Iatrogenic diseases, pregnant women

[Guest guest]

This post is motivated by reading in this group that pregnant

women urine contains drug for AIDS!

 

The posts on iatrogenic diseases were very informative. I suffered

from such disease.

 

In 1984, I had a C-section delivery. I was covered by medical

insurance. "Your babies head is large and at 33, your pelvic muscles

loose the elasticity for normal delivery. Unless you wish to suffer

serious tears, we better decide for C-section". I agreed, since my

pain tolerance is low.

about 18 hours after entry into maternity home, I had a clean section

and my son was born.

Despite great wish and herbal medicines for lactation, I could not

feed my son beyond four months.

And three years thereafter, I experienced perimenopause. Weight gain,

vertigo, electric shock like feelings in head, some times as if a

work is crawling, etc. scanty menses lasted only two years therafter,

but symptoms contined for few more years. The modern drug Stugeron

tablets and few more could offer no help.

It was finally diet change and Panch Gavya product Nari Sanjivani

relaxed all my symptoms and today I do not eat after sunset.

 

Nobody could tell me what was wrong with me when I suffered acute

vertigo. Even standard ayurvedic medicines did not help. Finally,

with PanchGavya medicines I obtained total relief.

 

The research led me to belive that the change in my nervous system

was due to obstetric intervention, and two important scientific

proofs of this are given below.

 

http://www.midwiferytoday.com/enews/enews0436.asp#main

http://www.midwiferytoday.com/enews/enews0437.asp#main

 

My advice to those women who have discovered themselves to be

pregnant is that they should visit yoga schools and practice

yogasanas, urine therapy etc everything necessary to ensure that they

are able to deliver normally and feed their offsprings to make them

healthy.

 

It is also learnt that a pregnant lady, if she does 108 parikramas at

Saptgomata temple daily, she will not only have normal birth, but

baby will become fare. Such temples are located at Akola and

Khamgaon, Maharashtra.

 

Bhanu

[Guest guest]

That is fascinating; I went through a C-section in 1988 for breech

birth and had a tubal ligation at the same time and that is exactly

when all my major health problems started. The perimenopause and hot

flashes and everything is exactly as you described it. When I got home

from the hospital, I had to sleep under a fan ever since because of

the night sweats and hot flashes and I was perfectly healthy until

then except for accidents, broken bones, burns, and acute stuff. After

that all I had was a bunch of chronic conditions.

 

It had occurred to me that the surgeons had messed up the blood supply

to my ovaries and that the operation totally put my hormones out of

whack, but I have never heard anyone explain the exact same symptoms I

have had. I still have some hormones because I am very fat, but they

are not the right ones or I would feel better. If I had to do it

again, I would not have the tubal; I am not sure about the c-section;

that was probably necessary given the skill level of the doctors I was

dealing with; it was a teaching hospital and they dealt with very poor

people and in an inner city. They also had a fairly high rate of

cystic fibrosis with breech births done naturally, they said.

 

It was a very scary experience. They cursed at me because I refused

an epidural and demanded general anesthesia and were very rough, but

all my friends had had them and were really messed up for years

afterwards with back problems and headaches and such. The general

anesthesia was very scary, like a very bad drug trip, and I think

something may have gone wrong because I have been terrified of

anesthesia ever since and before I had no major problems with it. Then

to top all of that off, they had asked me before my daughter was born

if I would adopt her out, because I am a single mother; I refused and

they sent the social services people out to my home before I got home

from the hospital to try to declare my home unfit. I was travelling

with a carnival at the time, but had decent living conditions. To be

fair, they had asked me before I had her if I had planned to have a

baby and if I had wanted to have a baby. I told them that I had not,

but that I would take correct care of her and do my duty as a mother.

I had no idea how I would feel, having never had a child before. As

soon as I saw her, I fell absolutely in love with her and have dealt

well with her ever since. That was a very strange experience.

 

On 6/7/05, bhanutikare <bhanutikare wrote:

.. "Your babies head is large and at 33, your pelvic muscles

> loose the elasticity for normal delivery. Unless you wish to suffer

> serious tears, we better decide for C-section". I agreed, since my

> pain tolerance is low.

> about 18 hours after entry into maternity home, I had a clean section

> and my son was born.

> Despite great wish and herbal medicines for lactation, I could not

> feed my son beyond four months.

> And three years thereafter, I experienced perimenopause. Weight gain,

> vertigo, electric shock like feelings in head, some times as if a

> work is crawling, etc. scanty menses lasted only two years therafter,

> but symptoms contined for few more years. The modern drug Stugeron

> tablets and few more could offer no help.

 

> The research led me to belive that the change in my nervous system

> was due to obstetric intervention, and two important scientific

> proofs of this are given below.

>

> http://www.midwiferytoday.com/enews/enews0436.asp#main

> http://www.midwiferytoday.com/enews/enews0437.asp#main

>