contractions during breastfeeding

I've had no issues at all with my son or my pregnancy. I've not even mentioned it to my doctor but my midwife knows I'm still breastfeeding and was really supportive. You could try the kellymom website or the la leche league website for more information about breastfeeding whilst pregnant.

when the milk is released some experience a tingling sensation just prior... Oxytocin is also released during an orgasm and is responsible for pleasure contractions during the orgasm and also responsible for labour contractions(and the uterus contracting back down to size after delivery)... but there are different amounts of the hormone released for each... I can honestly say ive never heard of a full on orgasm (id think its rare) and i wouldnt associate it with being a p edaphile...

s how it works, it can be painful depending on how severe the contractions are but the stronger the contractions, the more it helps reduce weight

In general, nipple stimulation is what causes the uterus contractions and might bring on labor. You can do that without too much effort but agree that the nipples are awful sensitive during pregnancy. I'd try walking or having sex with your partner which can also bring on labor.

if your not trying to get baby out i suggest waiting, milk normally dosent come in till like a week after baby comes

There are reports in the lay press of the use of herbal medicines, aerobic exercise, and dietary supplements, but because most women with painful breastfeeding require immediate relief of the pain to continue breastfeeding successfully, it is important to offer a treatment plan that will alleviate the pain quickly. Nifedipine, a calcium channel blocker, has been used to treat Raynaud’s phenomenon because of its vasodilatory effects.

Everyone is not the same and some do get milk early. If you plan to breastfeed then try pumping a couple times a day and store it. If it cause contractions stop asap but some can pump while pregnant with no problem.

I plan on breastfeeding my daughter when she's born. I'm 37 weeks an this is my second baby. My first was born 10 years ago and I did breast feed him but only for about 6 weeks because my milk didn't come in enough to satisfy him. Anyway, I'm almost done with this pregnancy (hallelujah!) but I feel like the entire time I was soooooooo emotional to the point where I feel like I've been a different person and I can't wait to get my old self back.

In the begining of my pregnancy I was spotting on and off for 3 weeks (6-7-8) some doctors and alot of people adviced me to stop breast feeding if I want to keep the baby, my daughter was 15 months at that time , and I couldn't simply stop breast feeding but I started giving her more solids and put her in a day care center , eventually she asked for less milk . Now I'm 20w+2d I'm still breast feeding once during day time , and twice during night. And everything is just fine.

re term you can take these capsules to help stimulate labor contractions . They are not recommended at any other time during pregnancy or breastfeeding though.

i had contractions When i was breastfeeding! it will go away in couple days Nothing serious thats If UR breastfeeding.

Your doc is being a little old fashioned and very overcautious. And it is not like one breastfeeding session is going to cause contractions that you could not get to stop by lying down and drinking some water. Honestly, how dumb can a doctor be.

I take Lexapro for depression and anxiety. It has really helped me tremendously. I am also diabetic and take Janumet. I would like to become pregnant soon and was wondering if anyone had experience with Lexapro while pregnant/breastfeeding. Do you know if it's approved or known safe for pregnancy and breastfeeding?

my advice is try to avoid pain medication, it slows down the labour process and walk alot evn walk during contractions that helped me soooo much and during contractions focus on something while breathing, dnt freak out.

Idk if everyone gets this but as I breast fed the first few weeks it was very painful it gave me contractions evey time I believe its bc your uterus is shrinking. Breast feeding really helped me!

There are a couple times through the book though that mention having a glass of wine during the first stage of labour in order to relax and sleep through contractions. I think it's put in our heads about alcohol and the effects on a pregnancy are sooo terrible. But would it really be that terrible to actually have a glass of wine in order to get a couple hours of shut eye?! Just wondering your thoughts ladies..... Note: a GLASS of wine....they don't talk about a whole bottle...

I am 30 and my forst little is 9months. I just found out i am pregnant and my 9mth old is breastfed, with solids and supplemented with formula too. She healthy, crawling and independent. Can someone tell me through thier experience if its safe or not to breastfeed while pregnant. Since breastfeeding DOES contract the uterus, does that put my unborn little in danger?

Sooo, I am 40 weeks today and I have not started lactating. I also have not experienced any contractions ever I don't think. I am being induced wednesday and I'm worried about breast milk not coming in. I really wanted to breast feed as well. Any feed back on this?

Pregnancy and Breastfeeding Certain medicines should not be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding. However, other medicines may be safely used in pregnancy or breastfeeding providing the benefits to the mother outweigh the risks to the unborn baby. Always inform your doctor if you are pregnant or planning a pregnancy, before using any medicine. * This medicine is not known to be harmful if used during pregnancy.

Just curious mommies who tore during labor how bad was the pain? Did u feel it?

Sex, specifically good sex that makes you orgasm. Orgasms release oxytocin which is the same hormone that is released during contractions. And the sperm help get your body ready as well.

ive been putting my breast pump on my nipples every day for about 10 mins and that seems to stimulate them. I feel mild contractions after.

I dont take any form of birth controle, nor use condoms of any kind. I do breastfeed full time, but the regularity of feedings during night time are questionable due to the fact my son sleeps in bed with me. For the past few weeks I've been experiencing minor to moderate cramps. A week ago I had brown discharge for one day, but then went away. My discharge levels have also increased just like what happend in my last pregnancy.

I've read you have to do it until you start feeling contractions but if contractions don't start within 30mins of doing it it probably wantwork for you

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