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Welcome to Childbirth.org. Pregnancy is a very
special time in a person's life. Educating yourselves to be good
consumers, knowing your options, and how to provide yourselves with the
best possible care are essential to a healthy pregnancy. Enjoy the many
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The current popularity of natural childbirth can make some pregnant women believe that using pain-relieving drugs during labour is ‘weak’ or a sign of ‘failure’. However, childbirth is one of the most painful experiences the human body can ever have. Some women are lucky and have relatively short, easy labours, while others experience long, agonising ordeals. If you planned for a natural birth but find the labour pains overwhelming, don’t be reluctant to ask for pain relief. Childbirth isn’t a moral or political judgement of your ‘performance’ - the aim is simply to bring your baby into the world.
MedicineNet.com is an online, healthcare media
publishing company. It provides easy-to-read, in-depth, authoritative
medical information for consumers via its robust, user-friendly,
interactive web site.
Founded in 1997, the American Pain Foundation is an independent
nonprofit organization serving people with pain through
information, advocacy, and support. Our mission is to improve the
quality of life of people with pain by raising public awareness,
providing practical information, promoting research, and advocating to
remove barriers and increase access to effective pain management.
The Neuropathic Pain Network (NPN) is a coalition
of organizations that exists to actively support people with
neuropathic
pain,
by enabling
them to better
cope with
their pain, to obtain the best treatment and, ultimately, to
improve the quality of their lives.
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