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Vomiting during labour and birth is extremely common and there are a few reasons why it can happen. Generally the gastrointestinal tract slows down because all of your body's energy is directed to the uterus and the stomach relaxes. This coupled with changes in hormones can make you feel sick and even vomit. It's often see during transition when there is a surge of adrenaline when contractions are at their peak. Vomiting can also be as a result of dehydration so its important to keep hydrated du
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Vomiting during labour and birth is extremely common and there are a few reasons why it can happen. Generally the gastrointestinal tract slows down because all of your body's energy is directed to the uterus and the stomach relaxes. This coupled with changes in hormones can make you feel sick and even vomit. It's often see during transition when there is a surge of adrenaline when contractions are at their peak. Vomiting can also be as a result of dehydration so its important to keep hydrated du
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