Sunday, October 16, 2016
Recovery from CS
Did you know that the recovery from a C-Section is much harder than a vaginal delivery? Elective C-Sections for first time moms should only be done when medically indicated.
Risk of elective induction of labor
Did you know some risk of induction include uterine rupture, infection, hemorrhage and need for epidural, c-section, forceps and vacuum delivery?
Elective Induction of labor
Many women choose to have their labor induced for no medical reason. It's better to go into labor naturally unless there is a medical indication. It's also best for you and your baby to go to at least 39 weeks.
Elective Induction of labor
Many women choose to have their labor induced for no medical reason. It's better to go into labor naturally unless there is a medical indication. It's also best for you and your baby to go to at least 39 weeks.
Zika updates
Check out CDC guidelines and latest information regarding Zika precautions for pregnant women.
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Getting labor induced
It is always better to go into labor on your own. Getting induced just because your tired of being pregnant is not a good idea. Forcing labor can expose you to many complications such as infection, bleeding just to name a few, as well as complications to the baby. If induction is medically indicated by your provider, then induction is recommended. Some indications may be high blood pressure, diabetes, low amniotic fluid to name a few.
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