Pregnancy and dysmenorrhea
Issue 06: 13 Mar 2006
Source: International Journal of Gynecology Obstetrics 2006; 92: 221-7
Researchers have shed new light on the impact of pregnancy on the severity
of primary dysmenorrhea.
Specialists from centers in Taipei and Kin-Man, in Taiwan, conducted an
Jan Tritten from Midwifery Today has said many times before
that we who know about gentle birth are fewprobably about 1% of the
world's population. If that is true, we each need to teach and convince 100
people that pregnancy and birth can be different from the mainstream destruction
we
. By
strengthening women we strengthen our children and therefore our communities. Julie Brill
