When one falls pregnant it is vital to locate the correct information, education and source of support to make your birthing experience enjoyable and pleasant. Caesarean section has become an extremely popular option, which in some instances is necessary but in most instances is not and prevents a mother from having a natural birth experience which is natural and beautiful. There are many fears that pregnant women carry with them when pregnant of which include routine episiotomies which is a small surgical cut made at the site of the perineum which hastens the birth should an emergency be encountered. If the birth is delayed due to the perineum being tight which causes the mother and baby to become stressed an incision will be made. In instances where the baby gets stuck in the birth canal, midwives make use of a vacuum or forceps delivery in conjunction with an episiotomy.
A procedure carried out during the time of delivery, requires the consent of both parents, if no consent is given, one can sue the midwife or doctor for any unethical procedures carried out. One also has the right to say no to any such procedures as mentioned above unless your birthing presents with a life threatening situation. Women that have an episiotomy or tear while delivering, results in loss of their sexual urge and enjoyment, and many women for months experience pain during intercourse. Six weeks after delivery women should speak to their midwife or obstetrician if they are still experiencing problems, as there are ways in which to alleviate these symptoms.
Midwife jobs Brisbane Australia is demanding and provides a rewarding opportunity for those that enjoy working one on one with people. Another major fear that expectant mothers experience is the death of their baby such as stillbirths. Such fear is normal to the unknown as such a situation is beyond the midwives and mothers control. Many pregnant women are also know to have distressing dreams which is normal, and they should be able to discuss this with their midwife and partner. In the case of a possible stillbirth or an abnormal birth, the parents should discuss the outcome and how they would cope with such an incidence, as this will prepare parents for the event should such an occurrence take place.
If such fears become obsessive and overwhelming, one should consult a psychologist especially if you are having premonitions, as it is completely normal for women to have a low level of anxiety about what could go wrong. Studies have shown that out of 69 thousands births in Victoria there were only 0.52% of births that resulted in stillbirth. With modern technology, such complications are extremely low.
