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1. Episiotomy

   The article was unbelievably better than Wickipedia who are requesting better material for theirs. Can you send your to them?

   

   Guest is discussing this in: Conditions E > Episiotomy And Tears

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2. Third degree tear in Ireland

   I had a baby girl 10 lbs 4 yrs ago it was a tough labour after nearly 30 hrs they gave me an episiotomy which led to the tear I had about 250 suitors internal and ....

   

   Guest is discussing this in: Conditions E > Episiotomy And Tears

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3. Fourth degree tear with cloacal type defect

   My daughter gave birth to a baby boy in 2008. At the time everything seemed fine, she was given an episiotomy, baby was born, she was stitched for second degree ....

   

   Guest is discussing this in: Conditions E > Episiotomy And Tears

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4. Episiotomy & having to live with it..

   My first child was born in 1990 and I had to have an episiotomy with him due to him panicking, its been almost 20 years now & even today it still tears a bit ....

   

   Guest is discussing this in: Conditions E > Episiotomy And Tears

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5. Episiotomy and tears (3rd degree)

   I'm a patient in Australia,and i went through a 3rd degree 3 years back and they operated me the second time 2 years back. But the pain is still there and its bleeding ....

   

   jeevanie is discussing this in: Conditions E > Episiotomy And Tears

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6. Third/Forth Degree tear

   I was so happy at the the birth of my 2nd child (a boy) that it did not matter that I had to have stiches, it was not until later that I was told that I had a problem. ....

   

   Guest is discussing this in: Conditions E > Episiotomy And Tears

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   • Posted 24 October 2007
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