40 weeks pregnant & no doctor?
What do I do now? Just wait until my water breaks? Im not complaining of any of the pregnant symptoms. When she is ready she is ready. But what happens if I go over 42 weeks? I cant have a vbac either.
I stand by my husband as he did not want me to have prenatal care.
Update:It doesn't matter the reason to any of you why we chose to not have prenatal care. It was a choice that we made as a family. Prenatal care is a option for a reason. Some believe in it, others don't agree with it.
Update 3:I did not have prenatal care with my first either. Husbands choice again. Did the same thing with him, went to one app to make sure all was well, all was well. Kept track of my health and I carried him until 38 weeks. Healthy 8pound baby boy
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Not the smartest choice I agree a lot of the things they do is over the top but thwey do it for your babies health I'd see a doc asap to check the baby and see that everythings ok or atleast registar at the hospitol and get them up to speed
You go to the hospital when your water breaks or you have contractions every 5-7 minutes apart . I hope for yours and babys sake that everything turns out okay and both of you are healthy. What kind of husband doesn't want his wife to get prenatal care? It was very unwise of the both of you
If you go over 42 weeks then you need to go to get monitored. Stress tests for baby, fluid checked, and most likely an induction.
Do you have a religious advisor of some type? You should talk to that person. You sound like you need some kind of advice.
If you've had a caesarean, then you could have a vbac or not.
You need to take care of your child. Your husband can take care of himself, but your child can not speak up for herself and trusts that you will care for her. Avoiding a doctor to stand by your husband is not taking care of your child. A religious advisor will help you resolve the conflict between what is best for your relationship with your husband and what is best for your child.
How do u knw if its a she if u haven't went 2 the dr...mabe u cud go 2 the hospital n register ur self if u have some type of insurance
Are you planning to U/C? I'm afraid I don't understand the question.