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Home Birth Debate - Part 1
Video Description: Giving birth can be a daunting event, and the pros and cons of different birthing options are important to assess. Actress, author, producer and talk show host Ricki Lake discusses her experiences with alternative birthing methods. Related Article Subjects: Home Birth Debate, alternative birthing methods, birth, birthing options, home birth, pregnancy, the doctors, Learn about Home Birth DebateHome Birth Debate
Birth Control Methods and Libido
Are there any birth control methods that decrease your libido and negatively impact your sex drive? If so, are there any alternative method of contraception? Find out in this...
Hormonal Birth Control and Blood Pressure
Hormonal birth control methods may increase hypertension and contribute to high blood pressure. Find out about what alternatives may be suitable for...
Home Birth Debate - Part 2
Giving birth can be a daunting event, and the pros and cons of different birthing options are important to assess. Actress, author, producer and talk show host Ricki Lake discusses her experiences with alternative birthing... Choose the Childbirth Method Best for You – Part 2By: C.L. Hendricks | 19/01/2009 | PregnancyChanges in knowledge and attitude now allow you to choose the childbirth method best for you. Natural child birth is just one of the many birth options available Myths About Birth ControlBy: ashish vyas | 07/03/2009 | Women's HealthThis content will give you the information to myths about birth control around the world. Do Birth Control Pills Help Your Acne?By: Wong Darren | 21/08/2009 | MedicineSince birth control pills or oral contraceptives are popular with many people, there just might be a chance that this approach to treating acne might gain ground. Birth control pills or oral contraceptives can control androgens from performing their tasks. But does it really work? There's only one way to... Birth control drugsBy: caryfank | 14/11/2009 | HealthBirth control drugs are used to avoid unwanted pregnancy. It is also called contraception. If anyone is not interested in having a baby then there are basically two options: first don’t have sex, or if you are going to have sex then use birth control drugs. Drugs or pills are available in different forms such as injections into a muscle, pills, topical (skin) patches Induced Labor MethodBy: Nicky Pilkington | 10/11/2006 | HealthAlthough, there are many childbirth methods, induced labor is often recommended for a number of reasons determined by a patient's medical history. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) informed that induced labor doubled from 1989 to 1997 and it is estimated that about 15% of all deliveries are induced today. What’s in Your Birth Plan? – Planning Your Hospital BirthBy: Kate Pryse-Lloyd | 11/06/2008 | PregnancyWhat is in your birth plan? An easy guide to why you need a birth plan and what you need to put into your birth plan. This guide is to help anyone planning a hospital birth and wants to be prepared for what this entails. Male Birth Control Pills: Would it be Worth the Price?By: S. Michael Windsor | 30/09/2007 | HealthOn September 28, 2007, the second "Future of Male Contraception" conference sponsored by National Institutes of Health, World Health Organization, as well as other organizations was held in Seattle. There were many new male contraceptive ideas which seemed to be reasonable to those that had attended. Three of those possibilities really stood out to be future male contraceptive products. All there is to Know about Alternative Therapies for LaborBy: Martin Richfield | 29/02/2008 | Diseases & ConditionsWomen have been having babies every since humans have roamed the earth. However, with the centuries of medicine and technology improving it has become very common for women to seek pain management for labor through drug therapy.
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