Recovery a LOT
slower after a section but given his size, I believe I had the better, and safest outcome last time.
Not exact matches
Though all women recovering from childbirth need to take it
slow during the first few weeks
after birth, women who have had c -
sections must follow more strict recovery instructions during the first six weeks.
After the long labor, slow progress, Pitocin, the offer and acceptance of the epidural, the decrease in heart rate and — after 37 hours of labor — the c - section on February 5th,
After the long labor,
slow progress, Pitocin, the offer and acceptance of the epidural, the decrease in heart rate and —
after 37 hours of labor — the c - section on February 5th,
after 37 hours of labor — the c -
section on February 5th, 1992.
Generally speaking, anal sex is safe six weeks
after a C -
section, but you'll really want to take it
slow.
Gold's setting in British Columbia requires the odd bit of English dialogue and here, the limitations of the cast, and perhaps Arslan's direction, is noticeable — the dialogue in these
sections feels strained, reactions
after line readings feel a beat too
slow, at times, and the performances just don't have the heft of when Arslan is directing his cast in their natural language.
The pace does
slow down somewhat
after the first pulse - pounding
section but you never feel bored or at a loss as to where to go next.
Estimates of this rate and the corresponding time - scale for either ice sheet range from more rapid (several centuries for several metres of sea - level rise, up to 1 m / century) to
slower (i.e., a few millennia; Meehl et al., 2007
Section 10.7.4.4; Vaughan and Spouge, 2002), so that deglaciation is very likely to be completed long
after it is first triggered.
Shortly
after he abandoned the procedure, the applicant's heart action
slowed in a bradycardia which deprived her of necessary oxygen, and persisted until she was delivered by Caesarean
section and resuscitated approximately eighteen minutes later, causing severe brain damage which is permanent.