Labor Precautions (Obstetrics - Third Trimester)

[@TtownChic419]

I love how you are aware and believe in a women's intuition.

[@samanthacoetzee5854]

I must admitt its very seldom that you meet a professional that is so passionate about what they do.. you can hear it in the sound of his voice.. may you be Blessed uterly for standing on the receiving end and wittness how YHWH uses you to assist in the birthing process.

[@stephaniehunterdell7650]

i love this guy! i could listen to him all day! i do adore my ob too so i am very fortunate. thanks for making these videos, very calming and relaxing while getting helpful information.

[@ash6770]

i like this guy. he helped a lot. i am 40 weeks and 5 days. getting induced in 2 days but had bloody show today. we will see but dr. green put my mind completely at ease with his videos.

[@omosighoiyawe5149]

I like watching him because he's like my doctor. She takes her time to talk me through things. She makes sure I don't leave the hospital with any question in my mind. So understanding and simple. Love from Nigeria.

[@raa8504]

I'm 39 weeks I don't find my dr supportive at all 😭😭 I always watch your video

[@MedTwice]

You should monitor the frequency of the contractions. When they are coming regularly, every 5-7 minutes, I would recommend going in to get checked. You are one of the fortunate few, this is not the typical way 99% of people experience labor. You may have some false alarms and get sent home a few times but if you are having regular contractions, you should be checked.

[@jetrafans9318]

Med Twice love you sir

[@Itzabbyhere]

lol he's funny.... first doctor am actually enjoying on here

[@jetrafans9318]

Lovely way of explaining

[@LadyUTP]

thank you!! 38 weeks pregnant!

[@jessicahogeland7573]

I am a nursing student and this has helped tremendously. Thank you,

[@MMHorsemanship]

What a nice doctor. Wish there were more that I could find like him.

[@primetimebloke]

Good thing i found this channel at 38 weeks! So informative.

[@jazminehurtado4951]

They tried to send me home with my second child they said I looked “too calm” they put me on a monitor and we’re getting my discharge papers ready when they checked I was already 6cm dilated she looked at me and said “wow never mind it looks like you’re staying”

[@mrsmikaelac]

You have such a calm and caring nature. I hope my OB is as wonderful as you!

[@caitlynconcha1397]

I love this guy. Hes so genuine

[@TheLydiaM]

I wish you were my OB! You seem like you actually communicate with your patients! My OB doesn’t say 2 words to me during my visits. 😏

[@KnestingFarmEnterprises_]

First doctor to help me understand this. Thank you.

[@Donna-hi5tb]

lol, "get off the couch"..

[@333god_is_true]

Lord you give me peace of mind, bless you for your passion Doctor ❤️

[@milakuniz7779]

Great video, informative and straight to the point 👍

[@Idzi005]

I honestly like this doctor.

[@liberty769]

Wish theres more doc like him

[@ZolaArtsFactory]

You seem so kind.

[@chelseahenry1110]

Thanks for validating intuition!

[@nataliae.bustacara1740]

Kind Doctor great explanations. Thank you.

[@Bjayretrokickz]

I love this doctor. I wish he can deliver my next baby.

[@Seniamariiee]

He’s great he was my dr last year I was shocked when he walked in the room lol

[@MedTwice]

Be careful what you wish for...

[@carmelcastillo8850]

Great doctor!

[@sarahrose6851]

Omg this was so helpful!!!! Thank you,you are a awesome doctor! 😄

[@theemakeupnailslayer5331]

I love this guy such a nice doctor thanks for all the info 💖

[@SpyChiick]

Answered all my burning questions in one video. Awesome!

[@aliciariley144]

My doctor sucks! I wish he was my doctor.

[@pjloves6jenson316]

Not always true when I got to the hospital the nurse said “ you don’t look like your in labor” then she checked me and I was almost 6 cm dilated....

[@Darlarose33]

Had that happen to me with my second, but i was 7cm

[@mojeallstarke]

Me, too :D I came to the hospital, told the nurses I thought I was in labour and the midwives were like "Aha sure, yeah, ok, we'll be with you in a second" and went back to reviving a new dad who passed out in labour room. When they got around to checking me out, I was at 9 cm and they were kind of embarrassed 😀

[@kayjay8790]

Right! One thing I can say for sure is every pregnancy is different and so is every woman. I am 36 weeks now and this pregnancy is 100 times different than my son (15 years ago) I felt very little pain but my mucus plug came out that morning- went to the doctor to make sure things were ok the next morning and I was 5cm dilated. They told me to go straight to the hospital and I had my son that night.. lol

[@P.Ross192]

If you ar GBS positive and need the extra time at hospital for the IV of antibiotics should you still follow the 3-5 minute rule?

[@shellanerobinson1674]

I like this doctor alot.

[@zahramohd911]

I do like this Dr

[@Chicarely22]

Thank you for explaining it very well.

[@lyss222]

My water broke like in the movies lol, so I knew it was time! I started having regular contractions but they did start out mild, just as he explained. Over time they became 100% obvious, I had to breathe through them, eventually there may have been some primal animal noises coming out during transition 🤣

[@angel_dee9814]

I died at “get off the couch”

[@Christreturns4sure]

Thank you. God bless you

[@CGCentral]

I was all smiles until I was 7cm, then after that was just a normal face. I have a high pain tolerance,they couldn’t believe I was a 7cm. I got on the scale,then changed in my gown,they checked and I was a 10 and my water broke. I went in because my mucus plug came out and not even 2 hrs it was time to push,but I ended up getting an emergency c-section.

[@katielee3320]

Thank you for these videos!!!!

[@meaganberglund4269]

I love this guy! So helpful!

[@mariapayan7120]

I’m 40 weeks and waiting for labor ... I’m so scared!!!!!!!

[@zzevonplant]

I'm seeing your comment a year later, and I'm 28 weeks right now and I'm wondering how your labor went. I'm also really scared... like, extremely scared. So I'm wondering if it turned out alright for you. Did you have a boy or a girl? 😊

[@theresadix5957]

Ha that was funny. You do a good job of explaining. Love your sense of humor.

[@StoicismWorks]

Oh I’m definitely breaking traffic laws in this case 🤣

[@sharonab07]

your such a great ob/gyn

[@allisonjacobs6145]

Haha I knew it was time to go when I was just bawling my eyes out from contractions 😂. I called and since I couldn't talk through a contraction they were like "yes time to come now" lol

[@cynthiareitz7875]

at the military hospital i walked in like that and they sent me away. said to come back in an hour although my contractions were so strong and close i couldn't walk. you could look at my face and tell it was labor

[@nessy2787]

Hello,I'm 38 weeks due on aug2 and I have GBS positive and I mention to my doctor that isn't best to go to the hospital before my contraction get worst ? That way I can be put into antibiotics 4 hours before labor...And he said to go when it's 5 minutes apart ...what do u think doctor I think that's to late to go in for a women who has GBS positive .

[@cynthiareitz7875]

i was beta strep positive and they still want you when your contractions are 5 mins apart but you don't immediately pop out the baby. i got my antibiotics in time. i was super worried about that too but everything went fine

[@Allylg1]

I'm currently 32 1/2 wks pregnant... And I have gestational diabetes 😔 ....and for the last couple days I've been having the worst heartburn ever plus a lot of pressure down there and poking... Also been having an upset stomach and been having to go #2 as well...haven't really gone before...should I go get checked??

[@his1nonlynoel]

I was checked at my appt yesterday n found out that I'm 3cm dilated. Like even right now I'm having easy BH contractions but Idk if its worth going to L&D. I wish I was the type of pregnant woman that be hunched over in pain from contractions. Atleast then I'd know when to go to the hospital.

[@reshmagames3707]

Very nice doctor

[@annadagmarapl]

lovely doctor

[@his1nonlynoel]

Well that sucks cuz with all my pregnancies, I've never had contractions that had me bent over in pain. I'd be hooked to a monitor at L&D just to see that I'm in active labour n my contraction rate really high, I just don't feel them. So when ppl say "oh when it in real labour, u will know it" to me, its not true. It always happens by chance at like the stress test or at an appt, my last one only went in cuz I had a feeling my water broke but I wasn't feeling the contractions. I got to the

[@fanisinganga3334]

his1nonlynoel you are so lucky.

[@kaitlyn_mom]

was not true for me! I was huffing and puffing once I started crowing!!

[@kikipalmer5040]

Everyone is different!! My contractions were like “G is it time to go into labor” and I was at 5 cm

[@his1nonlynoel]

(Continued)Hospital only to find that I was having serious contraction but wasn't feeling them.. Guess my tolerance for pain is super great.. But it leaves me in wonder as to how do I, or others like me, know when is the right time to go to the hospital? BTW I'm 36 weeks now with my fifth, 3cm dilated, normal BH contractions (simple tightening n loosing, nothing huge), n baby is really low.

[@kusumbhattacharjee8062]

Ha ha.. so nice doctor he is.. very clear explanation.

[@anurbhagat125]

Always get possitive vibes

[@kluv5560]

GET OFF THE COUCH!! LOL😂

[@stephshan]

I am 34 weeks pregnant and I woke up early this morning (couldn't sleep at 5:45 am) and I sat down to have a tea, and it felt like I was leaking ( I def can tell the difference between peeing and the other) I've also had nauseousness and some cramping, also BH contractions, but I don't want to go in and be told my test was neg. for amniotic fluid, I've heard of tears at the top and trickling down around the sac, and also I have an anterior placenta, any thoughts doctor?

[@MedTwice]

If your membranes are ruptured the leaking will continue until the baby is delivered. So I would put on fresh cloths, enjoy your tea, and if your fresh cloths become wet you should go in and be checked. I took my wife in with our second child worried that her water broke, we had a negative test and were sent home. The point is it can be difficult to tell the difference without a good exam and a test for fluid. Don't be embarrassed about a false alarm. Better to go in and be sent home than to sit at home with an unrecognized problem.

[@stephshan]

Med Twice thanks for your response, since then, no leaking, but I've had some back pain that I tried to alleviate by walking around, changing positions (from sitting on a chair) and drinking water, it's still a dull ache in my lower back and this dull ache is the same thing I had when I had pre term labour at 29 weeks. Still trying to hold off (because when I had pre labour at 29 weeks, I started having contractions I was breathing through, and thought nothing of it, only to later have to be transferred for pre term labour to another hospital)

[@superstarb9097]

Med Twice where are you located? I love your videos and they are very helpful.... great job !! keep up the good work:)

[@stephshan]

aw just saw this and I'm now 38 weeks (today!) with baby #3.. oh how time flies ;)

[@MeggonomiX]

i dont know why but i really dont like how he calls it a "bag of water"

[@meligiselle9381]

I don't know what todo I have my contractions 2 to 3 minutes apart but I feel no pain. I know there contractions and I'm fustrated becuase I don't know if to go in or not? I'm 39 weeks and 5 days. What should I do?

[@jennvelasco5612]

He’s funny

[@bleulotus]

Dang I wish you were my ob

[@autumng5143]

Get off the couch😂

[@carmelcastillo8850]

Great doctor!