Studies show that for most healthy women with uncomplicated pregnancies exercising at a moderate- to high-intensity level is safe and may provide long- and short-term benefits.
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Forceps injuries cases, failed tubal ligation, amniotic fluid embolism.
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Author argues that no, for most women over 45 undergoing a hysterectomy, oophorectomy should not be included as it will not improve longevity or quality of life.
Yes. The risk/benefit equation still favors oophorectomy to save lives.
Bacterial vaginosis is associated with preterm delivery.
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Understanding the normal sexual response cycle is being revised.
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