelvic floor after a 3rd degree and also after a 2nd baby? Did you do any exercises etc
Ps nice to hear you had a better birthing experience the 2nd time around
Thank you, yes both wonderful births, but so much better recovery second time around. Pelvic floor is good, just need to stay consistent in the journey of postpartum to keep pelvic floor awareness in exercises and programming - my Core Rehab program is designed just for that. Where are you at? Pregnant with number two? Or had your babies already? ❤️ Kerryn
@@PregActive Hi Kerryn, I just had my first baby (natural)6 months ago with a 3rd degree, but doc says I've got weak pelvic floor muscles, been exercising them for 6 months it's getting better but I hope it'll be strong by the time I do decide to have baby #2 God willing.
Did you notice if your pelvic floor weakened after birth? And how long did it take to strengthen up after exercises?