its unbelievable nowhere from a Google search i couldn't find this simple term
for those of you looking in the future...
my questions asks having 2 or more pregnancies..
but the definition says its at one birth..
not even the text books know what the hell they're doing
MULTIPAROUS
A woman who has given birth more than one time is described as being multiparous. She may be called a multipara or, for short, a multip. The suffix -para means birth
There is a difference in terminology for multiple pregnancies and multiple live births
Multiple Pregnancies i.e. two or more pregnancies = Multigravida
Multiple live births i.e. two or more live births = Multipara
Primipara, sometimes abbreviated primip, means a woman who has borne one child. A women pregnant with her first is a primagravida.
primipara
grand multigravida
grandmultipara
grand multigravida
Multipara
multiparous
G4P4 means you've been pregnant 4 times, and given birth 4 times.
The medical term for a woman who has had many births is multigravida. This term refers to a person who has had two or more live births. A person who has never had a baby is referred to as nulligravida.
Yes. More times than we can imagine.
QIW means four times a week.
In the King James version there is no meaning given to the name. It appears 53 times
The medical terminology combining form -para refers to a woman who has given birth. It is often used in terms like multipara (a woman who has given birth multiple times) or primipara (a woman who has given birth for the first time).
I believe you mean qid, which is a Latin abbreviation meaning "four times a day".
Normally you'd write 5x/wk to avoid confusion.
I'm not 100% sure, but I doubt that very much. My neighbour breeds cats and I know for sure that most of them have given birth more than 3 times.
Twice. Once at 1 minute and once at 5 minutes after birth.
Either she's in poor body condition, you're breeding her too soon after she's given birth, or she's cystic. Or, the diet she's been given is inadequate enough to make her not settle when bred multiple times.