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Hi all I have complete full pereavia and have had 2 heavy bleeds one at 24 weeks and one at 30 weeks which have both settled after a couple of days in hospital I'm currently 32+5 and I get my date for my section on the 31st which is a week on Friday I'm just curious on how early they will book my section in because I have read that they try let you go to 39 weeks. This is my 3rd pregnancy and I was early with my last 2 one at 37+3 and one at 36 weeks and went into labour myself with both so surely they will not try let me go to 39 weeks I'm just scared incase they do because I've been told me it could be dangerous for me go to labour
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Learn more about our guidelines.Following. I have a friend with complete previa, she’s has two spotting incidents and is 23.5 weeks. Sending you ♥️ and best wishes for a safe and smooth delivery
@Peir mine have been heavy bleeds it's horrible this it my 3rd pregnancy and had nothing like this with the other 2 x
@Jen so hard and so scary! I 🙏 things get better for you and baby!
@Peir thankyou I'm just dreading the labour now I just can't wait for him to be here and safe and sound x
I had placenta praevia and my section was when my daughter was 37 weeks and 5 days old. I had two steroid injections before for her lungs xx
@Bethy was it a planned section and did you have previous pregnancies xx
I was in hospital with consistent bleeding from 35wks, c section booked for 37wks as they didn’t want to do it any earlier. Waters broke so ended up having c section 36+2! 😊 I’m sure 37wks is earliest they like to do it if you have constant bleeds xx
@Mills okay thankyou I think I'm just scared to go into labour because I've been told it can be so dangerous xx
@Jen don’t be scared! I went in to labour and then had the c section 6 hrs later, they keep monitoring you constantly to make sure your contractions aren’t frequent. Mine were every ten mins and i felt absolutely fine so was happy to wait. If they got worse they would have moved the c section sooner - it was sort of like a semi emergency but still very calm xx
@Jen it was a planned Caesarian and I had a previous emergency Caesarian under general anaesthetic 😢
@Mills thankyou this is abit reassuring I don't live too far from the hospital so I would be able to get there pretty quickly I'll just wait to see what they say at my scan on the 31st see what ny date will be xx
@Bethy I get my date on the 31st see when mine is going to be I've never had a c-section before x
I’ve had one bleed at 26 weeks (with contractions) and have my c-section scheduled for exactly 36 weeks. They really don’t want me going any further than that.
@Hannah Freeman that's what I was thinking because I went into labour with my first at 37 weeks contractions started at just after half 6 in the morning my waters broke at quarter to 7 and he was born at 4 minutes past on the living room floor and the paramedics arrived just after he was born and then my second one lot of my waters were trickling for 4 days and I had him at 36 weeks exactly so can't see them letting me go to 39 weeks
I had a full previa with no bleeds. I was still schedule for a C-section at 37 weeks. Baby was healthy and we left the hospital after 4 days
They have booked mine for the 3rd of may (39 weeks exactly) I'm in hospital yet again for a 4th time tonight though x
I’m concerned for the same reason you are. This is my 3rd, my doc wants me to wait until 39 weeks before c-section, but I went into labor and delivered my second at 38 weeks. I’m not sure the reasoning for waiting since everything I’ve read says to do the c-section between 36 and 37+6.