Sentences with phrase «cause early labor»
«If you don't treat it, even in the early phases, it can cause early labor,» Dr. Carusi says.
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During the first and third trimester is when pregnant women should watch out for factors that would cause early labor.
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Ann had an epidural during her labor with her first son, and suspects it was the cause of some of their early breastfeeding challenges.
Breastfeeding will not cause you to miscarry or go into early labor.
While breastfeeding does cause some uterine contractions, these are brief and short - lived and in a normal, healthy pregnancy will not result in early labor.
Linda Smith also notes that induction of labor often causes babies to be born earlier, and «early term» babies are known to be at higher risk of breastfeeding difficulty.
Pre-term labor contractions: Occurring in about twelve percent of all pregnancies, preterm labor and its corresponding contractions are a result of uterine contractions causing the opening to the cervix to open early.
Fetal distress caused by pushing and continuous contractions, and nothing in my pregnancy or earlier labor stages could have predicted or prevented that development.
Because these vital organs are developing early, it causes premature labor.
Some are thought to cause birth defects and potentially encourage early labor.
And then also some, I read some studies that it can also cause prolonged labor in the late pregnancy when you take it, it kind of prevents the uterine contractions, actually moms who go into early labor they give them a medication similar to Ibuprofen to stop the contraction.
When considering what causes your water to break, it is important to remember it is a natural part of childbirth that usually occurs right before or early in the process of labor.
«We're showing that in the context of maternal infection or inflammation — the most common cause of preterm labor — the naive fetal immune system wakes up, gets activated too early, and can actually identify and reject the mother's cells,» said lead researcher Dr. Tippi MacKenzie.