Childbirth

... an Rh negative woman has a partner who is Rh positive, resulting in an Rh positive baby. If the mother’s and baby’s blood come into contact during childbirth, her body produces antibodies against the baby’s blood. The present baby is not affected, but a subsequent pregnancy may be at risk. Therefore ...

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... We ran up against an upper limit for brain developement when it wouldn't fit out of a female pelvis that still enabled efficient locomotion. Childbirth remains one of the most dangerous things you can do. Only in the last several dacades has this limit been lifted and then only for the rich. ...

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... you long distance runners or swimmers, and if so have you experienced a leap into "runner's high"? Or are any of you who've been through childbirth or emergencies familiar with this transcendent feeling? If you've experienced "runner's high," what were the conditions and how ...

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... my fever and aching was so severe that if I did not know better, I would have thought I was in labour, as it felt just like labour pains from childbirth (but with no easing up inbetween cramping). I have cut out fat from my diet for 3 weeks now and my symptoms were improved **so dramatically** ...

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could have given examples of the clotting system or the contraction during childbirth or eostrogen release during the follicle phase in menstrual cycle.

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