Sentences with phrase «into premature labor»

I went into premature labor after surviving an assault by a stranger.

She carried her other daughter until going into premature labor and delivering her at 28 weeks.

In fact this is one of the explanations for why a pregnant woman goes into premature labor and they can't reverse it — they will empirically treat with high doses of steroids because they know the lung outcome of the infant is better.

This would be the case if, for example, it turns out you're carrying twins, you go into premature labor, or you develop preeclampsia.

Hopefully, you and your partner are taking a prenatal class or starting a labor class soon, but you should already have a detailed birth plan that your caregiver is aware of in case you go into premature labor.

Other Moms in the chat groups talked about when they went into premature labor and the fact that doctors had to give them steroids to stop the premature contractions.

These pose no risk to the unborn baby and in most cases do not increase the risk of having a miscarriage, or of going into premature labor.

They'll be able to analyze your specific situation to make sure that you're not going into premature labor.

However, at 22 weeks gestation, I suddenly went into premature labor and was rushed to the hospital.

Consumption of even small amounts of garlic or raisins are associated with significantly lower risk of pregnant women going into premature labor or having their water break too soon.