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my lo is 2 months old n completely on Brest feeding can I eat Maggi? I m feeling so hungry at night

my lo is 2 months old n completely on Brest feeding can I eat Maggi? I m feeling so hungry at night

Yes have it but not frequently....

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Please suggest unique baby boy name

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I'm having c sec 15 days ago I have very big tummy when I can join a gym??

It will be safe after 6weeks

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Please suggest baby boy name with combination of Amruta and Mayur

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Suggest what should I do if there is no breast milk starting yet,I'm having c sec.

Delived yesterday

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induction of labour

I'm 40 weeks pregnant my due date was 29-02-2020 bt my labour is not started yet, dr suggest me to induce my labour on 02-03-2020 ,so how much % will induction work for normal delivery?

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Short answer: many mummies with induced labour are able to enter active labour successfully, with few not having any cervical dilatation and proceeding to do a C-section. Long answer: To initiate the process of labour, it works almost all the time, just that the duration of labour is widely variable. After the initiation of labour starts with the cervix softening and starting to dilate, and the contractions start, the rest of the labour becomes like spontaneous labour, where it may and may not progress to delivery. Some other things they may do to help: 1) syntocinon drip (to increase the contractions), 2) artificial rupture of (amniotic sac) membrane. Your body is the one that then determines whether your cervix can dilate to 10cm, and your baby is the one that will determine whether he/she can tolerate the contractions (they use the CTG to monitor your contractions, baby’s heartrate and whether there is foetal distress). So what leads to the need for C-section? 1) The induction of labour with the tablets don’t bring about dilation of the cervix (small percentage) [Following reasons are the same for spontaneous vs induced labour] 2) Failure to progress (labour) ie. You can’t dilate to 10cm no matter how long your labour is, and 3) Foetal distress Depending on what happens, you may need an emergency or a crash C-section (difference is how much time they have to bring you into the operating theatre to get the baby out), but at the end of the day, your doctor will try to do what’s best and safest for you and baby:) The alternative is waiting for spontaneous labour. That takes away 1), but there’s still a chance you may need a C-section if labour doesn’t progress. And if you don’t go into spontaneous labour even after waiting, the risk of stillbirth increases after 42 weeks if I’m not wrong.

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I'm 39 weeks pregnant n my hb level is 9 gm so what should be done or what should dr. Do if my hb level is low?

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Best to consult your gynaecologist asap

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Can I have custor oil for labour pain? Is it safe ? Im 39 weeks pregnant.

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You mean castor oil? Best to check with your gynae...

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What to do to induce labour pain naturally??

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I'm 36 weeks pregnant, my baby kicks a lot when I sit, is there anything wrong? Should I worried abt it ? Because there is concious ninja kicks, does baby feel uncomfortable so they kicks or moves a lot??

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Should be fine, do check with your gynaecologist if you're worried

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