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Archive for category: Labor & Delivery

A mother holds her newborn infants hand after breech delivery.

Breech Baby: What Causes it and What to Expect

Blog, Labor & Delivery
The final weeks of pregnancy can get topsy-turvy for a variety of reasons. With regular checkups, you can prepare for a smoother delivery.
November 25, 2022
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Mother with her newborn baby at the hospital after induced labor delivery

Induced Labor: When, Why, How

Blog, Labor & Delivery, Pregnancy
Your OBGYN wants to discuss the possibility of inducing labor. Here are some reasons they may recommend induction, along with pointers about what to expect during the process.
June 25, 2022
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C-section vs Vaginal Birth: What are the Risks and Benefits?

Blog, Labor & Delivery
Have you ever wondered why 26% of Wisco moms deliver via C-section? (That number is lower than the national average, by the way!) Or whether a vaginal birth after C-section (VBAC) is possible? We talk all-things C-sections and vaginal births in this next blog post by Dr. Durward. Got questions we didn’t answer? Let us know!
November 25, 2021
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Postpartum Depression: Everything You Need to Know

Labor & Delivery, Women's Health
If you feel guilty or like you’re a bad mom for feeling depressed after you had a baby, you’re not alone. It’s important to get the help you need. We want to help you! Find out what’s normal “baby blues” and when you should seek help for postpartum depression.
September 30, 2021
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Woman smiling after getting an epidural during labor

Epidurals for Labor: Risks, Benefits and Other FAQs

Blog, Labor & Delivery
It's no secret that giving birth is painful! But every woman finds a way to manage the pain of childbirth — whether that's through breathing exercises, position changes, or an epidural during labor. Learn more about epidurals for labor pain management. Discover the risks, benefits and the most frequently asked questions our OBGYNs hear.
July 27, 2021
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Pregnancy Hospital Bag Checklist: What to Pack in Your Birth Bag

Blog, Labor & Delivery, Pregnancy
Your baby's due date is getting closer! Your baby's nursery is coming together. Learn what you need to pack in your birth bag with our downloadable hospital checklist!
May 26, 2021
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First-time mom holding newborn baby after giving birth

Giving Birth: Labor & Delivery Tips for First-Time Moms

Labor & Delivery, Pregnancy
Giving birth can be both exciting and terrifying for first-time moms. Just as the rest of your pregnancy has differed from others', your birth experience will be unique to you and your baby. As you think about the big day when you'll finally meet your little one, you probably have questions about what to expect!
February 27, 2021
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