Dr Rachel Reed
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https://midwifethinking.com/2013/08/14/listening-to-baby-during-labour/Thanks for the lovely testimonial Aimee 😊🙏First do no harm.Most copyright free diagrams of the umbilical cord are incorrect. They depict the arteries with oxygenated blood and the vein with de-oxygenated blood. So, I had to make my own diagram! 🧐I'm heading off for my first proper holiday in years. A whole week of no work (or social media) – eek! I'm looking forward to knowing what that feels like.Updated blog post! 😊Top Posts
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Tag Archives: episiotomy
Perineal Protectors?
Updated: September 2019 Most women will sustain some damage to their perineum during birth (AIHW 2018). Around 50% will have a tear or graze in the skin and/or vaginal wall (1st / 2nd degree). Occasionally (1% of non-instrumental vaginal births) … Continue reading
Posted in birth, midwifery practice
Tagged birth, episiotomy, perineum, positions, pushing, water
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