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    threat to their child’s happy life. Unfortunately for women with postpartum depression, this is the sad truth. Postpartum depression affects not only the mother but also their children. Postpartum depression is one of the most common complications of childbirth; generally, found in women, this in mind it is important to educate women about what causes postpartum depression, what the symptoms are, what…

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    this can make pregnancy and any other medical conditions hard to maintain. In Ethiopia, many women prefer giving birth at home due to their customs or beliefs and they are surrounded by trusted family and friends ("Ethiopia: too many deaths in childbirth as women opt out of…

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    Perineal Trauma Essay

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    INTRODUCTION A. BACKGROUND Upbringing antenatal, perinatal and postnatal care are essential services as an effort to improve mothers and children health care. Childbirth as a physiological process must be pursued so that the process goes naturally with a minimum of medical intervention because an unimportant management of labor can harm the mother and fetus. (Kalichman, L. 2015) The majority of women who give birth vaginally will experience perineal trauma either spontaneously or episiotomy.…

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    become a symbolic figure for doctors in nowadays. A gynaecologist is a medical practice of the female productive systems including the uterus, vagina and the ovaries. It means the science of woman. Agnodice was a maia who helps the delivery of childbirth from woman who are pregnant. She has help from an assistant who stands behind the birthing chair and steadies the mother around…

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    confidentiality I already value and my concern for my fellow coworkers is a quality I will use as a doctor daily. My own great-grand mother is still alive, but her mother died in child birth. Even though this was over eighty years ago, the risk of death in childbirth is a reality today. This makes me appreciate even more modern medicine and I am thankful we have the technologies to survive a high risk pregnancy and thrive. Some friends of mine are upset that they were not able to…

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    If a mother is unmedicated, it will allow her to be more in control of herself and give her a sense of empowerment(“Natural Childbirth”, 2015). Although some may choose to have a natural birth unmedicated, using medication to decrease pain is another option with different advantages and disadvantages(Belsky, 2013). One mediation option is a an epidural, a type of anesthesia that…

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    possible C-section complications affect my day to day life? After reading in our textbook and researching online, I would not want to have a C-section. Cesarean deliveries can be planned, although sometimes they can occur due to complications during childbirth. Mothers whose babies are too…

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    Sexual orientation variations are a main reason of disparity in health status, including human services. Sexual orientation distinctions are clear in disease predominance; access to preventive management; and reproductive health. Advancement of sexual orientation uniformity in different parts can impact wellbeing status and have fortified general wellbeing results. Shockingly, there remains a significant discrepancy among perceived loyalty to sexual orientation fairness in reproductive health…

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    woman would give birth which involves a strong feeling of sadness, anxiety, and hopelessness. It is often temporary and it only affects individuals who underwent pregnancy and child birth. Its mild effects would normally affect 80% of women after childbirth. It usually lingers for a couple of weeks or even months without proper treatment. It can usually be managed, but numerous mental health facilities offer rehabilitation for woman being affected by postpartum disorder. As per US Weekly,…

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    Kingston's White Tigers

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    The story of "White Tigers" by Kingston is story written in first person, in which Kingston accompanies a bird who travels up a mountain. Kingston approaches a hut and within the hut are an older couple who offer to provide her with the training necessary to be a warrior. She decides to stay because her parents believe her destiny is to become a warrior. The older people teach her to blend into her environment. At 14, she is blindfolded and instructed to take off into the mountains and perform a…

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