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The parturition process in human beings; having a baby; the process of giving birth to a child.
childbirth
childbearing
vaginal birth
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childbirth
childbearing
vaginal birth
1
Background: Postpartum depression is a common health problem for women following
childbirth
.
2
Two new systems of providing support during
childbirth
have arrived in Ireland.
3
Conclusions: The median time to first
childbirth
after HIV diagnosis was long.
4
Speakers highlighted the importance of family planning, safe pregnancy and
childbirth
services.
5
It can cause serious physical and psychological problems and complications in
childbirth
.
1
Results: Providers reported ambivalence about supporting
childbearing
among their clients with HIV.
2
Because she was past
childbearing
age, Grace didn't think about using condoms.
3
Participants were purposively sampled to include diversity in age and
childbearing
plans.
4
Who may not even still be of
childbearing
age-hasanyone considered that?
5
Others said it was because of the trouble she had with
childbearing
.
1
Those meeting the HP2020 goal hold attitudes more favorable towards
vaginal
birth
.
2
The fourth DVD covers the possibility of
vaginal
birth
after a C-section.
3
I had a
vaginal
birth
and experienced some tearing but nothing too bad.
4
The vast majority of women want a
vaginal
birth
.
5
The success rate of vaginal delivery in the planned
vaginal
birth
group was nearly 80%.
1
Hyneaux mentions forcible
accouchement
practised on both the dead and the dying.
2
In November the Court returned to Buckingham Palace for the Queen's
accouchement
.
3
She confided in the Widow Lerouge, and, with her assistance, accomplished a clandestine
accouchement
.
4
Polaillon speaks of a pregnancy consecutive to ovariotomy, the
accouchement
being normal at term.
5
Some time after this announcement was officially made of the approaching
accouchement
of the queen.
6
The Queen's
accouchement
approached; Te Deums were sung and prayers offered up in all the cathedrals.
7
At length the moment of
accouchement
came.
8
Hubbard attended a woman on March 17, 1878, in her seventh
accouchement
.
9
There is another observation of an
accouchement
terminating successfully twenty-three days after the loss of the amniotic fluid.
10
You will be mistress of the house, and preside, like one of the fabulous goddesses, at the
accouchement
.
11
The
accouchement
passed over very well.
12
In consequence of what happened on the first
accouchement
,
measures were taken to prevent similar disasters on the second.
13
Enguin reports an observation of an
accouchement
of twins after a pregnancy that had been prolonged for eleven months.
14
Bonnain and Payne have observed analogous cases of this abnormality of the vaginal opening and subsequent
accouchement
by the anus.
15
Capuron, Gravis, and Lebrun all report
accouchement
through a perineal perforation, without alteration in the sphincter ani or the fourchet.
16
The public feeling had undergone a great change with respect to Her Majesty from the time of her first
accouchement
.
accouchement
first accouchement
approach accouchement
clandestine accouchement
forcible accouchement
represent an accouchement
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