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Reviewer Info: Alison Stuebe, Department of Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, MA., Healthline Pregnancy Guide, February 2006

If your preterm labor has stopped, or if you and your doctor have decided that continuing your pregnancy is safe, your baby will hopefully be delivered at full term. The Delivery HealthMap explains normal vaginal delivery as well as cesarean section (when the baby is delivered through an incision in your abdomen). A cesarean section is necessary when vaginal delivery is unsafe for you or your baby.

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What is Pre-term Labour
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Carrie Shares Her Preterm Labor Story
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Why Preterm Labor Occurs
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What is Pre-term Labour
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Straining During Bowel Movements and Premature Labor
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Learn about Pre-Term Labor
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How Uterine Fibroids Can Be Treated
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High Fever During Pregnancy
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Common Multiple Birth Complications
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How Water Affects Your Body
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Learn About Fetal Fibronectin Test
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