Sentences with phrase «medications used during labor»

I have talked to a lot of different women who say they loved their epidural, but I am wondering if there is any possibility that medications used during labor may affect my baby and our early breastfeeding experiences.

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Focused on giving the mother the most information about her choices, the Lamaze method does not choose one side on whether women should use medication during labor.

Research has found that women who have continuous one - on - one support during labor tend to use pain medication less often, have slightly shorter labors, and are less likely to have a c - section or a forceps or vacuum - assisted delivery.

When I got pregnant with my daughter, there were a few things I was determined about: not using any pain medication during labor,...

If you have used pain medications during labor, it may take your baby longer to complete the stages and start to suckle.

The Bradley method is a set of techniques women can use during labor to promote natural childbirth (namely, childbirth that takes place without medical intervention or pain killing medications).

Research shows that women who have continuous support during labor have a shorter, more comfortable labor, experience fewer interventions (including cesarean birth), and use pain medication less often.

When I got pregnant with my daughter, there were a few things I was determined about: not using any pain medication during labor, not finding out the gender of the baby, and breastfeeding for the first year.

The induction of labor, a scheduled C - section, or the use of a lot of medications during birth, can interfere with breastfeeding and cause a delay in the onset of breast milk production.

Research shows that the active presence of a supportive and educated life partner is associated with many positive benefits during childbirth, including shorter labors, less use of pain medication or epidurals, fewer cesarean sections and more successful breastfeeding.

Before she experienced a single contraction, my brother's wife decided to use pain medication during labor, a choice made by thousands of American couples each day.

While these allow movement, unlike an epidural, they affect the baby as well as the mother, and personally, I wouldn't even consider using opiate medication during labor.

This may occur, for example, due to negligent monitoring of maternal and fetal vital signs; negligent failure to diagnose and manage umbilical cord prolapse, umbilical compression, or placental abruption; or negligent use of medications during labor.