Pelvic Floor Incontinence
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By Misha Safranski We have it ingrained in our heads throughout our entire adult lives-pregnancy is 40 weeks. The “due date” we are given at that first prenatal visit is based upon that 40 weeks, and we look forward to it with great anticipation. When we are still pregnant after that magical date, we call ourselves…
January 1, 1984 through December 31, 2020 Total planned home births: 1693 Total transports: 129 [ 7.6 % ] Mothers transported in labor: 92 Cesareans 51 [ 3% ] Forceps/Vacuum 9 Mothers transported within 24 hours postpartum: 23 Babies transported within 24 hours after home birth: 14 Counties: Benzie 2 Kent 14 Lake 19 Manistee 53 Mason 210 Mecosta 130 Montcalm 15 Muskegon 354 Oceana 246 Ottawa 121 Newaygo 378 Osceola 78 plus 73 births attended in Allegan, Clare, Eaton, Grand Traverse, Gratiot, Ingham, Isabella, Kalamazoo, Midland, Missaukee,…
10 Tips for Avoiding a First-Time Cesarean July 27, 2011 By admin Leave a Comment By Jessica English, CD(DONA), LCCE More and more women in the United States (and around the world) are having cesarean births. A recent study from the Yale University of Medicine showed two main reasons for the rise: more c-sections in first-time moms and lower…
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What is Transparency? A pregnant woman asks her care provider, “What is your episiotomy rate?” Her doctor responds, “I only do them when it is necessary.” On her tour of the hospital maternity center, another woman asks about the hospital’s cesarean rate and is told, “We take care of many high risk patients, so you…
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