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ACOG's Recommendations on Limiting Interventions

Birthful

Adriana Lozada

Self-improvement, Parenting, Kids & Family, Education

4.7706 Ratings

🗓️ 8 March 2017

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

In this episode we talk about the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists’ new recommendations on “Limiting Interventions during Labor and Birth”. Do you need to be continuously monitored? Does your bag of waters need to be broken? Do you have to hold your breath to push? How about IV fluids? It turns out that “many common obstetric practices are of limited or uncertain benefit”, and it’s time to change things up. Sharon Muza tells us more. 

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Birthful Podcast. I'm Adriana Lozada, and today we're talking about ACOG's

0:17.1

new recommendations on limiting interventions during labor and birth.

0:23.3

Do you need to be continuously monitored?

0:25.5

Does your bag of waters need to be broken?

0:27.7

Do you have to hold your breath to push?

0:29.3

How about IV fluids?

0:34.5

It turns out that many common obstetric practices are of limited and uncertain benefit.

0:36.7

And it's time to change things up.

0:39.4

Sharon Mujah tells us more. Stay tuned.

0:45.9

This episode of Birthful is brought to you by Natural Breastfeeding in their free quick start video,

0:50.4

which shows you a simple technique to prevent nipple pain and the easiest way to help your newborn latch and for you to produce enough milk for your baby. Go watch it at natural

0:54.8

breastfeeding.com. This episode of Birthful is also brought to you by Megan Othling, a birth

1:00.1

dula in Albuquerque who is all about offering women the information and support they need to make

1:04.6

their own empowered birth choices. Learn more at woman of valorbirth.com.

1:10.3

The Birthful podcast, talking to maternity pros to inform your intuition.

1:16.2

Hello, mighty mamas and mamas to be and mighty dads and dads to be.

1:20.1

As always, thank you, thank you, thank you so much for listening and for all the love you give the show.

1:24.8

I really appreciate all your comments, requests, and of course

1:27.9

your reviews, since those help get the show in front of even more parents. So if you enjoy what you hear,

1:33.2

please consider subscribing and leaving a review in iTunes, even if that's not how you usually

1:38.1

listen to this show, because it really helps. So thank you. Before we start the show, here's a shout out to Megan

1:44.7

Othling for helping to bring this episode into the world. Megan is a birth dula in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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