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Your Body's Development Some women start to experience shooting pain in their lower back or buttocks around pregnancy week 32. This can happen as your center of gravity continues to shift, so be sure you take care to avoid unwanted slips or falls.
Changes In Your Body By pregnancy week 32 you should be drinking plenty of water and consuming foods with plenty of fiber. This will help ward of constipation and the associated side effects (like hemorrhoids). Your body is also preparing for labor and delivery, as your hips expand and your ligaments continue to stretch in the upcoming weeks. Every woman wants the best for herself and her baby during labor and delivery. You should prepare yourself for any situation however during birth. While most deliveries go as planned, sometimes the unexpected does occur. If you go into delivery well informed however and educated regarding your choices, you'll find the birthing process less fearful and anxiety ridden. If you need a cesarean section you should also know what to expect. You should have some knowledge of a cesarean even if you plan a natural birth, as you never can tell what will happen when it is finally time to deliver. During a C-section your bay is birthed through a small incision in your abdomen and uterus. It is a surgical procedure that must be performed in an operating room. At times c-sections are planned, particularly if the mother's or baby's health is at risk. Other times cesarean sections are the result of an emergency that may arise during delivery or even before you go into labor. Roughly one of every four babies are born via cesarean section every year in the United States. What should you know about this procedure? First, some women plan to have a cesarean delivery. This may be due to a number of factors including:
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