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Studies Show Homebirth Is Safe, Episiotomy Is Harmful

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Source: www.PRWeb.com
(PRWEB) A study in the June 18th issue (2005) of the British Medical Journal found that “planned home births for low risk women in the United States are associated with similar safety and less medical intervention [...]

Filed under:Cesarean Section, Episiotomy, Homebirth & Waterbirth, Labor Interventions, Studies & Statistics

Antibiotics for Episiotomy Health

A new study by researchers at Stanford and Santa Clara Medical Center concluded that women who receive antibiotic injections after bad tears or episiotomies have a better outcome with fewer infections. That is unfortunate since many, if not almost all tears are caused by unnatural birth positions, drugs to induce labor and forced pushing. [...]

Filed under:Asides, Birthing Position, Childbirth Injury, Episiotomy, Health & Fitness, Labor Induction, Only in the Hospital, Pelvic Floor, Postnatal Care, Routine Childbirth Procedures

Episiotomies - Do You Really Need One?

By Heather Hill
If you’re like me when I was pregnant, you are probably being bombarded with information. Between reading and getting so much advice about everything from what to feed your baby to which diaper cream to use, you might find that you have more questions than answers. You are also probably wondering about what [...]

Filed under:Childbirth Injury, Episiotomy, Labor Induction, Only in the Hospital, Pelvic Floor, Studies & Statistics, Waterbirth

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