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Articles related to "Vbac"
VBAC Trends in the US In order to understand why the VBAC rate is lower today, it's important to see what the VBAC history is, what the trends are and where VBAC is headed. vbac • vbac trends • vaginal birth • study • research
VBAC Healthy for Babies Repeat cesareans are often encouraged today as providers argue they are safer for babies. However, evidence suggests that these babies tend to need help in the NICU. vbac healthy • nicu • repeat cesarean • uterine rupture • complications for mothers
Is VBAC safe? The statistics of successful VBAC's have drastically decreased in the last 10 years. Current research shows the latest about the safety of VBAC vs. repeat cesarean. safety • vbac • vaginal birth • study • elective repeat cesarean
How to Have a Successful VBAC Parents frequently have an uphill battle if they are considering a VBAC today. Knowing your options for labor including out-of-hospital birth locations are helpful. vbac • cesarean • doula • birth plan • care provider
Labor After You Have Had a Cesarean VBAC has become a controversial issue today. However, new research on VBACs shows that going into labor on your own can increase your chances of a vaginal birth. labor • vbac • previous cesarean • spontaneous labor • going into labor on your own
VBAC or Repeat Cesarean? The decision between VBAC and elective repeat cesarean is a difficult one. Finding the best provider & researching options will help you make the best choice vbac • elective repeat cesarean • risks • benefits • labor
Arielle: A VBAC Success <B>My 3rd pregnancy was a complicated one - with gestational diabetes, preterm labor at 30 weeks, 7 weeks of bedrest, magnesium sulfate and Brethine to stop the contractions. All I could do was hope for one more</B> day...and to top it off I was hoping for a VBAC... pregnancy • labor • delivery • birth • vbac
Considering Vaginal Birth after C-Section Pregnant women who want a VBAC (vaginal birth after c-section) instead of another cesarean section need to know VBAC risks and benefits, and choose a supportive OB/GYN. choosing vaginal birth after cesarean • risks and benefits of vbac • natural birth after c-section • avoid repeat c-section • do not want cesarean
Cytotec: From Ulcers To Inductions: A Deadly Evolvment Misoprostol (Cytotec), a drug originally created by G.D. Searle & Co. to treat ulcers, has become an increasingly popular, and extremely dangerous method of induction. cytotec • labor • delivery • vbac • doctor
Labor Deemed Beneficial for Mothers Increasingly today mothers are discouraged from a trial of labor and instead encouraged to plan cesareans. Research shows that labor benefits a mother who wants a VBAC. cesarean rates • labor prior to cesarean • uterine rupture • trial of labor • primary cesarean
The Facts about Cesarean and VBAC One of the most talked-about topics in childbirth circles today is the skyrocketing cesarean rate in the US. Learn as much as possible about cesareans and VBAC. cesarean • vbac • breech • vaginal • rate
Questions to Ask Your Provider Early in your pregnancy, there are several interview questions you can ask while selecting your own obstetrician or midwife. obstetrician • midwife • epidural • pushing • induction
Reducing the Cesarean Rate The cesarean rate in this country is at an all-time high. What are ways that you can help to reduce your own chances of having a cesarean? cesarean rate • vbac • labor • statistics • target
Reducing Your Chances of Uterine Rupture Even though a large percentage of mothers elect to have a repeat cesarean rather than a VBAC, for those wanting a trial of labor, there is renewed hope in reducing risks. uterine rupture • successful vbac • test for uterine scar thickness • ultrasound • thicker uterine scar
Unassisted Birth Unassisted birth is getting attention as more women are seeking a way to have a natural childbirth without excessive, and often unnecessary, intervention. unassisted birth • childbirth • natural childbirth • natural birth • vbac
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
Early Elective Cesareans Can Be Harmful If you have been advised by your care provider to have an elective cesarean, here is what you need to know about the timing of your cesarean. early elective cesarean • breathing problems • infection • acog guidelines • lung maturity
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
IV's During Labor An intravenous drip (IV) can interfere with mobility and increase swelling. IV's can be helpful to mothers in cases of dehydration. Find out more on IV's. iv • labor • provider • hydrated • epidural
The Truth about Cesareans If you might have heard that cesareans are a safer way to have your baby, think again. New research shows that more mothers have severe complications after a cesarean. truth about cesareans • myths about cesarean birth • pain of labor • cesarean birth versus vaginal birth • cesareans safer than vaginal birth
Normalizing Birth Mothers today are inundated with the risks for themselves and their babies; however it is crucial to explain risks in terms that are understandable. risk in pregnancy and birth • risk estimation • true risk of pregnancy and birth • risk of uterine rupture • early cesarean
Vaginal birth creates "needless" pelvic floor disorders? Women will only agree to cesarean section (CS) if they are convinced it is safe for them and their baby. One of the first efforts of obstetricians promoting CS has been to take the scientific evidence on risks of CS and skew the data until it confesses to what they want it to say. pregnany • childbirth • cesarean • section • delivery
Childbirth Class 101 With such a wide variety of options, it is important for expectant parents to research the different classes available to them, in order to find one to meet their needs. labor • birth • delivery • childbirth • pregnancy
Resources for Women After a Traumatic Birth A difficult birth experience can contribute to post-partum depression or cause post-natal post-traumatic stress disorder. These resources may help the healing process. birth trauma • resources traumatic birth • support post-natal depression • books about post-traumatic stress disorder • ptsd and childbirth
Part Two-The Ten Steps to being a Mother-Friendly Hospital To receive CIMS designation as "mother-friendly," a hospital, birth center, or home birth service must carry out our philosophical principles by fulfilling the Ten Steps of Mother-Friendly Care. Read more about what it takes to become "mother friendly". childbirth • pregnancy
Preparing For Pregnancy: High Risk Factors While some pregnancies may start out normal – they may end up being high risk. Those conditions such as preeclampsia, gestational diabetes, placenta problems and such occur after the pregnancy is established and then deem the pregnancy high risk. Today I want to talk about factors that are preexisting and will cause the pregnancy to be a high risk right from the beginning. high risk • placenta abrupto • placenta previa • ultra sounds • pregnancy
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
Top Reasons to Hire a Doula Several reasons parents hire birth doulas today include a desire for more support during pregnancy, birth and postpartum. doula • birth • pain relief • cesareans • epidurals
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
Avoid a Caesarian Section While there are no guarantees in birth, there are things you can do before and during labor to help avoid a C-section. avoid caesarian section • ensure vaginal birth • avoid c-section • avoid surgical birth • choose doctor or midwife
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
Preparing For Pregnancy: Childbirth Options It may not seem logical to decide before conception even occurs whether or not you want to give birth at home or at a hospital, but depending on your decision, the amount of finances it will take and your insurance, deciding right now is perfectly fine. You can never be too prepared for your pregnancy even before it happens. Here’s some food for thought… pregnancy • childbirth • hospital • home • birthing center
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
The Cytotec Controversy Cytotec (misoprostil), a drug developed for the treatment of stomach ulcers, is being used with great frequency as a labor inducing drug in hospitals and birth centers. How safe is it though? cytotec • labor • induction • hospitals • birth centers |
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