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MomSpeaks: Why Childbirth With Epidural For Painless Delivery Was My First Choice
An epidural is a type of regional anaesthesia commonly used during labour to relieve pain. It involves placing a small catheter in the lower back, through which medication is administered to numb the nerves.
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Planned C-Section Births Linked To Higher Risk Of Leukaemia: Study
Having a planned caesarean section during delivery could be related to an increased risk of leukaemia -- a blood cancer -- later in the child's life, compared with an emergency C-section, a study has found.
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What Is A Normal Delivery? The 3 Stages Of The Classical Vaginal Birth
A normal delivery occurs in three stages, though the length and duration of these stages may vary for every woman
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Is Normal Delivery Possible After Cesarean? Our Expert Has The Answer
All women can opt for vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) for their second or third birth in order to avoid complications of a c-section delivery. However, there are certain criteria which need to be followed.
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10 Simple Ways To Prepare Your Body For A Smooth Vaginal Delivery
You can prepare your body for a smooth vaginal delivery by being mindful of a few things
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7 Useful Pregnancy Tips For A Vaginal/Normal Delivery
Where you wish to ensure everything normal for your child when he/she comes in this world, why not ensure a normal welcome as well.
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Vaginal Delivery: The Three Stages And Tips To Keep In Mind
The classic vaginal delivery method involves three stages and process involving complicated procedures. It is therefore to keep in mind certain things to easily sail through the labor process
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5 Things To Know About A Caesarean Delivery
We present to you five essential things you need to know about a C-Section.
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7 Simple Tips For A Normal Delivery During Pregnancy
There are things that you can do to ensure a safe and smooth delivery and avoid complications. Read on to know about ways to have normal delivery.
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C-Section May Increase Risk Of Blood Clot In Vein: Study
Women are four times more likely to suffer from blood clots in veins after a cesarean-section delivery compared to a vaginal birth, according to a new study.
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More Evidence Of A Link Between C-Sections, Childhood Obesity
Children born by cesarean delivery appear to have higher odds of developing obesity than their peers who experienced vaginal births, a US study suggests.
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Normal Delivery Makes Baby Healthier, Says Study
Opting for a normal delivery can make your baby healthier as researchers have found that this practice is beneficial for inter-generational transfer of the microbiome from mother to infant, which is crucial for the newborn to build strong immunity.
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Delivery mode not altered by exercise
Women benefit from light-intensity resistance exercise during pregnancy but this type of physical activity is not apt to alter the way they deliver their baby.
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Repeat caesarean and increase in intensive care
Mothers who opt for elective caesarean instead of vaginal delivery are more likely to have infants with higher rates of respiratory illness, low blood sugar (hypoglycaemia), and need for neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
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C-section increases asthma risk in children
Babies born by Caesarean section (C-section) have a moderately higher risk of developing asthma later on as compared with those born naturally.
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MomSpeaks: Why Childbirth With Epidural For Painless Delivery Was My First Choice
An epidural is a type of regional anaesthesia commonly used during labour to relieve pain. It involves placing a small catheter in the lower back, through which medication is administered to numb the nerves.
-
Planned C-Section Births Linked To Higher Risk Of Leukaemia: Study
Having a planned caesarean section during delivery could be related to an increased risk of leukaemia -- a blood cancer -- later in the child's life, compared with an emergency C-section, a study has found.
-
What Is A Normal Delivery? The 3 Stages Of The Classical Vaginal Birth
A normal delivery occurs in three stages, though the length and duration of these stages may vary for every woman
-
Is Normal Delivery Possible After Cesarean? Our Expert Has The Answer
All women can opt for vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) for their second or third birth in order to avoid complications of a c-section delivery. However, there are certain criteria which need to be followed.
-
10 Simple Ways To Prepare Your Body For A Smooth Vaginal Delivery
You can prepare your body for a smooth vaginal delivery by being mindful of a few things
-
7 Useful Pregnancy Tips For A Vaginal/Normal Delivery
Where you wish to ensure everything normal for your child when he/she comes in this world, why not ensure a normal welcome as well.
-
Vaginal Delivery: The Three Stages And Tips To Keep In Mind
The classic vaginal delivery method involves three stages and process involving complicated procedures. It is therefore to keep in mind certain things to easily sail through the labor process
-
5 Things To Know About A Caesarean Delivery
We present to you five essential things you need to know about a C-Section.
-
7 Simple Tips For A Normal Delivery During Pregnancy
There are things that you can do to ensure a safe and smooth delivery and avoid complications. Read on to know about ways to have normal delivery.
-
C-Section May Increase Risk Of Blood Clot In Vein: Study
Women are four times more likely to suffer from blood clots in veins after a cesarean-section delivery compared to a vaginal birth, according to a new study.
-
More Evidence Of A Link Between C-Sections, Childhood Obesity
Children born by cesarean delivery appear to have higher odds of developing obesity than their peers who experienced vaginal births, a US study suggests.
-
Normal Delivery Makes Baby Healthier, Says Study
Opting for a normal delivery can make your baby healthier as researchers have found that this practice is beneficial for inter-generational transfer of the microbiome from mother to infant, which is crucial for the newborn to build strong immunity.
-
Delivery mode not altered by exercise
Women benefit from light-intensity resistance exercise during pregnancy but this type of physical activity is not apt to alter the way they deliver their baby.
-
Repeat caesarean and increase in intensive care
Mothers who opt for elective caesarean instead of vaginal delivery are more likely to have infants with higher rates of respiratory illness, low blood sugar (hypoglycaemia), and need for neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
-
C-section increases asthma risk in children
Babies born by Caesarean section (C-section) have a moderately higher risk of developing asthma later on as compared with those born naturally.
