Judy,
Check the thyroid function. I had a
daughter born in in 1974 who, when she was three months old, went 19 days
without a bowel motion - a record at the Royal Children's Hospital at that
time. She wasthen diagnosed with no problems andgiven an
all
Irene, did she continue to suffer
constipation?
Im very interested in anything that may
solve my boys problem, as if not given anything he will go for god knows how
long - as Ive never tried it - the longest has been a bit over a week so far and
the poor bub has to accually birth them when
I have been living with this with my now
18 month old since he was about9 months old. We are currently working hard
to get him going by himself. He currently only goes when I give him herbalax to
go every 3 days (if he hasnt gone on day 3 by himself that is)
We are doing the following
Hi - I had experiencewith this problem when my son was
about 2-3 years. Prune juice certainly did the trick and he eventually
grew out of it. Hope this helps.
Helen Cahill
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I regrettably let you all know that late today
[15/03/04] that Dr Clive Brookes, and Obs/Gyne from Adealide passed away. He was
48yrs. He was in Mt Gambier for a regular clinic, fate would have it that his
wife went with him. He suffered a stroke Sunday and was rushed back to FMC where
he
Hi Melissah and Scott,
If I was facing your problem today I think I would take the
advice of a good naturopath and see if that will help in the short term.
If it is not quickly remedied it would also be a good idea to rule out any
medical complications. It sounds as if you are
Denise
articles by A shorten were in Capers Birth Issues
journal, you can search at their website.
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Tell
her not to go to Lismore Base. Hope she finds a decent birthing
option.
Cheers,
Cas.
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Last baby like that I saw was 4kg, and dead on arrival, sooo sad. Judy
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A miracle baby was born
Dear List
I don't quite know what to make of this but at work
today one of the obstetricians told me that he had heard of a proposed (?)
double blind study into 'natural' vs Caesarean birth in healthy, low risk
primips to be carried out in the USA.
Which means basically that healthy,
I"ve also heard of this being proposed in the US. I
would hope that it would never pass the ethics commitee, but who knows.
Kirsten
survivor of 2 years in the USA - 18mo working in
the hospital sysytem
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How is the baby
fed? I ended up giving half strength formulato my last because of
constipation. She had been ok while using a supply line with breast milk and
formula
mix.
Maureen
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Hi,
Only 10 days until the close of ealry bird
registration for the Australian Breastfeeding Association's series of seminars
Breastfeeding: Science and Experience in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide
and Perth.
You can register online at www.lrc.asn.au
Barb GlareMum of Zac, 10,
I have
had the pleasure of looking after 2 women using hypobirthing. It's wonderful.
Theywere in full control, aware, and relaxed. Their partners have also
been much more relaxed, and going with it. So often it's the partner who
undermines her ability to birth.I suggest it and/or yoga to
From what I have read on US websites this is being
proposed by the same dr (Hannah) or close colleagues as who
wereresponsible for the breech trial - they were in Canada (maybe
Toronto?). Not completely sure though. Doesn't sound too dissimilar to the
ACTOBAC trial invisaged for here. After
Hello colleagues,
The topic of hypnobirthing is a fascinating one.
From my point of view, we are all constantly being hypnotised. The
second/minute our brain waves slow from the day to day, minute to minute
beta wave of waking consciousness - those voices that go round and round in
our heads, to
Yes, we can get bogged down in semantics when discussing what is meant by
natural birth. What I mean is clear to me and that is what was, I believe,
envisaged by the early proponents of natural birth is women birthing under
their own power without pharmacological pain relief or obstetric
It is not unusual for breasetfed babies to go for long period
between bowel motions Mine did co and I knew whe nhe was busy on his own he
would sing!! usually 7- 10 days between!Denise
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Yes, Marilyn, my reading of what you meant was just that, but even the narrowest
biomedical definition of no intervention (including analgesia) fails to be
sensitive to the taken-for-granted and therefore unseen aspects of culture. For
example, the psychological and spiritual advantages of women
Many thanks for the
input,
Take care,
Judy
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Trish:
I see what you are saying and on the one hand I
agree, I mean how could I not, yet on the other handIfind this
dilema truly disturbing and somewhat begging the question. I think we must be
able to discern between the non-medical interventions, if you will, of cultural
, familial,
Marilyn, this response is brilliant. But I think we are saying the same
thing, though we may differ in a way on the continuum of intervention issue.
I would agree entirely that 'culture' is natural to our species and therefor
completely inseperable from the physiology of birth (thus the
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