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    Posted: 18 January 2010 at 11:08am
talked to OB today and he said everyone should have them no exceptions..but that a few years ago if it was an elective they didnt do them..but now everyone must have the injections apparently..so interesting!
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Thats interesting - whats the injection and when is it normally done?? I had an emergency c/s and no injections that I remember...
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Didn't have injections for either of my 2 c-sections that I can remember?
What are they for?
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote mummyofprinces Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 18 January 2010 at 11:46am
anti clotting i still dont remember but i am requesting my notes so will check.

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Thanks KA, I don't think I got them either and had no idea about them until everyone started talking about it on here.
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No injections here either & mine was emergency. Strange!

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When do they give them?
I don't think I would have noticed when I was on the operating table so if they were given then, then I might have had them without knowing?
I had my c-sections (both emergency ones) in '04 (North Shore Hospital) and '06 (Waikato Hospital)....
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I had mine for 5 days, first one roughly 12 hours after c/s and thereafter 24 hourly, I was given an extra one "may as well as you're still here" was what the mw said (we were kept in longer cos Spencer had jaundice). And yep it is an anti clotting drug because the surgery increases your risk of having a blood clot go to your heart or brain (I know the word for that but no idea how to spell it), it was something that the aneasthetist went over in great detail and part of what you have to sign when you consent to the surgery.

I wouldn't think you would have them without knowing cos it's 4 jabs over 4 days and they are in the tummy and freakin hurt.

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I had to wear those pressure stocking things and had to do exercises for my legs/toes while I was there to help with clots but that's the extent of it I think.

I hate needles so I'm sure I would've remembered if I'd had them. They don't do it via IV lines if you have those in do they?
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No cos you wouldn't have them in for 4 days and I had IV lines in, even still had them when they gave the first injection.

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exactly what cuppatea said..anti clotting(they talked a lot about ti to me cause i lost a reasonable amount of blood) i specifically asked and he said everyone should have them.. though i have to wait till 39 weeks for c section not everyone has to do that:(!!!

heparin or something? yeah they always do them in tummy... he was very surprised i didnt have stockings last time.. he looked very surprised that some people i know didnt have them but said that about the last few years(changed rules) in between the fire alarm testing that was going on while he was talking lol!:)
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Yea those random injections. So strange that some of us had them and some didnt. I had them for 4 days in the evenings.
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I had them after my emergency c-section with Jamie, I believe they are Clexane, but don't quote me on that one! I think I was given either two or three.   I was so groggy for the first few days I don't remember!    They stung a bit but I didn't care after my horrible labour.

I didn't have them after my elective c-section with Sam, so not sure if that makes a difference.   Although it could just be a recent thing?   It's been over 2.5 years since I had Sam.

Oh and I had to wear the pressure stockings this time and I didn't the first time.
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I didnt have them, but I'd lost quite a lot of blood (they were humming and haa-iing about a blood transfusion the full 3.5 days I was in hospital, and couldnt understand how I could stay standing up given my haem levels!) so I'm guessing anti-clotting agents would have just increased the blood loss?
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I didnt have them but I was given stern words from one of the hospital MWs to keep my stockings on!
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Never had the stockings, shame cos they are probably just the thing to make you feel real sexy after giving birth

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote peanut butter Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 18 January 2010 at 8:49pm
oh yeah!!!! Lovely white stockings that come right up to the top of your leg........men with school girl fetishes would probably quite like them. I did not! Not in January, in a hospital with no AC.....very hot and sticky.
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spesh if you have a reaction to morphine and are so blimmen itchy and you just want to scratch your legs but stupid stockings are in the way argh!
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I didn't have any injections either after my emergency CS and had no idea about them until I opened this thread! I did got told off by the nurse for asking if I could take the stockings off, I think they only let me take them off the afternoon I was discharged lol

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Ha the stockings, i hated them sooo much, it was still pretty hot in March... i got them off around day 2. By yeah i got the jabs for 5 days, and i had a transfusion. Strange some dont have them, although lucky is another word that comes to mind! I was crying so much on the 5th day begging for her to let me go with out it! I didnt succeed!

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