birth pangs (Meaning)

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birth pangs (n)

a regularly recurrent spasm of pain that is characteristic of childbirth

As the due date approached, the expectant mother began to experience intermittent birth pangs.
The midwife assured the laboring woman that the birth pangs were a natural part of the childbirth process.
With each wave of birth pangs, the mother-to-be focused on her breathing techniques to manage the pain.
The intensity of birth pangs can vary from woman to woman and throughout the stages of labor.
During active labor, the frequency and strength of birth pangs typically increase as the cervix dilates.
The support of a birthing partner can provide comfort and encouragement during moments of intense birth pangs.
In some cases, medical interventions such as pain relief medications may be administered to alleviate severe birth pangs.
The transition phase of labor is characterized by powerful birth pangs as the body prepares for the final stage of delivery.
As the baby descends through the birth canal, the mother may experience a surge of overwhelming birth pangs.
The relief and joy that follow the final birth pangs as the baby is born are indescribable for many mothers.

a regularly recurrent spasm of pain that is characteristic of childbirth

contractions, parturitions, deliveries, childbearings, accouchements, pains, childbirths, pregnancies,caesarean sections, miscarriages

No antonyms found.

As the due date approached, the expectant mother began to experience intermittent birth pangs.

The midwife assured the laboring woman that the birth pangs were a natural part of the childbirth process.

With each wave of birth pangs, the mother-to-be focused on her breathing techniques to manage the pain.

The intensity of birth pangs can vary from woman to woman and throughout the stages of labor.