Comments on: Premature Labor

By: Sudden Infant Death Syndrome | Baby | Baby, Pregnancy, and Parenting at Babies Online

Tue, 17 May 2011 20:17:30 +0000

[...] pregnancy, make sure you get regular medical care helping to avoid the chance of having a premature [...]

By: NICU: A Place for Sick Babies | Baby | Baby, Pregnancy, and Parenting at Babies Online

Tue, 17 May 2011 20:04:27 +0000

[...] with problems. The most common reason for a baby to be placed in the NICU is because they are born premature, or too early to survive out of the womb on their own. It has special equipment designed to quickly [...]

By: sheilah

sheilah — Sun, 20 Feb 2011 19:39:45 +0000

I will be 35 weeks pregnant on wed. I woke up this morning with my vagina achey it felt like i couldnt sit down when i went pee i wiped and there was pink. but then the more i wiped it started to get red not alot only when i whipe, i havent had to wear a pad but i am worried about the red. and i still havent had any cramping. and i feel the baby moving. i still dont know what to do. its sunday so the doc is closed. and i dont know if i should go to the hospital yet

By: Ruth

Ruth — Sat, 25 Sep 2010 03:03:40 +0000

Premature labour is so frightening, I delivered our second baby at 25 weeks. My first was a perfect, normal, drug free, term delivery. The second was an emergency caesarean after severe haemorrhaging from 7 weeks (due to subchorionic hematomas – we also lost his twin) The pain I felt wasn’t as many women have, it was just like the full blown contractions at term. He was breech too, and I had a lot of pressure which was a shock. For all the mums and dads going through this – it is hard, and terrifying. Stay as strong as you can and be confident you are doing what is best for mum and bub. If you need bedrest in hospital, it is awful and feels like such a long time, but as soon as your baby comes so early it will feel as though you only spent a matter of moments in the hospital. It won’t be until you take your baby home that life really becomes somewhat normal. Cherish your time with your little one in the NICU and know that the nurses and doctors are absolutely amazing. The good Lord allowed us to bring our son home healthy, it does happen xx

By: Science Once Again Steps Into Baby Making | Pregnancy | Babies Online The Blog

Tue, 20 Jul 2010 16:52:10 +0000

[...] the steroid has lots of other functions as well. It is often used to stop a woman from going into premature labor. It is also used to counteract the effects of [...]

By: amanda lee

amanda lee — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 09:16:09 +0000

Well I wish I would have read this earlier its 4:06am and I can’t sleep I was amitted to Franklin square hospital yesterday around 10 am I didn’t notice signs like that I went pee and seen pink on the paper so I called my ob gyn and they sent me in they are doing all the things listed and checking on me every hour, plus I have a cathider and its not very compfortable the doctors are great but I miss being home already feel free to email me at kissesxwitxtwist@Gmail.com

By: Effacement, Dilation and Station | Pregnancy | Baby, Pregnancy, and Parenting at Babies Online

Mon, 01 Feb 2010 19:39:33 +0000

[...] the second trimester or at a rapid rate before the last month of your pregnancy it can be a sign of premature labor. If this is the case your doctor or midwife will advise you on what to do [...]

By: Premature Birth is on the Rise | Current Events | Babies Online The Blog

Wed, 18 Nov 2009 19:07:05 +0000

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