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If you have given birth before and
had tear or episiotomy, it is
important you try and prevent
having it again, or at the least,
minimize it.
If you keep allowing it, you'll
WEAKEN the muscles of your vagina
walls that help you hold back urine
or stool (faeces), and it will be too
bad that you may start wearing
pampas. The condition is known as
anal or bowel incontinence.
And in case you are a first time mom
or you didn't have cut in your
previous childbirth, please, examples
of others are better teachers than
your own painful experience.

FOLLOW TO GAIN MORE INSIGHT ABOUT PREGNANCY

Why Do I Even Need This?", You may
still want to ask...
You see, nothing is really a problem to
be concerned about if it does not pose
any threat to lives and the things we
value.
Avoiding injuries at childbirth will
exempt you from some of the
complications a woman is most likely
to face if she should have a major
injury at childbirth, whether it’s vagina
tear or episiotomy.
By birth injuries, we are specifically
referring to episiotomy and vaginal
tear, and every risk associated with
those.

Nine months (about 40 weeks) of
pregnancy is more than enough time to
have gotten yourself prepared for a fun
day at labour. The question is: What
have you been doing all these while
you’re pregnant and how sure are you
that such is both accurate and
adequate?
Truth is, childbirth is
obviously never
going to be easy,
YOU ONLY HAVE TO
GET SMARTER.
The MORE SKILLFUL
You Get At It, The LESS
STRESSFUL For You.
So you have to believe that normal
vaginal delivery is possible and that
you have your share of that.
With this belief, it becomes easy for
you to start exposing yourself to the
how.
I can even say that you believe in that
possibility already, otherwise you
wouldn't spend your precious time
reading this.
I'M EMMANUEL I DO PROVIDE VALUABLE KNOWLEDGE FOR SAFETY CHILDBIRTH DELIVERY.
STAY TUNED FOR MY NEXT POST, YOU CAN FOLLOW NOT TO MISS OUT.

BACK PAIN DURING
PREGNANCY
One of the changes that your body goes through which you
feel and maybe bothers you the most is back pain, specifically
lower back pain.
Now lower back pain happens for a number of reasons one of
which is, as your abdomen grows it grows mostly forward
pulling your centre of gravity forward to a place where it's
not usually supposed to be.
Now this pulls the back vertebrae forward a little bit also
causing a stress that you wouldn't have if you weren't
pregnant.
Another reason for this pain is also a hormone called relax in,
that your body releases during pregnancy.
Now it's released to help the joints of your pelvis get a little
bit looser as the pregnancy progresses but it also affects the
vertebrae of your back, once again helping them push
themselves forward putting stress on unwanted parts of your
back of your back.
One of the best ways to deal with this while you're preparing
for pregnancy is doing stomach exercises like platies and
other exercises of that sort that can really help your
supporting muscles and improve your back pain during
pregnancy