parturition

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English - Turkish
doğurma
doğum
(Tıp) part
parturiency
doğum
struggling parturition
zorlu doğum
English - English
{n} the act or state of bringing forth
the process of giving birth
{i} birth, delivering of young
or birth or childbirth or labour or delivery Process of bringing forth a child from the uterus, ending pregnancy. It has three stages. In dilation, uterine contractions lasting about 40 seconds begin 20-30 minutes apart and progress to severe labour pains about every 3 minutes. The opening of the cervix widens as contractions push the fetus. Dilation averages 13-14 hours in first-time mothers, less if a woman has had previous babies. When the cervix dilates fully, expulsion begins. The "water" (amniotic sac) breaks (if it has not already), and the woman may actively push. Expulsion lasts 1-2 hours or less. Normally, the baby's head emerges first; other positions make birth more difficult and risky. In the third stage, the placenta is expelled, usually within 15 minutes. Within six to eight weeks, the mother's reproductive system returns to nearly the prepregnancy state. See also cesarean section; lactation; midwifery; miscarriage; natural childbirth; obstetrics and gynecology; premature birth. child labour division of labour International Labour Organization Israel Labour Party labour economics labour law Labour Party labour union migrant labour natural childbirth birth control birth defect multiple birth premature birth Virgin Birth
The act of bringing forth, or being delivered of, young; the act of giving birth; delivery; childbirth
The act of giving birth; childbirth
That which is brought forth; a birth
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