Medical term:

parturition

childbirth

[chīld´berth]

the process of giving birth to a child, including both labor and delivery. Called also accouchement and parturition.

cooperative childbirth (educated childbirth) (natural childbirth) prepared childbirth.

prepared childbirth see prepared childbirth.

child·birth

(chīld'berth),

The process of labor and delivery in the birth of a child.
See also: birth, accouchement.

Synonym(s): parturition

child·birth

tocophobia.

Farlex Partner Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012

parturition

(pär′tyo͝o-rĭsh′ən, -to͝o-, pär′chə-)

The act or process of giving birth to one or more offspring.

parturition

The event that marks the end of human pregnancy (gestation) and the birth of one or more infants.

parturition

Obstetrics Childbirth

child·birth

(chīld'bĭrth)

The process of labor and delivery in the birth of a child.
See also: birth
Synonym(s): parturition.

Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012

parturition

The process of giving birth.

Collins Dictionary of Medicine © Robert M. Youngson 2004, 2005

parturition

the act of giving birth to an offspring.

Patient discussion about parturition

Q. sex after giving birth My baby (Shelly) is three months now. Me and my husband tried having sex a couple of times since she was born, but the intercourse just hurts too much. Is this normal? I heard that sometimes when you get cuts during the birth they sew you too tight. Can it be the case? And if so, is this permanent or will it get better?

A. as long as the wound is already recovered, I think you can start the sexual activities. But again it depends on every person, I think scoote had given us a good example for that.
In case you still feel some discomfort and even hurt sensation down there, it is advisable to go see your doctor, just to check.

Meanwhile, enjoy your life and my greeting for baby Shelly..

Q. Is it a birth defect in children? I know about the causes of autism. Is it a birth defect in children?

A. it's not an easy answer i'm afraid...there are congenital differences, but no "birth defect" that we can detect. there's a good pdf file that gives a full explanation about it...i think you'll find it useful:
http://209.85.129.132/search?q=cache:U7PHTfTAZhYJ:www.nichd.nih.gov/publications/pubs/upload/autism_overview_2005.pdf+http://www.nichd.nih.gov/publications/pubs/upload/autism_overview_2005.pdf&hl=iw&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=il

Q. I'm scared to be pregnant... vomiting and to give birth...Please tell me it's fine!!

A. since how long are you pregnant? it seems that it just started. if you vomit a lot it is imperative that you drink enough water - still water like Vitel, Vichy, L'eau d'Evian that you get in your country and find bottles in glass - not in plastic! Plastic is anorganic and can't be assimilated in our bodies. there is no reason to be scared if you vomit. this means that you don't drink enough water. i know this. believe me and you will see that in the next days you will not vomit anymore. just keep me informed please!

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