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prolonged labor

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prolonged labor
Obstetrics Labor of > 24 hrs duration, which may be due to a prolonged latent phase–> 20 hrs in a primigravida or > 14 hrs in a multipara, or due to a 'protraction disorder' in which there is protracted cervical dilatation in the active phase of labor and protracted descent of the fetus. See Labor.


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This infection of the uterus will typically follow a prolonged labor, but not in all cases.
Inducing acupressure can eliminate prolonged labor and greatly reduce the chances of having a cesarean section during labor.
Pregnancy acupressure is a gentle process that teaches mom how to naturally induce labor, resulting in an easier, safer, and shorter birth With prolonged labor and Cesarean sections on the rise, more and more pregnant moms are turning to maternity acupressure to reduce labor symptoms, induce contractions, and help the baby descend toward the birth canal Pregnancy acupressure is a gentle process that teaches mom how to naturally induce labor, resulting in an easier, safer, and shorter birth.
 
 
 
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