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Premature labor - how early is Premature labor - how early is too early!
 
Having a baby between the 20th and 37th week is considered premature. Most premature births are deliberate, planned attempts by the obstetrician due to some health complication..
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Why Gestational Diabetes Why Gestational Diabetes
  Gestational diabetes Mellitus (GDM) is different from normal forms of diabetes in that it is temporary; other forms last for a lifetime. Other than sugar showing consistently in your urine test,..
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Alcohol during Pregnancy Alcohol during Pregnancy
  Alcohol and pregnancy just don't gel! When you drink, so does your unborn baby. No amount of alcohol during pregnancy is safe – that goes for beer, wine, cooler, liquor and mixed..

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Long Labor Long Labor
  A long labor though normal can be difficult to handle. It is especially common in first time pregnancies, with labor lasting beyond the 12-18 grueling hour range without..

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Induction Of Labor (IOL) Induction Of Labor (IOL)
  Induction of labor (IOL) means bringing on contractions through external aids before your body goes into labor naturally. IOL strengthens..

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Preparing for a C-section Preparing for a C-section
  Sometimes a cesarean birth is best for you and your baby. Though it is normal to have your share of anxieties, almost all mothers and babies recover well after a c-section. An operation can be scheduled (planned) or unscheduled..

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Glucose Screening Test during Pregnancy Glucose Screening Test during Pregnancy
  Pregnant women are offered the glucose challenge tests when there are suspected cases of gestational diabetes. Gestational diabetes can develop even if you have no history of..

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Smoking During pregnancy Smoking During pregnancy
  Cigarette smoke contains a multitude of chemicals which are hazardous to both mother and her fetus. When the mother smokes during pregnancy, the cigarette smoke reaches..

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Why Gestational Hypertension Why Gestational Hypertension
  Pregnancy induced high blood pressure is not unusual in pregnancy. Even if you had normal blood pressure before conception or in early pregnancy..
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Placenta Previa Placenta Previa
  Placenta previa occurs in about 1 in 200 pregnancies at term. The condition is one where the placenta attaches itself to the..

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What are the signs of Preeclampsia? What are the signs of Preeclampsia?
  Preeclampsia is a complicated, dangerous pregnancy-related version of high blood pressure or hypertension. Formerly called toxemia, it can cause problems to both the mother and baby..
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Intrauterine growth restriction Intrauterine growth restriction
  Small sized babies don't necessarily mean there is a problem with the baby, but if its size is due to poor growth then there is a cause for concern. Some babies start off growing well and then slow down; others don't grow as well
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Intrauterine Fibroids Intrauterine Fibroids
  An intrauterine fibroid is a muscular growth that develops in various locations within the uterus wall or in the uterine cavity. Fibroids are usually firm, roundish lumps occurring in..

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Placental Abruption Placental Abruption
 
This occurs when the placenta dislodges itself from the wall of the uterus prematurely, causing the mother to bleed. Usually it happens close to term or during labor. It is dangerous for both..
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Amniotic fluid Problems - too little or too much! Amniotic fluid Problems - too little or too much!
  In the early part of the second trimester, your baby starts to swallow amniotic fluid and eventually excrete it as urine, which is then swallowed again..
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Why do Miscarriages Occur? Why do Miscarriages Occur?
  Once a woman undergoes a pregnancy loss she will feel emotionally and psychologically traumatized. Questions will naturally surface as to WHY the miscarriage happened..

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