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Articles related to "Labor Inductions"
Labor Inductions on the Rise The labor induction rate has more than doubled in the last 15 years. Some of the reasons may be the mother's choice, convenience or provider preference. labor inductions • spontaneous labor • cesarean rate • rise in labor inductions • rate of labor inductions
Labor Inductions - Part II Research shows that not all inductions are done for true medical reasons. Mothers should ask several questions to their provider if an induction is recommended. labor inductions • medical reason • pitocin • contractions • medical indications
Childbirth Class - Cesarean Birth In our online class series, class four consists of learning more about the medical aspects of labor as well as what you can do to naturally induce labor. online childbirth class • cesarean • labor inductions • naturally inducing labor • questions to ask
Long Labors and What to do? Labor may last for several days for some mothers. This slower process may be helpful to further ready the mother's body and the baby for active labor. labor • pitocin • hospital • labor inductions • cesarean
Pressure Points to Induce Labor Acupressure has been used for thousands of years to treat a variety of illnesses. There are points that can stimulate contractions or induce labor. pressure points • labor inductions • stimulate contractions • acupressure • labor
Say No to Labor Inductions Many mothers believe that being induced to avoid conflict with the holidays is preferred over going into labor on their own. Here are reasons to reconsider an induction. labor inductions • higher cesarean rates • inductions more painful • epidural too early • inductions restrict movement
Acupressure To Induce Labor Acupressure has long been practiced to naturally induce labor. Using certain pressure points on the body can help to get labor going. acupressure to induce labor • pressure points • labor inductions • stimulate contractions • acupressure
Autism and Pregnancy Autism has a number of associated factors including the parents' age and breech presentation. New research sheds light on questions surrounding autism. autism causes • autism spectrum disorders • autism and labor induction • labor inductions • fast labor
Being Induced or Waiting for Labor to Start The number of labor inductions are on the rise today despite increasing evidence that they increase the number of cesareans and complications for the baby. being induced • waiting for labor to start • going into labor on your own • increase cesareans • labor inductions
Factors that Increase the Cesarean Rate With increasing cesarean rates around the world, research now shows that another factor influencing the mode of delivery could be the mother's diet. cesarean rates • who recommendations • factors increasing cesareans • labor inductions • epidurals
Massage to Start Labor Massage is one technique that mothers have found can help induce contractions. There are several places on the mother's body that are known to stimulate contractions. massage • labor • contractions • pressure points • endorphins
The Latest Trends in Childbirth Are more babies being born these days? Has the cesarean rate gone up or down? What about the number of teen pregnancies? Find out the latest statistics in birth. latest trends in childbirth • more babies born • more teens give birth • fewer mothers receiving prenatal care • labor inductions increased
Tired of Being Pregnant! Though many mothers are tired of being pregnant in late pregnancy, there are several things to consider before you use natural ways to induce labor. tired of being pregnant • natural ways to induce labor • labor inductions • castor oil • pressure points
Using the Bishop's Score for Labor Success Labor inductions have become commonplace in many hospital settings, even when there is no indicated risk. Using the Bishop's score helps to evaluate potential success. bishop's score • readiness for labor • inductions and cesareans • components of bishop's score • dilation
Alphabetical Index of Articles Find articles on topics ranging from prenatal testing, birth, breastfeeding, cesarean, doulas, epidurals and home birth, inductions, labor and more. pregnancy • birth plans • breastfeeding • cesarean • childbirth class
Guidelines for Labor Induction Not all care providers or childbirth experts agree on the reasons for labor induction. New guidelines established by ACOG may help but are controversial. labor induction • suspected large baby • high blood pressure • pregnancy-induced hypertension • indicated risk
Are Inductions more painful? Some mothers report more pain with inductions. Is there proof that contractions from inductions actually hurt more? induction • pitocin • oxytocin • pain • labor
Medications and Interventions During Labor Technology has entered the birthing realm and often replaces the normal physiology of labor. Parents need to know the truth about all procedures. birthing medications • labor intervention • birth monitoring • vacuum extractors • epidural
Why are Cesareans Increasing? From widespread use of electronic fetal monitors to liability issues, many experts believe that there are multiple causes of the cesarean rate increase. cesarean rate • increase • electronic fetal monitoring • inductions • factors
Choosing the Best Childbirth Class Parents who are interested in taking a childbirth class need to know what questions to ask the educator before signing up for their childbirth class. childbirth class • certification • philosophy • evidence-based research • hands-on
How to Ripen Your Cervix If you have passed your due date, your cervix may need some help in order to be ready for labor. What cervical ripening agents may be used? ripen your cervix • prostaglandin gel • cervical ripening agent • induce labor • evening primrose oil
Preparing for Birth This series is designed to help expectant parents prepare for birth including questions to ask a doula and writing a birth plan. midwife • obstetrician • doula • birth plan • epidural
Walking During Labor Today many mothers have their movement restricted in labor due to fetal monitoring and medication use. Research shows that walking can shorten the first stage of labor. walking during labor • epidurals • reduced pain • baby descending into pelvis • shortens labor
Baby too Big? Is having a big baby a good reason for inducing labor or having a cesarean? Can you deliver a large baby without risk to the baby? baby too big • induction • pushing • pelvis • natural birth
Caesarean Prevention: Is It Possible? With the rate of Caesarean Sections on the rise, it is important for expectant mothers to know that there are ways of preventing one. pregnancy • birth • labor • delivery
Herbs for Inducing Labor Herbs are sometimes used to induce labor contractions. There are potential unwanted side effects with herbs that all pregnant women need to know. herbs • inducing labor • medical provider • first trimester • things to avoid
Natural Ways to Get Labor Started Mothers have been using herbs and home remedies to induce labor since ancient times. Here are some reasonably safe and effective things to try at home. labor • pitocin • how to bring on labor • caster bean plant • pregnancy labor |
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