A stillborn birth is the birth of a dead baby
stillborn is when a baby dies before, or during pregnancy.
After the twentieth week, the unintended end of a pregnancy is called a stillbirth if the infant is dead at birth and premature delivery if it is born alive.
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Hughes contrasts the gory farming details of a stillbirth with a gentle, loving description of the way the lamb should have been born "He should have felt his way, tip-toe, his toes tucked up under his nose for a safe landing."
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Pre 24 weeks = miscarriage post = stillbirth.
In most cases the only symptom of stillbirth is that the mother notices that the baby has stopped moving.
A stillbirth is when a baby is born still, or motionless. The baby is not alive, nor breathing. He/She has sadly passed away and is dead when born. After a stillbirth, the family has a proper funeral for the baby as well however they decide to carry it on.
No it is not.
With the exception of women with diabetes, women who have a stillbirth have as good a chance of carrying a future pregnancy to term as women who are pregnant for the first time.
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A number of different disorders can cause stillbirth. They include: Diabetes in the mother. Hemorrhage. Abnormalities in the fetus caused by infectious diseases, including syphilis, toxoplasmosis, German measles (rubella), and influenza.
Tests before delivery (antepartum testing ), such as ultrasound, the alpha-fetoprotein blood test, and the electronic fetal nonstress test, can be used to evaluate the health of the fetus before there is a stillbirth.
Yes. Unless they are a stillbirth and died inside the mother...
The answer depends on the type of thalassemia, and ranges from stillbirth to normal life expectancy.