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How should one deal with unexpected incidences?
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How soon after delivery can you resume back to sex?
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How can one deal with the issue of leaking down there after birth and how long is that period?
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Is there something like silent labour?
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Is it okay for fathers to be in the labour ward?
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What are the interventions used during labour and are they useful?
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Am choosing CS because I hear sex is never the same after a vaginal birth. Is that true or false?
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You are in labour and your lower back is in extreme pain. What will you do to help relieve the pain?
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Hello! It’s now the 5th week since I gave birth and it was the CS. I am worried because am still bleeding and I do not know if it’s normal or not. I can bleed today but tomorrow no bleeding and I can bleed in the morning but during the day I do not till the night. Is it normal or i should seek medical attention?
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Is it true that the umbilical cord is always round the babies’ neck hence making natural birth difficult?
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When do the wounds of CS heal?
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Can I bind my tummy now that I gave birth through CS or am supposed to bind it after how long?
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How do I stop my baby from nursing since I am a student and will be going back to school in January and my little one will be left at home with her grandmother?
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My son is almost 3 years and still breastfeeding. I have tried all means to stop him without succeeding. What’s the best method i should use?
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Does breast milk cause rashes on the baby?
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I want him to stop breastfeeding He is one year old. What should I do?
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I would love to breastfeed my 6-month-old girl but she refuses the breast and she loves her bottles so much. Sometimes I express milk but it’s a lot of work for me and it tires me so I give her formula most of the time. She was born with unilateral cleft lip and her palate was intact. The nurses and her pediatrician advised me to bottle-feed until she has had her surgery then I can breastfeed if I want to after she has recovered. She’s now fully recovered since she had her surgery when she was 3 months old but she doesn’t want the breast. My pediatrician advised me to just bottle-feed her if she doesn’t want to breastfeed but I want her to breastfeed. I am tired of washing bottles and boiling water and waking up in the middle of the night to mix formula. Is it too late to start breastfeeding her?
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When a baby doesn’t finish expressed milk, is it okay to return it in the freezer?
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How and when should I stop breast-feeding my baby? She is almost 2 years and still breastfeeds the whole night despite the fact that she has eaten a heavy supper.
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How does one know if the baby is hungry?
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