What you can expect during an induction process in a hospital setting
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Just got induced three days ago. Used the balloon method. Asked for a hit of morphine right after I started dilating rapidly 😂 the worst part of labor for me was when they placed the epidural into my spine. But the pay off was actually delivering my baby without feeling anything!!
Thank you so much for the information I’m scheduled to be getting induced next week Thursday Imma be 40 weeks 💙 pregnancy is healthy I’m excited nervous and curious about the process
Good luck! I hope it goes well!
How’d it go?
@@lorielsprague I got induced Friday the process took a few days but I been able to deliver vaginally and he came out healthy.
That’s awesome!!Praying for you and your baby!💕
I hope your birth went well mama!
Thank you for waking us through the process. I really don't want an induction but it's important to know the process anyway
Hey Anna my name is Kayla and I'm 11 years old! When I'm older I want to have kids! Your content is kind of helping learn what to do in the future when I have my kids! You also are inspiring me to become a Labor and Delivery nurse! I've always wanted to be a Pediatrician but now I want to to be both!! I love your content and you are amazing and such a beautiful person!
Wow thank you for your kind words. I love hearing that. You seem ambitious already! People like you and comments like this keep me doing what I’m doing ❤
@@annathenurse Thank You so much Anna! Honestly I love you so much ❤️ I can't tell you how much u have inspired me already! Your great and I bet you've helped a lot of other people out there like me!! And I can't wait to do what I love when I'm older!! Thanks for being such an inspiration for me and probably a ton of others!
Hey kiddo! Your spelling and grammar are stellar! If you want to be a doctor, I believe you have everything it takes to be one! If you want to do both pediatrics and labor/delivery, consider being a PA (physician assistant)! It takes fewer years of schooling than a doctor, and you'll be able to work in any specialty instead of settling for just one.
@@RonryAsAlways Thanks so much! I always appreciate tips like these from other people! I'll keep it in mind! And once again thank you so much! Have a great day or night !!
Primary care and family physicians are in desperate need in Canada and the USA. Definitely consider becoming one if you like babies and want to work in medicine. Family doctors, especially in smaller communities, often are the ones that handle all prenatal and postnatal care.
Mechanical dilation was the most painful thing I have ever experienced.
Oh my god I know right?
Just had my princess 3/22 and this is spot on
Aww
she's 2 days old?
I got induced on a Monday morning super early, then it took THREE DAYS for me to finally be admitted on the Wednesday night! Finally fully dilated around midnight, only to end up needing an emergency c section around 5am because the baby’s head was big and she wasn’t turned quite the right way. Oof
I had my son on the 12th. I had been given pit to help myself dilate faster. My contractions were brutal back to back. I'm lucky and my body reacts very well to pitocin. Once I got the pit and epidural, my little guy was out within a few hours.
I HATE pit for labor. Hate it, but it can definitely be needed
I love watching your Helpful Videos about what your job lifestyle is like, and how many Patients you normally have throughout your Shift Anna. 😃
I like how some people in the comments are like "more reasons why i don't want babies"
And i'm like
"More reasons why I can't wait to have babies" :D
Just noticed your headband in this video, can I get the info on it?
I had to get induced with my 2 pregnancies. The first one took so long: it start on tusday around 10 am I got a pill, a few hours later oxitocina but after 24 hours I wasn't even 3 cm dilated (they gave me morfina so I can sleep and rest) the put the Foley balloon too but didn't work. Finally the gave me pitocin and my baby was born on Thursday at 6 am vaginally. My 2nd pregnancy got induced too but I was in so much more pain that the first one. I had to get a emergency C-section. I wish I could have a normal delivery without any induction.
I’ve gotten induced 3 times! First one I went in Wednesday at 6 am and didn’t have her until Friday at 6:53 am. Second one was within a couple of hours and third was less then an hour after contractions starting buttttttt with that being said it feels absolutely horrible everytime and for some reason contraction pains get more intense with each labor. I’m pregnant with my fourth and already talked about a membrane sweep at 38 weeks with my midwive and induction at 39 weeks. And yes epidural has never worked for some reason 🤷🏻♀️
@@ashleyavalos7683 if I would be you, I'll ask for a C-section.
I was induced this week, it was really hard 🥲
Why?
@@cuteprincess441 I was over my due date.
@@cuteprincess441 Going over your due date increases the rate of still birth and complications. I had some complications but all is well now.
I Will have to deliver by C-section when I have kids. Your videos have really helped me understand the process. Would you be able to do a video on if you need a general anaesthetic with a C-section as that is what I will have to have (local doesn’t work with my condition) ❤
I got Pitocin 😊
Why do they need to take blood so much 😵💫 I never had an issue with passing out when my blood was taken and in the last year I passed out twice in roughly a two month span 😭 now I’m scared to get pregnant and have a baby if they’ll be pricking me with needles and taking my blood a lot
Because your blood can tell if you are healthy enough or have the proper levels of certain cells in your body for induction.
For example, if you don't have a high enough iron level going into labor and delivery, you could bleed more after delivery. If the doctor knows this ahead of time, they can be prepared.
If you have certain blood types and your baby has a different blood type, they need to know if your blood has mixed at delivery, and if your body is sensitized to the baby's blood as it will effect future pregnancies.
Overall, you get blood drawn 2-4 times while pregnant. It really isn't super often. And some things they can do a finger prick, like the iron levels.
Having a child is worth it. If you know you pass out, you can warm the person taking your blood, and they can help you. ♥️
I got induced at 16 and god dam after getting the iv to get hormones started it just went from there.😂
My water broke on a Saturday and I wasn’t induced till Monday and my cervix was fully closed so I was given petocin and then vaginal rods to help me dilate. The rods got me to 2 cm and after that the petocin helped me go further. I started my induction at 10 am Monday and had my baby girl at 3:13 on Tuesday the next day I only pushed for an hour.
Rods?
@@cr8736 it’s called dilapan it’s 5 rods that blow up to make and help you dilate
I'm open to a 3 and thin ,and this is my third pregnancy 😅 but she still said she thinks they're gonna start with prostaglandins... I wonder why
Anna my wife and i just found the Wednesday that she was pregnant with twins
It’s no wonder there’s no nurses in the hospitals when I go, they’re all on social media now😂😂😂
What are belly bands for?
Belly bands are stretchy bands that go around your belly, attached to the monitor of fetal monitoring (make sure baby’s heartbeat is ok)
I don't want any of this
But they're pressuring me.
Can you just chose to have a c section? Like if you just don’t want to do natural labor and everything is fine, can you just chose to have a c section?
I think so, most doctors won't recommend it if everyone is healthy, but I'm pretty sure you can request a scheduled C-section if you really want one.
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whoooo is allowing her to stick sharp nails into their cervix lol no ma'am
What happens if you refuse the cervical exam? Because I'm not allowing that! No way 🙅♀️🙅♀️🙅♀️
The first exam is important, because they need to know if your cervix is ready for labor. You need a nice, soft cervix that is ready to dilate before you move on.
A few things. The first is you will likely be given the opportunity to ask questions and it will be explained that without a cervical exam it is essentially impossible to know if your contractions are effective, if your labor is progressing and what stage your labor is in. Not being able to asses that can very likely lead to additional interventions and perhaps c-section. Discussing your reasons WHY you’re against the cervical exam, what if anything can be done to help you be more open to the benefits of that exam and what that exam entails. As a mom who has had three gigantic babies I can promise you that if you’re worried about the exam hurting fear not. If you’re laboring without pain meds you won’t care about how the exam feels as you’ll be focusing on contractions and if you are laboring with an epidural you won’t feel it.
@@codename495 I just don't want anyone looking/touching down there. I think I'm just going to have to insist on a C section, even if they don't want to do one. There's no way I'm going to let it happen the natural way. Pain isn't a concern of mine. It's the indecency and embarrassment.
@@changemymind666 a c section will have you naked, splayed on a table in a bright room full of strangers. You need a catheter inserted. So idk how less "embarrassing" that is.
Well don’t have kids hun, because they are gonna check down there … lol
I’m getting induced rn. Doing the balloon method soon. I am nervous ✨🥲
I’ve had that twice! It’s uncomfortable but not unbearable and it worked quite well for me. Good luck!