Many women find the second stage easier to cope because
they find things under their control more or less. In
essence this stage lasts from full dilation until the
birth. Once the cervix is completely..
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The final part of labor begins after the
baby is born and ends with the delivery of the placenta.
Since the mother's entire attention will be on her new
baby, she may not even be aware of this part of labor.
There are two ways.. Read
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The first stage is usually the longest
and the hardest part of labor. During this stage the
cervix gradually opens to allow the baby to make its
way down into the birth canal..
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When labor doesn't progress
smoothly, some assistance becomes necessary. Popular procedures
involve the use of instruments such as forceps or a vacuum
extractor. Common reasons for assisted delivery are -
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The development of the fetus
inside the utero from a tiny group of cells to a fully
grown baby occurs with the help of the placenta, umbilical
cord and the amniotic fluid. This trio forms your baby's
life..
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To wonder if your time is
really up after you cross 35 is a thing of the past for
those women who have baby making plans on their agenda.
You don't really have to watch the clock but you need
to be aware of the facts, the pros and the cons. More
and more women are..
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The effects of stress during pregnancy are inconsistent
and inconclusive. There are some evidence suggesting that
stress during pregnancy can cause lower birth-weight babies
and.. Read
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Pregnant or not, we all tend to get our share of illnesses.
During pregnancy however we will wonder which medication
is safe and which should be avoided. There are a lot of
drugs which were once safe to buy..
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Massage in your pregnant months has therapeutic
effects on your body and mind. If your partner is doing
it for you it is one way of having him feel involved in
your pregnancy. Massage is not just for labor but..
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The position the baby assumes can affect labor and birth.
Right up to week 36 it doesn't matter which position the
baby lies in because there is still time for it to make
the change. Basically most babies..
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