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1 day ago by The Worrywart

Sometimes you just have to go with your gut, or even other body parts, like when you’re at Saratoga or Thistledown or Santa Anita and you basically have this very hot, tingly, but not unpleasant feeling like millions of fire ants are nesting in your perineum. And what your fire-breathing perineum is ...

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100 days ago by hisayoo71

Perineal massage cream to heal vaginal tearing due to delivery and promote episiotomy healing. Easiotomy Cream™ Natural soothing cream for the perineum for use before and after birth Easiotomy Cream Benefits: Prepares the perineal area for childbirth Soothes the perineal area after birth Related Pro ...

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118 days ago by admin

Often touted as something to be feared, perineal tears are a common, and sometimes unavoidable hazard of giving birth. However, tears do heal, and they are something you can actively minimise. The routine use of episiotomy, is unncessary, especially when it is performed in the name of protecting the ...

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138 days ago by Naomi

The Monthly Doula A newsletter by Birth a Miracle Services Volume 1 Issue 8 February 2009 Protecting the Perineum Mission Statement: My goal is to educate and inform all parents and future parents of their rights and responsibilities of bearing children and of the truth and wonder of birth. My missi ...

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147 days ago by admin

RAA asked: The side effects of each are also did you less problems and what the birth such as perineal massage etc. An episiotomy or just tearing naturally during the birth am just tearing naturally during the birth. The birth such as to share their experience with getting an episiotomy or just tear ...

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190 days ago by Duffy McDuff

As predicted, mayhem today. I woke up at 3.30am this morning, half an hour later than usual. Felt achey and stifff so I did a walkabout the room and a bit of leaning and circling on the birth ball. Then back to bed, and woke periodically at 4.34, 5.32, 6.30 and 7.35 before getting up at 8.30. I’m no ...

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255 days ago by sarahvine

Everyone recommends doing this to encourage the elasticity of your skin and prevent tearing at the birth, but not many explain exactly how to go about it……. Appropriate oils: vegetable oils, such as almond oil, grapeseed oil, wheatgerm oil, or cold press olive oil. Do not use: baby oil, mineral oil ...

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