Infinitive. to have
Past. had
Past participle. had
Gerund. having
Labor is induced to stimulate contractions of the uterus in an effort to have a vaginal birth.
Done to: vaginal birth
Macrosomic babies can have difficult and occasionally traumatic births.
Living thing. Macrosomic babies
Done to: difficult and occasionally traumatic births
Women with large-for-dates fetuses are more likely to have labor augmentation and caesarean section, more serious perineal trauma, and more severe morbidity.
Individual. Women with large-for-dates fetuses
Done to: labor augmentation and caesarean section, more serious perineal trauma, and more severe morbidity
Some prostaglandins are not used if you have had a previous cesarean birth or other uterine surgery to avoid increasing the possible risk of uterine rupture.
Done to: previous cesarean birth or other uterine surgery
In addition, the number of cesarean births you have had is a major factor in how you will give birth to any future babies.
Done to: cesarean births
LGA babies are at higher risk of low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) in the neonatal period, independent of whether the mother has diabetes.
Done to: diabetes
The risk of having a macrosomic fetus is three times greater in mothers with diabetes than those without diabetes.
Done to: macrosomic fetus
Genetics can also play a role in having an LGA baby, and it is seen that taller, heavier parents tend to have larger babies.
Done to: LGA baby
Specifically, macrosomic infants associated with glucose abnormalities are seen to have increased body fat, larger shoulders, and abdominal circumference.
Done to: body fat