Yes it is possible, but not guaranteed. Try crawling on hands and knees to get the baby into the best possible position for labor as this may help. Thanks, The baby is head down and 3/5 engaged (apparantly that is good as 0/5 is pushing the baby out) so the baby is already in position. Have you heard of any cases where the mother has gone into natural onset after several inductions and where can i research/read about this?? with second and subsequent pregnancies the baby does not often engage until you go into labour. I have been looking on the net, but I don't think there is anything there you won't know already. Things work a little differently in UK where I am, midwives do membrane sweepsand I think prostin is more commonly used. I have been induced twice and had quick labours. First time at term with high blood pressure, second time twins at 36 weeks with pre-eclampsia. Try raspberry leaf tea/capsules, or nipple stimulation. (Search 'what is nipple stimulation' on here, there is a very good description. I have seen other things recommended but these are the only things I would trust, and intercourse of course. Semen contains prostaglandin. Good Luck. guess what.........had a spontaneous onset of labour two days before my due date and delivered naturally without any drugs also.........hooray!!! Thanks for all the advice xoxo
Yes it is
its 50/50 each pregnancy.
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Yes. It is very possible to still get pregnant after having your tubes tied. But sadly most of the pregnancies do not carry through because they do end up being "Tube" pregnancies which can be very harmful for the woman.
Get to your midwife or care-giver as soon as possible. In the meantime, lie down, and stay quiet and calm. Many pregnancies have breakthrough bleeding, it can often happen without it having any bad meaning.
it's possible. depends on if you've stopped having your menstrual cycle or not. as long as your having a period, your ovulating. As long as your ovulating, you can get pregnant!
first of all... please rephrase the question.
On an individual basis, no. Contraception reduces the risk of pregnancy. On a greater scale, however, contraception promotes a mentality which makes sex much more readily available and detached from its natural consequences, which leads to more risky behavior and actually is linked with a rise in teen pregnancies when generally used.No it doesn't. In societies where contraceptives are used it's more open to talk about having sex and also pregnancies. In a society where they don't allow contraceptives teen pregnancies still happen but in silence with the sad result of illegal abortions following. When there is none, that is when the risky behavior takes place. Allowing contraception does not increase teens having sex or teen pregnancies.
It can be, but nowadays painkillers are available. Though it is possible to have a natural almost painless childbirth.
As of February 4, 2013, Josh and Anna have not announced any pregnancies.
20-25% of pregnancies end in miscarriage, but having one miscarriage does not put you at any greater risk of having another. Good luck
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