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chloe2550

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Joined: 01 Jan 2006
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Self Inducement? Posted: 01-01-06 06:15am


Hi I am 39 weeks pregnant and sick of it! I just want the baby to come already have heard there are some ways to help induce labour yourself at home if anyone knows of any that are safe please let me know. Thanks

Kia

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Joined: 23 Jun 2004
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Location: Planet Tampaxia,

Posted: 01-01-06 08:39am


Firstly be thankful you have been able to carry your child this far! A full term pregnancy is 40 weeks, i'm sorry you feel you have to rush this. The safest way is walking - yup just walk and walk. Most "remedies" are actually dangerous to you and your child. If you really can't bear it get and see your doctor.

AlliE_18

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Joined: 20 Dec 2005
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Posted: 01-01-06 08:59am


I know a few people who on their due date or few days later, ate a really hot curry, and that night they went into labour. Try that. Goodluck

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