Sentences with phrase «feeling the contractions down»

I was having back labor, which I hadn't experienced before, and was feeling the contractions down my legs and in my hips as well.

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Drugs she needs mostly due to unnecessary interventions like induction... Because of the epidural, the woman hardly feels the contractions, contractions slow down, more drugs... which leads to more pain killers and many times to a c - section.

While laying down, each contraction seemed 100 % harder and I felt like I was losing control of my relaxation and breathing.

In many hospitals, however, it's still routine practice to coach women to push with each contraction in an effort to speed up the baby's descent — so let your caregiver know if you'd prefer to wait until you feel a spontaneous urge to bear down.

Since I was comfortable and unable to feel anything, my doctor did her rounds and let the contractions continue to push the baby down.

If you have contractions accompanied by bleeding or a gush of clear fluid or if you feel an urge to bear down or push with your contractions — you should call your doctor and go to the hospital for assessment.

I remember having had a rush of energy to clean the house, and then sitting down on a recliner and then feeling contractions that didn't actually hurt as much as my first baby.

I had a big contraction where I felt the baby move down and felt some pressure.

I could move my legs, but I couldn't feel enough down there to know when I was having a contraction.

I tried to stay in the «zone» but by this time the contractions were back to back and I could literally feel my baby moving down inch by inch.

For me, though, the birth came down to a tremendous physical and psychological challenge — overcoming my fear of the intense sensations I was feeling and finding my way through them using tools that shifted with each contraction.

After the meds kick in (which takes about 10 to 20 minutes), you'll experience a loss of feeling from the waist down and contractions will become less painful.

This is distinguishable from a false labor because the contractions you feel is 5 minutes apart and lasts 2 minutes and it continues for 1 - 2 hours, the contractions will make you catch your breath and it doesn't go away even if you drink fluids or lie down.

As I laid down to sleep that night, I envisioned laboring with you, the contractions coming strong, feeling you drop lower, and finally you being born into the water into your father's hands.

Only a couple more contractions went by and all of a sudden I was feeling an intense urge to bear down.

I started to make low pitched «Oh» noises and smiled as I felt myself coming down from the peaks of the contractions.

Still, I was about to give up and squat again, when all of a sudden I got into a groove with the pushing, found a comfortable way to support my leg during the contractions, and finally started feeling the stretching that I knew meant you were really starting to come down.

With each contraction you'll feel the baby's head lower down in your pelvis and likely feel the urge to bear down and push.

Feel the contraction for a second and begin to lower the weights back down to the starting position while inhaling.

I knew with each contraction she was getting closer then suddenly I put my hand down to feel and I felt her head and hair.

It will feel like a strong muscular contraction to get your shoulders down, much like the start of a pullup.

Then, in one VERY LOUD contraction, I felt myself fully dilate and felt her bottom move down.

They wanted me to sit down and be hooked up to the monitor just to see the strength of my contractions and I was ready to sit down by this point, as the contractions were strong enough that I felt them in the top of my legs and they made me somewhat weak.

By then, my contractions had wrapped around into my back and gotten stronger, then I felt a pop down below and needed to go to the bathroom.