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My third pregnancy has been diagnosed with second-degree symphysis pubis separation. I was told I will give birth naturally because, with this diagnosis, a cesarean section is not performed. I am feeling scared. Has anyone experienced a similar situation? I have given birth to two children on my own before. I am currently 36 weeks pregnant.
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Elizaveta
Hello! I understand how important and exciting this time is — waiting for your delivery and facing such a diagnosis. Second-degree symphysis pubis dysfunction can indeed cause discomfort, and it's important that your doctors monitor your condition carefully. It's good to know that you have support and assistance during labor.

Many women with this diagnosis give birth naturally if their condition allows, and doctors consider it safe. Trusting your midwife or doctor is crucial—they know your situation best and can help if needed.

If you feel anxious or have any concerns, be sure to discuss them with your obstetrician. You can ask about how the labor process will proceed and what safety measures will be taken to ensure your comfort and safety.

You're almost at the finish line, and it's important to stay calm. Try to rest, listen to your body, and don't hesitate to ask your doctor questions. You are strong, and everything will work out! If you'd like, share how you're feeling or what worries you — I am always here to support you.
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During my first pregnancy, the baby was classified as grade 2. Since the ultrasound showed the baby was not very large, they allowed a vaginal delivery. However, they mentioned that if the baby weighed more than 3.5 kg, a cesarean section would be necessary.
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