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Mild, less painful contractions that are close together continue after delivery. The contractions help move the placenta into the birth canal. You push gently ...
Braxton Hicks contractions may come and go without a pattern. How long do they last? Time how long each contraction lasts. Labor contractions last about 60 to ...
Side effects include itching or back soreness after delivery. A rare side effect is a bad headache. Opioids. Opioids can be used to lessen pain during labor.
Sometimes kneeling helps ease back pain. Kneeling while leaning forward also can help open your pelvis. Use a birthing ball or pile of pillows for support. Or ...
Regular or frequent feelings of belly tightening, called contractions. Dull low backache. · Preterm labor or premature birth in an earlier pregnancy. · Pregnancy ...
Vaginal soreness · Vaginal discharge · Contractions · Leaking urine · Hemorrhoids and bowel movements · Sore breasts · Hair loss and skin changes · Mood changes.
Low fetal heart rate. Medicines used to induce labor might cause too many contractions or contractions that are out of the ordinary. This can lower the baby's ...
The cervix softens and opens. The fluid-filled sac around the baby, called the amniotic sac, breaks open. Contractions get stronger and closer together. But ...
Low fetal heart rate. Medicines used to induce labor might cause too many contractions or contractions that are out of the ordinary. This can lessen the baby's ...
After childbirth, it's common to feel tired and have some pain. It also is common to deal with lack of sleep, changing hormones and breastfeeding concerns ...
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