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Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Effects
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What is Cord Blood?
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Most Popular Videos In Delivery & Issues
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Effects
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Uterine Rupture in Labor
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What is Cord Blood?
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Active Labor Phase of Vaginal Birth
Active labor lasts for several hours. Take a look at this video to learn about the types of contractions you'll experience at this phase.
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All About the Epidural
The epidural is a popular way to relieve the pain of childbirth while posing little risk to the fetus. Sounds great, right? Now how does it work? Watch to learn more.
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Braxton-Hicks Contractions
Braxton Hicks contractions don't actually mean you're going into labor. Your uterus is simply preparing for the massive undertaking of labor and delivery. Watch this find out the details!
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Breech Delivery
How do doctors deliver a breech baby safely? What does the term mean? Watch this video to learn more!
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C-Section Recovery
Since a C-section is a major medical procedure, recovery progresses slower than if you gave birth vaginally. Get the details in this quick tip.
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Childbirth: Cutting the Cord
You have a bit more work to do while your baby is getting cleaned up by the nurses--it's time for the last stage of childbirth. But what else is left to do? Watch this to find out.
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Choosing a Midwife
Some pregnant women choose to have a midwife rather than an obstetrician deliver their baby. But even after they make that decision, they still need to choose what type of midwife they want to work with. Watch this quick tip for details.
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Cord Blood Transfers
Much like bone marrow, cord blood is transplanted from donors to recipients who meet strict matching criteria. Get the details on what cord blood can treat. Watch this quick tip.
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Delivering at a Birthing Center
If you have a low risk pregnancy and you're not afraid of giving birth drug-free, a birthing center may be for you. Watch this video to learn more about this delivery option.
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Do C-Sections Prevent Prolapse?
Pregnancy alters the strength of a woman's pelvic support, which may lead to prolapse. But is it C-sections or pregnancy itself that does it? Watch this to learn.
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