Being pregnant changes everything—including sex. You have questions; we have answers.
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These positions may be a useful tool to turn to if your labor isn't going as planned.
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Ask good questions, provide good information and be prepared for several examinations.
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Using five criteria, the Bishop score is used to calculate your proximity to labor.