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What is this pain in your lower back?
The baby could be breach meaning back labor, it could also be the baby putting weight on you, MANY pregnant women will have back pains its the extra weight.
How many hours is a pregnant woman usually in labor?
The deliver of a baby varies from woman to woman.
Why is it impossible for a man to go into labor?
Going into labor is what the woman's body does to prepare to deliver the baby. Men can't get pregnant, therefore can't deliver a baby, hence have no need to go into labor.
Can you get pregnant and have the baby on second life for free?
Yes, by makeing your tummy bigger and bigger every week and buying a baby before "labor." Then open the boxed baby while you are at the hospital "in labor."
Why do doctors induce labor?
there are many answers for that one. could be complications from the pregnancy, could be past due date, because mom is tired of being pregnant, or maybe because the baby is getting to big
How Could I Make Myself Go into Labor At 36 week pregnant?
idk, ask a doctor, but you should always wait until the baby is ready. It CAN be dangerous to go into labour too early. If the baby is not ready, don't try.
Im drunk when im pregnant What will happen to my baby?
If you keep on doing it the baby risk serious damage and fetal alcohol syndrome and early labor.
Could Michelle Duggar be about 4 months pregnant with?
NO Michelle can't be pregnant with baby 20.
Could you have a baby on sims 1?
you cannot get pregnant but you can have babies
You are Cramping and breastfeeding baby is 6 weeks old could i be pregnant again?
You are actually most fertile right after having a baby, so it is completely possible you could be pregnant again.
Could you still be pregnant if you still bleed when your period is due?
this means you are no longer pregnant. you were either not pregnant, or you have lost the baby.
You are 36weeks pregnant and measuring 40weeks is it safe to go into labor?
the size of the baby has nothing to do if the lungs are developed yet.
