Post-Labor

Yes, it is normal to experience some vaginal discharge, known as lochia, after giving birth, which may have a mild odor. This discharge can last for several weeks and may vary in color and consistency. However, if the odor is strong, foul, or accompanied by other symptoms like fever or unusual pain, it’s important to consult a healthcare provider, as it may indicate an infection.

Eight weeks after giving birth, the cervix should be gradually returning to its pre-pregnancy state. It may appear softer and more open than usual, but it should not be fully dilated. The color can be pinkish, and any residual swelling or bruising from delivery should be subsiding. Overall, the cervix is healing, and any discharge should be minimal and not foul-smelling.

Monkeys do not cut the umbilical cord in the way humans might with tools. Instead, after giving birth, the mother typically bites through the cord, which is a natural behavior observed in many primates. This action helps separate the newborn from the placenta, allowing the baby to start its independent life. The mother may then clean and care for the newborn immediately after.

The process of cervical dilation typically occurs during labor when the uterine contractions push the baby down the birth canal, causing the cervix to thin and open up. It is a natural and involuntary process that primarily depends on hormonal changes and the body's readiness for childbirth. Specific medical interventions, such as medications or procedures, may be used to help facilitate cervical dilation if necessary.

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I presume you mean hernia Surgery? There are different types of hernia and repair usually consists of suturing the defect or covering it with a mesh patch. The operations are done either as Open surgery or Minimal invasive Laparoscopic surgery. Various mesh plugs are also available for repair and depends upon the personal choice of the operator

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No it is not normal to still be bleeding and having clots a month after childbirth. Your loss by now should be just a creamy dicharge if anything at all. Please go and see your doctor as you may have a piece of placenta left behind.

It's nearly guaranteed that they will kill the ducks, especially baby ones. They are different animals completely. My hen hatched her own chick and the others killed it two days later... If they will kill their own, they will kill ducks, too.

I am pregnant with my 4th child (29 weeks) and this is the only place I felt them, especially the Braxton/Hicks contractions.

The umbilical cord comes out of the mother with the placenta.

Yes. It can lead to postpartum hemorrhage since the uterus won't be able to contract properly. It could also lead to an infection.

If the mother can tolerate the activity, then yes. Proper hygiene is advised. (Although this may vary depending on the type of delivery done)

Infant and toddler clothing could cost up to 500 or more dollars in a single year. This is because the child is growing throughout this year.

depending on the severity, with out proper treatment it may never just go away. i had my son in sept of 2008 we r noew in Jan 2010 and i think i am still suffering with postpartum depression or maybe its considered just "normal" depression. if u feel u r still suffering u should definitely seek help, now that i have good ins i am going to seek help.

Normal spontaneous delivery, also known as vaginal delivery, is a process where the baby is born through the birth canal without the need for medical intervention. It typically involves three stages: labor, pushing, and delivery of the placenta. During labor, the cervix dilates to allow the baby to pass through. The pushing stage involves the mother pushing the baby out with contractions. Following the birth, the placenta is delivered.

Break through bleeding (also know as implantation bleeding) is when the fertilised egg implants in the built-up lining of the uterus. This often causes some of the blood vessels in the lining to burst, which causes the bleeding

Usual it will. When the weight is lost quickly it can take some time for the skin to catch up. Moisturizers, staying hydrated and skin brushing can all help.

they say 6 weeks.

although all women are different. it can take weeks, months or even up to 2 years.

It depends on the birth, if you have a natural birth and you have an episiotomy or any tearing and require stitches or not it may take longer.

Yes, it's very normal. It should stop soon

I had preeclampsia toximia and was told to wait at least 5 yrs before I got pregnant again as I could develop the same again