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I think this was a recent discussion? I
have seen if often enough to recognize it as a normal part of labour. some
women need 10 mins, some 2 hrs and even longer. It is all about being aware
and alert to the woman and baby’s condition. MM From: I
know this was recently discussed on the list - but I was wondering how long you
lovely midwives have seen this occur for within a natural labour? I
remember mine lasting about 10mins (enough time to get out of the car -
not a great place to do transition! - and into BC) What
is considered too long? 2 hours? What are the 'typical time limits' -
when would risk factors be considered? Thanks, Kristin
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