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Acupuncture does work as a pain reliever, say scientists
By Sara Mackenzie on 01/06/2010 12:39:02
Pain is eased with acupuncture, new research finds, which is top news for any mum-to-be with it on her birth plan!
blood through.A month ago, acupuncture was in the news for NOT relieving pain, with researchers saying it didn’t really help mums-to-be in labour. Now, a different set of scientists think the opposite is true, and have identified the painkilling
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Acupuncture really can relieve pain say scientists - this time
By Susie Boone on 01/12/2010 11:06:31
acupuncture, birth, pain, research, labour
in your body.Then again, that research came hot on the heels of a different group of scientists saying acupuncture didn't reduce pain in labour.So what should pregnant women do? The latest results do suggest that acupuncture - the ancient medical art
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If you were premature, you're more likely to have a premature baby
By Kimberley Smith on 25/05/2010 13:09:14
The risk of early birth is genetic, finds survey
Scientists have found that women who were born prematurely or who have siblings who were early are around 60% more likely to give birth prematurely themselves.The study by researchers at the University of Aberdeen looked at the maternity records
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New test could predict caesareans
By Matt Fricker on 31/08/2010 13:51:29
A test, which could determine if you're likely to need a caesarean to deliver your baby, has been developed in Sweden
Researchers in Sweden have developed a test which could help predict if pregnant women will need to give birth via caesarean, reports the BBC.Scientists have established that when high levels of lactic acid are measured in the amniotic fluid, it
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New wireless foetal monitor could improve birth
By Susie Boone on 18/02/2011 13:25:12
US approves monitor that could allow greater movement during labour and delivery
of your baby while you’re having contractions, to check on the health of your unborn baby.Being wireless, the monitor has no uncomfortable wires or belt, and so means mums in labour can move round and get into effective birth positions.This is particularly
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What is stem cell collection?
By ThinkBaby on 16/01/2006 02:05:08
Why a growing number of parents consider safely collecting stem cells from their baby's umbilical cord, after birth.
of rebuilding or renewal.Why collect these at birth? Collecting stem cells has been a controversial process because, whilst the adult body contains a few (less flexible) stem cells, scientists regard those collected from embryos to be the most useful
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Birth stories: Labour without drugs
By Claire Harrison on 21/04/2008 10:20:08
Conventional pain relief? Not for us!
’t believe that I couldn’t feel any contractions. People might think hypnosis for labour is all a bit wishy-washy but dilating without any pain can’t be bad, can it? I would definitely recommend it to anyone.Where to get it Effective birth preparation CD
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