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How to Conclude an Overdue Pregnancy
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Overdue pregnancies are physically and mentally challenging. You may have difficulties in sleeping, back pain, and difficulty in breathing, which can easily result in daylong fatigue. If you are having difficulties moving around then it is difficult [...]
Pain Management in Childbirth
by Lena Leino
Pain in childbirth is normal, healthy, and productive — and ends with the ecstasy of your baby’s birth. Although management of labor pain plays less important role in a mother’s satisfaction with childbirth, compared with the quality of the relationship with her labor support and her ability to take part in decision making, [...]
When Do Labor and Delivery Start?
When you conceive and become pregnant, your body begins to prepare to give birth. Pregnancy is considered to be full-term about 38 weeks from fertilization, i.e. approximately 40 weeks from the start of the last menstruation. Thus, pregnancy lasts about nine months.
Every labor and delivery is different. How long the labor lasts and how [...]
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