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🌻🍉 :
I honestly hate the fact that this topic is so under studied like ALL HUMANS ARE BIRTHED so why 💔
2025-09-07 21:37:08
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Carrie 🇵🇸 :
Our ancestors didn’t have these issues? Girl like a fifth of them died from child birth and/or their babies died. I’m all for more research but also important to preface so as not to entirely demonise modern medicine coz the crunchy trend is literally killing
2025-09-08 06:25:32
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smackinbots :
6 kids here... on my knees, on the bed, hands on the edge where my head would normally be, facing the wall. works fantastic.
2025-09-07 21:52:11
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ina banaadir :
i feel like squatting would be the easiest
2025-09-07 20:57:32
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tawanaa🏄🏽♀️ :
dont delete this I’ll need this in about a decade 🙂
2025-09-08 14:33:32
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Nikki :
Ummm… might sound wrong and problematic… but I’m curious why not get C section surgery? Isn’t that easier and less painful?
2025-09-08 12:36:48
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zahin :
it’s actually crazyyyy how undereducated we are on this topic 😭😭😭
2025-09-07 19:47:16
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im_rnha :
My mother was told she would have to have a c section during labor bc she couldn’t push my brother out and she said no and ended up squatting and delivering onto the hospital bed despite the doctors trying to stop her
2025-09-07 21:03:52
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Why do they still do this tho?
2025-09-07 21:48:31
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vonponpony :
squatting causes prolapse though
2025-09-07 20:41:45
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sophie <3 :
the people that comment about she saying "male doctors" instead of just "doctors" are missing the whole point the discussion isn't about men, Is about how the freaking system is ONCE AGAIN making women's issues more agravating through time and speacially something as important as birth and women's health that is VERY understudied
2025-09-08 04:12:55
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novamyst :
more content?
2025-09-08 13:38:26
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7Moxie :
Humans have been around for roughly 300,000 years. Hospitals only started institutionalizing birth around the 1950s. So out of hundreds of thousands of years of human existence, hospital birth accounts for less than like 0.03% of our history. If homebirth were truly a deadly gamble, humanity simply wouldn't have survived long enough for us to even be here having this conversation
2025-09-08 12:40:14
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arkham :
Why did you have to mention male doctors? like females doctor can see better ?
2025-09-07 19:53:26
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mariam :
why should we avoid the epidural?
2025-09-07 20:41:32
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SapphireShadowVampir :
And most people died so I don’t know why you say our ancestors did this. Our ancestors did die a lot more and have more complications compared to today. we are definitely doing better than they were and science has proven this many times due to the less loss, less death of both the mother and child.
2025-09-08 01:52:33
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halalmybrows_by_nafrini :
Listen,I’ve been in labour twice naturally, I sat in rhe bouncy ball both times and bounced away through the pain , but the one time I was forced to lay down so the nurse could do a check , the labour pains hurt 10000000X more , laying down didn’t feel natural at all it made it worse , when i was ready to push I had to walk from my room to the birthing room , walking hurt way less than laying down 😂
2025-09-08 15:44:55
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N99 :
im not having kids im good
2025-09-08 00:03:39
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nargisie :
Sorry! Another point to add, in regard to pain during childbirth, is our very attitude towards it! social attitudes towards pain, have instilled fear in many women and even young girls. Rather than fearing pain, women would be in much better positions, if they were educated on ways to cope with the pain, and even see a purpose for the pain. A key way in which labour progress is assessed, is the length, duration and frequency of pain. Every contraction has a purpose and a role in allowing the baby to descend! There is research around the role of fear, in determining birthing experiences and outcomes - I remember reasearching this for an assignment (so I apologise for the oversimplification! ) and I recall that the body releases stress hormones during labour (as a physiological response), however fear, and the resultant, persistent stress response can bring about the immoderate release of stress-related hormones, which will impact the release of oxytocin and endogenous endorphins, which can stall labour, make the process more painful, as well as impact a range of other physiological responses. Nevertheless, I preface again, the importance of education around childbirth, and in this case, especially regarding, both the pharmacological and non-pharmacological options available to women (as well as their benefits, side effects, etc.)
2025-09-08 12:45:12
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Lion’s Hub :
I heard allegedly hospital refuse this coz more complications means you pay more and justify the price. some will even lead you the path of c-section through induced complications coz it’s more profitable to them 🥷🏽 allegedly
2025-09-08 12:39:56
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Ana :
I can’t believe female reproduction is so unstudied compared to male reproduction considering the whole reproduction process is carried by the female body. Misogyny has held society back for so much
2025-09-08 12:57:00
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Metamporhmaxxer 🪳 :
I fear the mothers and ancestors point is surivorship bias. We don't hear about women tearing and needing C-sections in ancient times because they were dying.
2025-09-08 03:38:35
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A :
imo it’s all a game of money, you give birth in a position that can make you tear or rip = surgery or pills or something. too much pain? = pain killers and drugs such as epidural and more. complication in birth or baby in the wrong position = c-sections. yes sometimes these options are necessary for different women but i believe it’s all about getting as much money from every patient especially in this generation.
2025-09-08 07:32:07
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418 :
the list is getting too tall
2025-09-08 15:29:54
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