Time the woman's contractions; intense contractions at short intervals signal impending birth.
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However, these early contractions often don't increase in intensity or occur more frequently like labor contractions do.
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DOMS can occur from exercise using predominantly concentric contractions but is more prevalent following exercise with eccentric muscle contractions.
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For several contractions, he held me, rubbing deeply into my lower back as the waves of contractions passed over me.
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One theory is that there are small contractions, known as "mirror" contractions, under the cast while training the opposite side.
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The pain is bad whether we give you the contractions or your kid gives you the contractions or it happens naturally, whatever.
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The Australian fitness influencer posted on Wednesday that she's started getting Braxton Hicks contractions, sometimes called "false" contractions, which can start before labor and even in early pregnancy.
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By looking at a long-term history of contractions and measuring the frequency and severity of those contractions, pregnant women can have a better idea of their progress.
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Since BloomLife offers a timeline to track these contractions, women are able to better interpret what's going on in their bodies, from gas to early contractions to labor.
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If you&aposre not sure about the timing of your contractions another sign it&aposs time to go to the hospital are you have difficulty speaking during contractions.
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But hospital staff said her contractions were too far apart.
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At that point I realized she may be having contractions.
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There was something magical and shamanic about the multiletter contractions.
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Many economists define a recession as two consecutive quarterly contractions.
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I'm told it's not unlike the feeling of labor contractions.
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Menstrual blood is expelled from the uterus through uterine contractions.
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At about midnight I woke up to pain from contractions.
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Not long after they arrived, the contractions became more powerful.
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A recession is generally defined as two straight quarterly contractions.
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That said, other economic authorities often point out contractions first.
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She must struggle to remain silent during her painful contractions.
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Orgasm contraction data was directly mapped onto instrument sounds, with the amplitude of the sound wave reflecting the strength of contractions, and the wavelength of the sound wave reflecting the rhythm of the contractions.
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"I teach women, and of course their partners, that the painful contractions of labor come and go, moment by moment, and that between the contractions are moments of calm and ease," Ms. Bardacke said.
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Hiccups are involuntary contractions of the diaphragm muscle that separates your chest from your abdomen, and those contractions may result from a large meal, alcoholic or carbonated drinks, or sudden excitement, according to Mayo Clinic.
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As the eclipse was becoming more intense, so were my contractions.
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Contractions are not going to come between Mama and her mascara.
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At the birthing center, Amber's contractions stalled for a few hours.
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I was having contractions, but they still weren't anything too alarming.
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Morgan experienced painful contractions and lost the twins due to complications.
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Uterine contractions, manifesting as severe cramps, follow a short while later.
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But when her contractions got pretty intense around 5:30 a.m.
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" He added, "Those kinds of contractions, they're kind of like breathing.
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They induced me because her heart rate was dropping during contractions.
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So what about women who are experiencing contractions near Election Day?
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At the grocery store, Offred feels as if she's experiencing contractions.
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They&aposll also consider medication, like oral misoprostol, to induce contractions.
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But as the contractions kept going, she was feeling more pain.
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I was without a doubt having contractions and I was absolutely terrified.
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When the contractions start, she said, she will head to the hospital.
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These contractions often trigger misalignments of the spinal column and vertebral subluxations.
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Courtesy Jana Kramer About a minute later, I had insanely crazy contractions.
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Both poisons work by disrupting the nerve impulses that govern muscle contractions.
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Fiske said Imran "immediately started crying" after she began to have contractions.
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Left untreated, the condition worsens—the contractions have the opportunity to mature.
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His girlfriend, Tatyanna Watkins, was having contractions one to two minutes apart.
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Two successive quarterly contractions would meet the standard definition of a recession.
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I had been timing my contractions with an app on my phone.
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Between contractions, I rested in Child's Pose and took sips of Laborade.
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These contractions are not affected by gravity or changes in body position.
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Some of the vocabulary is taken from Graham: contractions and cupped hands.
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On July 30, Sanchez started feeling contractions, a sign of active labor.
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His neck, stomach and chest muscles ached from the constant regular contractions.
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The pain from contractions comes and goes with brief periods of relief.
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I've never given birth but I imagine that's what contractions feel like.
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So, if you want to relieve cramping, you need to reduce contractions.
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A friend told her to walk or run to bring on contractions.
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Nerves underneath coordinated cells' "tiny contractions, contortions and twitches" into propulsive pulsing.
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When I got in the cab, my contractions were 10 minutes apart.
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I talked about "losing my baby" and daydreamed of kicks and contractions.
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When labor begins, contractions aren't physiologically different from contractions related to a single baby, but "the patient may perceive them differently," says Iffath Hoskins, MD, a clinical associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology at NYU Langone Medical Center.
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And while economic expansions have not guaranteed November victory, contractions usually presage defeat.
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CÚCUTA, Colombia — Caro Rivero was 265 miles from home when her contractions began.
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For some, those contractions are painful and lead to what we call cramps.
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However, Fitch recognises that operating losses may be incurred during extreme cyclical contractions.
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That sensation was contractions and soon they began getting stronger and closer together.
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When the contractions started, my mother walked with me to the health center.
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"It's like counting contractions, waiting for a baby to be born," someone said.
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Justice Gorsuch used 3.9 contractions per 1,000 words, while other judges averaged 0.8.
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The woman, Tammy Jackson, 35, woke up with painful contractions around 3 a.m.
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Weeks later, at around 22018 am on July 20153, she began having contractions.
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The researchers noted when these contractions slowed, indicating the fibers had grown pooped.
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Remember that market fluctuations — including contractions and subsequent expansions — are part of investing.
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The book has virtually no contractions, and the language is insistently old-fashioned.
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Three industries — educational services, mining and agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting — reported contractions.
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The strong U.S. consumer held the economy up during some reported manufacturing contractions.
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Two industries — transportation and warehousing and agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting — reported contractions.
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The 31-year-old pregnant student from Marksville, Louisiana, — who had begun having contractions at 25 weeks and received medicine to stop her early contractions — walked across the stage during Louisiana State University of Alexandria's fall commencement ceremony on Dec.
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It turns out those pains were contractions, and now doctors are closely monitoring Briana.
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"Within a couple hours I noticed Annie having real good contractions," Chor tells PEOPLE.
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She was more than 34 weeks pregnant and had complained of contractions for days.
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"You could have cyclical bear markets, economic expansions [and] contractions in cyclical bull markets."
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Electrical stimulation of the spinal cord has been shown to facilitate voluntary muscle contractions.
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They've created a sensor that pregnant women can wear, and it measures their contractions.
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Soon afterwards, it was confirmed that it was her water, and the contractions began.
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It can soften the cervix to help it dilate and also cause uterine contractions.
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It was like a small bee sting and then BANG, my contractions were gone.
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Researchers now want to modify this technology to produce detailed images of uterine contractions.
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An electrode-equipped sleeve is worn above the wrist, triggering the required muscle contractions.
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Shortly after she drank the tea, Fiske began to have contractions, according to WROC.
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Over the next few hours, Jinger's contractions strengthened, but she did not fully dilate.
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Pregnant women may also have contractions, according to the University of Maryland Medical Center.
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Day 219 (Sunday, May 220): We watch the sun rise in between my contractions.
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For the next hour, the most intense contractions I've ever felt rocked my body.
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" She explains further: "Sometimes we can give the woman medicine to strengthen her contractions.
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They did so again when she returned the next day, bleeding, with painful contractions.
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This comes along with unpredictable, irregular contractions that likely won&apost be too severe.
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On top of the contractions, you may feel pressure or pain in your back.
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Typically, this may start contractions or make them stronger if they have already begun.
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You&aposre having a hard time talking through your contractions because of the pain.
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Most of the business cycle contractions since 1945 have been much shorter and shallower.
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Misoprostol is taken 24-48 hours later and induces contractions to clear the tissue out.
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Jessa explained that "moving around" and "being active" helped her with contractions in the past.
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The moment Tyler flew in from his last show of the weekend, the contractions started!
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Bloomlife has built a wearable device for pregnant mothers to help them track their contractions.
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This process relies on peristalsis, which is nothing more than a series of muscular contractions.
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Not long after Camille's water broke, the time between her contractions got shorter and shorter.
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You may experience suboptimal muscle contractions because of poor circulation and not being warm enough.
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Japan's economy hasn't skyrocketed under his leadership, but it has grown modestly despite recent contractions.
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"I was looking up plane tickets to go home and started getting contractions," she says.
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This side plank variation makes it easy, both training them isometrically and through repeated contractions.
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"Growth is elusive still but at least the contractions are in the past," said Phelan.
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You don't realize it, but just thinking about something causes micro-contractions in certain muscles.
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Feeling contractions, she went to Mount Sinai Beth Israel hospital, following instructions from her obstetrician.
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Also important for understanding why sudden stops produce large import contractions even under fixed rates.
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In a few jumps, differentiated contractions, and angled stances, you can see strains and imperfections.
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The list goes on and on: baby kicks and contractions, vaccines, breastfeeding, and much more.
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The authors found involuntary muscle contractions in 15 percent of patients with possible antibiotic delirium.
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Her body tightened in painful contractions, to the point that she doubled over in pain.
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Despite the attempted walkbacks, clarifications and various obfuscations about dropped contractions, the damage is real.
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As you can see, I started out with vaginal contractions with higher pressure and tension.
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Computational artist Albert Omoss once simulated vaginal birth contractions with a sea of animated emoji.
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He uses contractions, short sentences, a varied vocabulary, the active voice and the second person.
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The pain may intensify as contractions increase in frequency and the baby starts to crown.
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Further, prolonged margin contractions have typically accompanied extended economic expansions, as in the late 28503s.
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The index rose further above the 50-point line dividing expansions in activity from contractions.
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The PMI readings remained above the 50-point level demarcating expansions in activity from contractions.
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When Meher started feeling her first contractions, in early June, she knew what was coming.
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But one December afternoon, out of nowhere, her body began to convulse with sharp contractions.
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That signals to your uterus that it's time to shed the uterine lining, causing contractions.
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For example, muscle contractions may pull the penis into the body, but that relaxes over time.
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Her OB-GYN prescribed Cytotec, a medicine that helps to induce contractions and complete a miscarriage.
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Decapitation might cause involuntary contractions in the headless male mantis' abdomen, increasing the odds of fertilization.
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Unlike a pacemaker, which regulates the rhythm of the heart, the OSS strengthens the muscle contractions.
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We're told Rah Ali was in her house Sunday when her water broke and contractions started.
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The idea is that the loss of the fluid will cause contractions, and then she miscarries.
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Athletes or patients in physical therapy could use it to monitor blood flow and muscle contractions.
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Sales of furniture, appliances and equipment contracted by 3.8 percent, a sixth consecutive month of contractions.
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When she arrived, Dave was beside me in the delivery room — he counted me through contractions.
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I had been timing my contractions and they were now eight minutes apart, lasting 45 seconds.
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I immediately requested an epidural so that my contractions wouldn't interfere with my Family Law grade.
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Cannabis, in general, works to relieve muscle spasms by increasing blood flow and decreasing muscle contractions.
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With excessive acetylcholine, involuntary and painful muscle contractions and spasms occur, leading to profound muscular weakness.
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Given that the device is meant to track contractions, it's most useful for the final trimester.
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BH contractions may feel similar to labor, and they are a common part of most pregnancies.
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According to NBC, Hess began having her own contractions only minutes after delivering the patient's baby.
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According to Brady, conventional weight training leaves muscles short and dense due to the constant contractions.
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An obstetric nurse rode along, rubbing her back and helping her breathe as the contractions continued.
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All the same things happen on the periphery—rhythmic contractions of the rectum and so on.
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Every 15 minutes or so she would pause, clench her fists and Lamaze-breathe through contractions.
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Your pregnancy culminates in what can be a very long labor, full of notoriously painful contractions.
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However, as the hours pass, contractions will begin to get closer together and become more painful.
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His O vowel is less diphthongized than most American speech, and he tends to avoid contractions.
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"I started having contractions earlier in the day on Friday, but they weren't consistent," Lilley tells PEOPLE.
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The Bakers were headed to the hospital to see a doctor about Laura's contractions, according to KFOR.
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"Thank you, Megan Palermo, for teaching this girl to breathe and knowing what contractions are," she says.
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When Raelin Scurry felt contractions at just 29 weeks pregnant, she initially thought it was false labor.
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As we reported ... Briana was briefly hospitalized when she experienced early contractions 6 months into the pregnancy.
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Around 7 pm, Arnold started having regular contractions and was admitted to Kaiser Permanente in San Diego.
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On Monday's episode of Teen Mom 2, Houska awoke to contractions in the middle of the night.
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It occurs when the brain and the gut don't communicate as they should, causing abnormal colon contractions.
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There were sharp contractions in new orders and order backlogs, and workers saw a reduction in hours.
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The IMF, for instance, concluded that the (harmful) multiplier for fiscal contractions was often 1.5 or more.
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The week before, when she and Letts were at a matinée at Steppenwolf, she started having contractions.
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The muscle contractions that occur during an orgasm are not essential for a woman to become pregnant.
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A coordinated wave of muscle contractions then pushes everything along until it reaches the lower esophageal sphincter.
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As my contractions quickened in labor, my worries about this pregnancy not coming to fruition finally dissolved.
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GDP growth in the eurozone has been paltry at best, and some countries are even experiencing contractions.
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Granny connotations aside, the classic mineral compound "works by inhibiting muscle contractions and relaxing muscles," she says.
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"It came out of nowhere and I just started having contractions," Renata Freydin, Zayne's mother, told CNN.
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For an hour, Ms. Sanchez had contractions, writhing in pain and screaming for help, the footage showed.
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Or it might be a smooth muscle cell lining your small intestines, making it ripple with contractions.
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Using a small, vise-like weight machine, they completed multiple, strenuous, eccentric contractions of those particular muscles.
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For instance, your contractions may not be dilating your cervix enough for the baby to pass through.
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Beckerman adds that the nutrient may also help relax muscle contractions coming from the uterus during PMS.
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But it differs from conventional Botox as it does not iron out wrinkles caused by muscle contractions.
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After an anxious and tearful 13 days beyond my due date, contractions started on a Monday evening.
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Doubled over with contractions, it took her about 40 minutes to get to the site and back.
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Specifically, it inhibits the process that breaks down the neurotransmitter acetylcholine, which is responsible for muscle contractions.
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Later, the placenta develops and produces progesterone, which suppresses contractions and prevents labor before the end of pregnancy.
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These symptoms include dystonia (continuous spasms and muscle contractions), which is exactly what I was already suffering from.
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Then, up to 48 hours later, they take misoprostol, which causes contractions, making the uterus expel the pregnancy.
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They dried in minutes even on bloody surfaces, and could withstand the forces from thousands of heart contractions.
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Lindgren wanted this map to wake up listless Canadians who may be ambivalent about these closures and contractions.
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In a healthy digestive tract, food and waste move through the intestines by peristalsis, or involuntary muscle contractions.
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I was sure that I had to be pretty far along because those contractions were really getting intense.
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The aim should be to avoid a repeat of the self-defeating fiscal contractions after the latest crisis.
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That my belly would clench with contractions for days and weeks after delivery each time my daughter sucked.
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After hours of painful contractions, Platten requested an epidural, focusing on meditation techniques to calm her rising anxiety.
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Her heart rate plummeted to dangerously low levels during contractions, causing doctors to perform an emergency cesarean section.
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But then on New Years Eve, when Jamie was 12 weeks along, she says she started having contractions.
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This falls right in line with the picture Earth scientists have built by studying past ice sheet contractions.
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Unexpectedly, Falon began to have intense contractions and went into labor, giving birth in the restaurant&aposs bathroom.
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My Giant Life's Haleigh Hampton has something painful in store for her husband Bryan Carvalho: simulated labor contractions.
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Toyin went from having contractions every 10 minutes to every two minutes in the matter of an hour.
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Contractions are currently the main indicator for medical professionals to know a woman is about to give birth.
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The short legs of those deals have come in for repeated targeting, causing sharp contractions in the spreads.
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As I lay there and rode through my contractions, all my fears began to come to the surface.
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Without even thinking about it, during the peak of my contractions, I felt my body pushing and opening.
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It becomes what is known as the "abortion pill" when used in combination with misoprostol, which causes contractions.
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She went back to sleep in her apartment, and woke the next morning feeling intense pain and contractions.
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Typically, people who want to miscarry take two drugs—Mifepristone, which causes contractions, and Misoprostol, which induces labor.
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One experiment, called Engineered Heart Tissues, allows the astronauts to watch heart cell muscle contractions in real time.
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These contractions are used as an internal timer that tells me how much longer I can stay underwater.
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Misoprostol, the second pill, is taken 24 to 48 hours later to cause contractions that empty the uterus.
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She took a calcium channel blocker and got progesterone injections to relax the contractions and postpone the birth.
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The news comes despite Amazon adopting drastic measures in an attempt to prevent contractions among its vast workforce.
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I mean, she's able to solve a mystery about a missing treaty while going through contractions — sorry, surges.
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Your muscles spasm Many people experience some sort of involuntary muscle contractions during or just after an orgasm.
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Ibuprofen acts as an anti-inflammatory, which will reduce the number of uterine contractions and relieve the pain.
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The forecast-beating outcome came despite contractions in the biomedical manufacturing, construction and accommodation and food services sectors.
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Fidyka had a lot of spasticity—uncontrolled muscle contractions suggesting extensive spinal damage—and he seemed very depressed.
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The week before my baby shower, I felt what I thought were contractions — I was in pain all over.
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India's expanded at its slowest pace in eight months while South Korea snapped a five-month streak of contractions.
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If that sounds ridiculous, I'm not talking about labor itself — people do discuss the pain of contractions and pushing.
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Once it lands, it will measure marsquakes — rumblings in the planet's crust caused by contractions as the planet cools.
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"The contractions are happening as we speak," Bilyeu Altman joked to Extra about being so close to giving birth.
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Moments before giving birth, Ghalichi showed videos of herself and her glam squad as she pushed through her contractions.
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It serves as what Dy called a valid second opinion for pregnant women experiencing contractions during their third trimesters.
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Those contractions may be more difficult to distinguish from the typical Braxton Hicks (sometimes referred to as "false labor").
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And Ecuador's economic contractions, felt even more profoundly in provincial cities like Portoviejo, had given her business a beating.
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They told her to come in later unless she began feeling contractions every five minutes lasting a minute each.
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Here are the finalists: BloomLife has built a wearable device for pregnant mothers to help them track their contractions.
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The contractions began on a Sunday morning, in the middle of the World Cup match between England and Panama.
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Economic growth jumped to 6% in the fourth quarter, after three straight year-over-year contractions to mid-2019.
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Eccentric contractions involve lengthening a muscle while contracting it and are known to potently build muscle strength and size.
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So if you&aposre experiencing contractions, but haven&apost felt the gush of water, labor may have started already.
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It said in a statement that he had lived for some time with dystonia, which causes involuntary muscle contractions.
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It is tasteless and odorless and kills by causing uncontrollable muscle contractions, which eventually stop the victim from breathing.
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But on the day of the party, familiar, severe contractions ripped through her body, stopping her in her tracks.
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I went into contractions — it was almost like letting the pain out, in a way, because I was in pain.
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Doctors have Briana on round-the-clock bed rest, and meds to slow the contractions because it's just too soon.
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The hospital where she lay bearing through jagged contractions was not equipped to deal with preemies younger than 35 weeks.
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"My cramps are coming back to back, and by then I knew they weren't cramps — they were contractions," she recalls.
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The regional indexes are calculated on a diffusion basis, meaning they gauge the level of expansion by companies against contractions.
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The entire two months I was in the hospital, I was on various medications to help ease my constant contractions.
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The wearable attaches to the baby bump and then uses electrical sensors to pick up contractions from the uterine muscle.
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Changes in genes associated with muscle contractions around the spleen and with responses to low oxygen levels also turned up.
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Sharks can hear prey up to a kilometer away, even the itty-bitty sounds, like water disturbances and muscle contractions.
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And, like those contractions that had brought me increasingly closer to meeting my son, these too occurred only minutes apart.
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These sets of contractions came for hours, until the waves calmed, and my body was temporarily a sea at rest.
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"Crow's-feet around eyes refer to contractions of their reticular oculi muscles, which are activated when someone smiles," Rule explains.
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That is, subjects were just as sore in the days following electrically stimulated contractions as they were after voluntary exercise.
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The 37-year-old had been suffering from musician's dystonia, a neurological movement disorder which leads to involuntary muscle contractions.
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You can see muscular contractions from the vagina, and the experts walk viewers through the bodily reactions in real time.
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It's part of a group of movement disorders characterized by involuntary muscle contractions that cause strange, repetitive motions and postures.
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As fate would have it, on the night of August 22 — our original wedding date — I felt my first contractions.
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Growth in telecoms and trade were counterbalanced by contractions in mining, fisheries and manufacturing, the agency said in a statement.
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The Lioness is a smart vibrator that measures users' vaginal contractions and displays their orgasms on charts via an app.
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Different creations are said to help women conceive, stay healthy through the pregnancy, ease contractions and to stop postpartum hemorrhaging.
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The family had just set up decorations for Omri's birthday party when Lindsay started having contractions early in the morning.
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These are the muscles that support the vagina, bladder and rectum, and they also produce the physical contractions of orgasm.
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That movement of ions is the basis for many of the body's functions, like nerve impulses, muscle contractions and digestion.
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He delighted in etymology, synonyms and antonyms, slang, swear words, palindromes, anatomical terms, neologisms (but objected, in principle, to contractions).
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It happens when chaotic electrical impulses in the upper chambers of the heart (the atria) lead to rapid, uncoordinated contractions.
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We measured these contractions and they are very small -- perhaps too small to preserve the muscle -- but they are present.
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We need to do more research to understand the role of these small contractions in relation to prevention of atrophy.
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But slowdowns aren't great for the politicians who oversee them, either, even if they never turn into officially declared contractions.
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Ibuprofen acts as an anti-inflammatory, which means it will reduce the number of uterine contractions and relieve the pain.
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The chanting music gradually becomes louder, and Christine explains that as the contractions come harder and faster, the pain intensifies.
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When I got out, the contractions were coming every two minutes and my water had broken (yes, in the cab).
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The characters don't think or sound like you'd expect: They're extremely literal, and they don't speak casually or use contractions.
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Picking up the signal—a tiny flurry of contractions and expansions in space-time called a "chirp"—required extraordinary technical finesse.
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"I thought, eh, she's probably just having really bad contractions, she's not having the baby right now," Niv Davidovich tells PEOPLE.
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Mifepristone causes the uterine lining to start detaching and softens the cervix; misoprostol triggers uterine contractions that actually expel the pregnancy.
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Mom gets to work cleaning off the new baby, but before too long her contractions start again for the second lamb.
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When we got to the hospital, they admitted me because I was so dehydrated that I had started to have contractions.
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The economy shrank in the second quarter of the year; two consecutive quarterly contractions are often taken to define a downturn.
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" Jenner rushes out of the room and Kim calls Khloé, 34, who asks whether her contractions should "feel like period cramps.
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According to the post, the woman, who was traveling with her mother, started having contractions about five hours into the flight.
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Courtesy Jana Kramer I was having contractions every two to three minutes and they were so bad that I couldn't talk.
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Kris is forced to run off of the video chat when Khloé informs her mom she has been experiencing repeated contractions.
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But if they made him throw up, the gut contractions around the glass shards could also poke holes in his stomach.
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The IMF is even more pessimistic with a forecast of 0.5 percent growth next year after two straight years of contractions.
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I didn't feel any pain or contractions, so I decided to lie back down and try to sleep a little longer.
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I had barely any pain after the surgery – I chalk that up to the fact that I have felt many contractions!
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From our work at the University of Oregon we believe it is in part due to histamine release during muscle contractions.
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Anatomically, "an orgasm consists of highly stereotyped contractions, which means they always occur in the same type of pattern," says Prause.
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"The simulated contractions feel like a life's being squeezed out of you [and you're] simultaneously being electrocuted and burnt," he continued.
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Two straight months of contractions in Japan's manufacturing activity have raised concerns of an impending recession in the Asian economic powerhouse.
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Pretty Boy thinks he's a midwife and is massaging Copper through her contractions trying to help Copper have her babies. Lol.
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Within an hour, I had gone into full labor—I'll spare you a long description, but: contractions, vomiting, bleeding, crying, shitting.
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As Ms. Stark hunted for Mr. Ahmed, Peggy Karas, another sponsor, stayed at the hospital massaging Ms. Ahmed's hand during contractions.
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Contractions of the muscles would have enabled the creature to move and create the burrows, like the way a worm moves.
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That's right, literally minutes before her own contractions started, this doctor was helping another mom bring her kid into the world.
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As Ms. Binderow was gripped by waves of intensifying contractions, staffers cleared out the space to make room for her bed.
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Her daughter was born by an emergency cesarean section operation after the baby's heart rate decreased to dangerous levels during contractions.
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During a press briefing Saturday, the president worked to assure the public about the outbreak and possible contractions of the virus.
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"Yesterday, I felt contractions, I was in pain and was worried that I was going to have a miscarriage," she said.
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Basically, the organization is saying that economic contractions can be predicted by falling numbers of an entirely different type of contraction.
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Premature or "false" labor — when the mother goes to the hospital with contractions that turn out to be nothing — isn't covered.
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We watch her buckle through escalating contractions, then hemorrhage, kneeling and rocking, while a nurse talks her through it by telephone.
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So when you start feeling contractions, do not go to the hospital — simply get into your bathtub, or a kiddie pool!
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The VylyV "smart shorts" are made out of a sensor-embedded textile that monitors the contractions in your pelvic floor muscles.
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The human mom, seven and half month pregnant, was rushed to a nearby hospital to give birth shortly after her contractions started.
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Salps are tiny, barrel-shaped marine invertebrates that move through the water by pumping liquid through their gelatinous bodies with pulsed contractions.
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During a cardiac arrest, the heart stops beating and quivers with uncoordinated contractions that are unable to pump blood to the body.
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" Adds the Saturday Night Live alum, "So we turned around, her contractions started … we U-turned and got it out of there.
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Likewise, the Fund predicted that Argentina and Venezuela also face output contractions of about 1 percent and 8 percent respectively in 2016.
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But then I got out of the tub and my contractions were so intense I couldn't even keep on top of them.
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"I was crawling on all fours between contractions it was so bad," she says, noting that she chose to get an epidural.
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"I was crawling on all fours between contractions it was so bad," she said, noting that she chose to get an epidural.
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The 23-year-old believed she would be getting induced, but arrived at the hospital two days before after her contractions began.
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TMZ broke the story ... Khloe started having early contractions Wednesday just hours after videos surfaced of Tristan hooking up with other women.
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"Waters breaking is not the first indicator of labor, and very rarely happens at the same time as irregular contractions," she said.
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Without this "off-switch", the glands and muscles cannot turn off, causing uncontrollable muscle contractions which eventually stop the victim from breathing.
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From there, the sleeve uses electrical impulses to trigger muscle contractions that allow Burkhart to accomplish the hand movement he's thinking of.
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The sensors measure body temperature, movement, and vaginal contractions when the vibrator's in use, and then sends that data to the app.
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"The contractions are happening as we speak," the then-mom-to-be joked to Extra about being so close to giving birth.
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"4 days postpartum & body is feeling good besides the fact that my cramps still feel like contractions!" she initially captioned the image.
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The Caixin PMI new orders sub-index rose to 48.5 in January, the highest reading in a seven-month sequence of contractions.
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Although this rate is still high compared to most world economies, contractions such as these increase citizen dissatisfaction, particularly in nondemocratic countries.
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In 2017, the economy grew by 1.5 percent — nothing to elicit wild celebrations, but decent enough given the previous two years' contractions.
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Hiccups are really just involuntary contractions of your diaphragm muscle, caused by an irritation of the nerves in your chest and neck.
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I was already two or three weeks away from delivery, and they said that I could go into contractions on the plane.
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" As her contractions grew stronger in the Redding delivery room, she held off on pushing and screamed out, "Are the dads here?
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Yet compared with the 4.5 percent decline in 2009, and smaller contractions in 2012 and 2013, it makes for a different era.
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So one way [females have control over their reproductive system] is physical barriers that can be enacted through muscular contractions, for example.
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But the contractions seizing Ms. Abernathy's lower back early that June morning told her that her son and daughter were coming. Now.
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The "peripheral" countries suffered dramatic economic contractions, compounded by bank implosions, and had to appeal for financial assistance to avert complete collapse.
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Similarly, the rich daddy and good-looking mama of "Summertime" become a "rico pai" and "guapa mai" (contractions for "papi" and "mami").
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The next morning, Ms. Sanchez informed the deputy who delivered her breakfast that she had been experiencing contractions, according to the lawsuit.
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Yes, thanks to its ability to reduce levels of prostaglandins, hormones that help the body shed uterine lining by inducing muscle contractions.
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The Sesame Workshop said in a statement that the legendary puppeteer lived for some time with dystonia, which causes involuntary muscle contractions.
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In the meantime, the researchers attached tiny sensors above the flexor muscles in the volunteers' immobilized wrists to measure any contractions there.
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When he was 8, Kimong started having monthly grand mal seizures, which are characterized by loss of consciousness and violent muscle contractions.
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Then, up to 48 hours later, the patient takes a second pill, misoprostol, that induces contractions and causes the uterus to empty.
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But it took another full day — at which point the pains became contractions — before she and her mom went to a nearby hospital.
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It was hard for me to hold my breath during contractions when they told me to, and I just felt so sick inside.
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The CDC says bites from black widows aren't usually life-threatening for adults, but they can cause severe pain and aching muscle contractions.
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Economists expect the Brazilian economy to shrink again this year, which might be the first back-to-back annual contractions since the 1930s.
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Kat Bailey, however, seemed completely unfazed when her water broke — and was even up for a little light pole-dancing in between contractions.
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"Our baby was worth the constractions 😝" Kalani wrote on Instagram, poking fun at the way her husband pronounced "contractions" in the video.
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But during a trip to see the Easter Bunny with her two older sons, ages 2 and 5, she began having strong contractions.
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Italy's back-to-back economic contractions to end 2018 put the country in recession and its stock market, like most of Europe, suffered.
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Wednesday over reports that a woman was having severe abdominal pain and contractions after being attacked by another woman, Miami New Times reported.
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Believing her child to be healthy, each time she agreed for shots to be administered to stop her contractions and save the fetus.
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I share Amanda's experience: My period will sometimes arrive within hours after sex, as though the contractions of orgasm are bringing it on.
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"After listening to her work through a couple contractions over the phone, I knew this was going to be exciting," Karin tells PEOPLE.
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Though they could not provide a specific cause, the doctors said Warmbier showed spastic, profound weakness and contractions in his muscles and legs.
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I didn't anticipate delivering on the flight, but her contractions accelerated so fast and her water broke; she was going to give birth.
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So your morning coffee or breakfast can trigger these contractions, but a freakout over a pitch meeting can give you the urge, too.
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To carry out the tests, scientists attached electrodes to the babies' scalps and placed additional sensory tools on their torsos to track contractions.
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At 26 weeks, I started having contractions, which felt like strong menstrual cramps, the same as when I went into labor with Rowan.
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When you reach climax, your body responds with contractions in the vaginal and anal areas that are about 0.8 seconds apart, Prause said.
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That was unchanged from a preliminary reading and kept the index comfortably above the 50-point line dividing expansions in activity from contractions.
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A week later, though, after an unsuccessful return to work, the contractions persisted, and I went to the doctor for some stronger meds.
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Perhaps emailing — or tweezing, or trying to catch a taxi on Lexington Avenue (all represented in the stories that follow) — brings on contractions.
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BloomLife is a wearable device, worn with a strap around the belly, that lets pregnant women track the muscle contractions in her uterus.
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It's also possible that when women are lying down, contractions may be more productive at helping the baby emerge from the birth canal.
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Then there are the friends who sign their (ever-briefer) correspondence "Yrs" and the rampant contractions on Twitter, with its 280-character limit.
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It is this paradox — these constant expansions and contractions, like a beating heart — that keep the human capital flowing and the city growing.
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She had her husband wear a prosthetic pregnant belly, complete with full breasts, and hooked him up to a device that simulated contractions.
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"But those contractions were very slight," he says, and by themselves are likely to be insufficient to keep the muscles healthy and strong.
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Then, after 24 to 48 hours, you follow it up with the misoprostol, which will initiate uterine contractions that eventually expel the pregnancy.
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At this point, contractions will likely be around every three to four minutes, last for 60 to 90 seconds, and be more severe.
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Once contractions are less than 5 minutes apart consistently for one hour, that&aposs when it&aposs time to go to the hospital.
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This jostling motion can kick-start muscle contractions in the intestines, moving whatever we had for dinner last night out of our systems.
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For instance, instead of contractions, we'll call them surges… During labor, every surge you feel is a wave of relaxation, pleasure, and love.
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You can do this practice from virtually any position as it uses mostly isometric muscles contractions and requires very little to no movement.
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Her contractions progressed so quickly that Jade, with the help of paramedics and family—including Tanner—gave birth in her walk-in closet.
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While I had a pretty easy pregnancy, my daughter was born by emergency C-section after her heart rate dropped dramatically during contractions.
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By the time the woman was taken to the hospital, her contractions were four minutes apart, medical records reviewed by The Times show.
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Researchers have found this method may help induce labor through the release of oxytocin, which is the key hormone involved in labor contractions.
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Mitchell's girlfriend, Lois Ovett, was in Brisbane, 850 miles to the northeast of the tournament in Melbourne, and her contractions were coming closer together.
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The involuntary contractions and release, plus the combination of feel-good neurotransmitters, can make you instantly more relaxed, happier, and closer to your partner.
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He was referring to the synthesized form of a natural hormone routinely injected intravenously to women to cause contractions, expediting birth to avoid complications.
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"These here are PVCs [premature ventricular contractions]; they're bad things," says Jim Goldstein, a cardiac technician, pointing to a graph of a patient's heartbeat.
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The woman, who asked to be identified only by her first name, Tatev, said she returned home and the contractions stopped once she rested.
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"4 days postpartum & body is feeling good besides the fact that my cramps still feel like contractions!" she captioned a photo posted on Monday.
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I called my midwife, and she told me to take it easy and not to come to the hospital until I was having contractions.
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She dialed 911, but the dispatcher couldn't understand her over the screams from the painful contractions, as she describes in a viral Instagram post.
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In the video, we see a towel draped over Pingo's knees and belly, and what looks like an army medic helping her through contractions.
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Taser cornered the market on police stun guns by supercharging its weapons so that they didn't just cause pain; they induced incapacitating muscle contractions.
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Fifty is the mark dividing contractions in activity from expansions, meaning activity has held steady in the month after shrinking a little in June.
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"4 days postpartum & body is feeling good besides the fact that my cramps still feel like contractions!" she initially captioned the image last Monday.
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My vaginal contractions were way less regular, and instead of my squeezing getting weaker and weaker over time, it just kept going strong throughout.
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"4 days postpartum & body is feeling good besides the fact that my cramps still feel like contractions!" she initially captioned the Monday-morning image.
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By now, my contractions were definitely building as the waves that I remember, but were still pretty mild, kind of like bad period cramps.
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One participant experienced premature ventricular contractions -- extra beats in one chamber of the heart -- at the outset of the study and during the study.
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I was having contractions, put my son to bed, had dinner downtown, got into the birthing tub and she was born two hours later.
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How it works: Nerve agents interfere with neurotransmitters, causing involuntary muscle contractions, impaired cardiac function and airway restriction, potentially culminating in death by asphyxiation.
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After an oophorectomy, the removal of the ovaries and fallopian tubes, she suffered from vaginismus, painful contractions of the vagina especially during sexual intercourse.
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Denise Hicks, 30, Nashville, Tennessee I began to have contractions starting around midnight, and I got up and immediately started to sanitize our kitchen.
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By the morning of July 31, she'd told nearby authorities and nurses that she was having contractions at least eight times, the lawsuit alleges.
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"We've got to avoid areas of the brain that might cause motor contractions or weakness or problems with speech or vision," Dr. Okun said.
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For the next several hours, Ms. Sanchez spoke with deputies and nurses at least eight times, informing them of her contractions, the lawsuit said.
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BETHEL, Alaska — The contractions were coming eight minutes apart, and Billie Jo Yupanik was breathing into them, her gaze down, hands cradling her abdomen.
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Giselle goes mad with her whole body; Rojo performs compulsive contractions and extensions of such force that she seems to be turning inside out.
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The sensors placed above the volunteers' cast-bound wrists picked up some muscular contractions in the left flexors when their right-side counterparts exercised.
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If you&aposre not sure about the timing of your contractions, here are some other signs it&aposs time to go to the hospital.
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To prevent further contractions of the illness, the CDC will screen passengers from Wuhan who are arriving at international airports in Atlanta and Chicago.
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It records the duration and frequency of the contractions in an app to give parents a clinically proven second opinion about what they are feeling.
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Duff's contractions never came really close together, which made her feel "frustrated" in wondering why her labor wasn't progressing the way her midwives had hoped.
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This actuator (aka the bit that moves a robot) is as strong and efficient as human muscle, but can pull off more contractions per second.
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Exports rose 22.7% in the third quarter after a 13% gain in the second quarter, which reversed a successive run of contractions for two quarters.
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Exports rose 22.7% in the third quarter after a 22018% gain in the second quarter, which reversed a successive run of contractions for two quarters.
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The affected part of the esophagus showed at least some peristalsis, the muscle contractions down the esophagus that allow animals (including humans) to swallow food.
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That's because taking it causes your body to produce less of the hormone-like substances called prostaglandins, which are responsible for those painful uterine contractions.
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Lingering contractions from the economic crisis of 2009 means the traditional art market, especially smaller galleries, has seen precious little growth over the last decade.
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The girls' mother, 32-year-old Marquita Gales, had contractions earlier in the day, but doctors told her to stay home and wait it out.
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Abhishek Prasad, an IT worker turned musician in the southern city of Bengaluru, suffered from a disorder called musician's dystonia, which causes involuntary muscle contractions.
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Muscle contractions called peristalsis push the food — now a soupy, messy slop — along to the large intestine, where water is sucked back into the body.
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I just felt like the contractions were so intense that I needed to know we were well on our way — that this wouldn't last forever.
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Yet, at MSU, budgetary contractions almost perfectly coincided with the explosion in students from China, as administrators replaced lost state funding with foreign-student tuition.
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The main mineral in question—magnesium—does play a role in regulating muscle contractions, and low levels have been known to cause spasms or seizures.
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It syncs to an app and uses patented technology to measures force and motion to help you to improve your technique or detect incorrect contractions.
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That day, my mother started to feel mild contractions in the morning and went to the hospital around noon, driven by my father and grandfather.
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The freefall took the index deeper below the 23-point line dividing expansions from contractions than it has ever been in its 22-year history.
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" He says that Patti Smith's memoir "Just Kids" is "highly acclaimed despite her apparent belief that serious writing is principally a matter of avoiding contractions.
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But the couple alleges that after four hours passed, the hospital told them to go home and come back when LeeAnn's contractions were further along.
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Outside of sperm storage, the vagina is awash with muscles that control contractions and movement—it's as mobile as the digestive tract is, Orr said.
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The index's headline figure declined to 53.1 from 55.6 in November but remained well above the 50 mark that separates growth in activity from contractions.
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The best way to determine if it&aposs time to go to the hospital is to keep track of your contractions and time them out.
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As the U.S. population grew and new states were admitted, the House's membership grew too (except for two short-lived contractions in the mid-250s).
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What&aposs usually happening is that the muscles of your uterus contract to shed its lining, and it&aposs those contractions that can cause cramping.
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She used a pure lift device, which is a sculpting tool that's activated by collagen serum and promotes involuntary muscle contractions to activate my skin.
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Dr. Silby added a tip: Stay present and enjoy the rest between contractions, much as a marathon runner turns a downhill section into active recovery.
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A Reuters poll of eight local and international analysts indicated a range of economic contractions between 5.6% and 7.2%, with the average drop around 5.9%.
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Even brief exposure to strong nerve agents, by air or by skin, can lead to excruciating whole-body muscle contractions and death by asphyxiation within minutes.
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The device sticks onto the mother's belly and measures electrical signals from the uterus to help parents tell the difference between normal abdominal cramps and contractions.
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TMZ reports that Ali's water broke unexpectedly while she was at home on Sunday, which led to contractions and an immediate emergency trip to the hospital.
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"I almost didn't think I was going to make it back into the birth center my contractions were coming so hard and so fast," she said.
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Stauffer previously revealed to fans that her baby boy's arrival was imminent in a YouTube video that explained she was having steady contractions on and off.
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Understanding what causes contractions to start in a pregnant woman's uterus at only 22 or 26 weeks is a vital step in learning to prevent them.
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She talks openly about her experience with contractions, an epidural, and her episiotomy on the blog, only holding back on some of the most intimate details.
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Ignoring birthing contractions to make an extra buck is not cute—it points to how fundamentally lopsided contract jobs are in the euphemistically-named sharing economy.
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His mother Faith was "already having contractions when she left Libya and was terrified she'd give birth on the rubber boat," said MSF in a tweet.
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For the full year, PSA predicted further auto-market contractions of 1% in Europe, 4% in Latin America and 7% in China, with Russia growing 3%.
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Doctors began to use oxytocin to stimulate uterine contractions in the case of hemorrhage and more regular prenatal blood pressure checks to assess risk of hypertension.
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This is a market that is no stranger to sharp contractions in LME time spreads, but these squeezes are becoming both more frequent and more violent.
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Backlogs of work also increased slightly, ending a four-month sequence of marginal contractions, as some firms reported the increase in orders was creating capacity pressures.
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Characterizing childbirth as a "psychosexual experience," she describes labour and birth as a series of rhythmic sensations, muscle contractions, and rush of blood to the genitals.
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And Mars isn't a perfect sphere, so the contractions of the crust cause stress and quakes to occur in some areas more than others, Smrekar said.
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RULES TO IGNORE In English class, you may have to follow a list of rules your teacher says are necessary for good grammar: Don't use contractions.
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Scribbr seems more focused on editing academic coursework essays than admissions essays, with a relatively formal structure applied to its edits (removing contractions completely, for example).
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This is because nipple stimulation causes the release of the hormone oxytocin, which also causes uterine contractions, which can cause a woman to go into labor.
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It included 27 women using VR headsets during unmedicated contractions and found that the technology may be effective for helping with pain and anxiety during labor.
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You wouldn't want to put a patient with severe bronchospasm [sudden contractions of bronchial muscles in the lungs] with a patient that does not have bronchospasm.
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She informs us that we are now moving into the first stage of labour; that our cervixes are beginning to dilate and mild contractions are beginning.
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She said that she had been on her way to the hospital with her 5-year-old daughter on Thursday evening because she was having contractions.
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Knowing her father had Parkinson's, the doctors diagnosed her with runner's dystonia, a specific type of movement disorder that causes uncontrollable muscle contractions during long-distance runs.
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The increase in inventory has taken place from an extremely low starting point and was initially spurred by another of the LME tin contract's periodic spread contractions.
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The expectant reality star is "being held until doctors can slow down her contractions, minimize her pain and/or she goes into labor," a source tells PEOPLE.
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The first, mifepristone (RU-486) blocks progesterone, which prevents the pregnancy from continuing, and then a second medication, misoprostol, causes uterine contractions and bleeding, ending the pregnancy.
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"In these cases, the penetration could poke or stimulate the cervix and you don't want to do anything that could increase the risk of contractions," Minkin says.
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"By evening I began to realize I had not felt baby move much and had contractions that felt different than any I have had before," she wrote.
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The combination of elevated home prices and household debt are "begging for a policy response," Siddall said, adding that such conditions are commonly followed by economic contractions.
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In an opinion piece published on CNN, she said her heart rate plummeted to dangerously low levels during contractions, causing doctors to perform an emergency cesarean section.
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In the cover story to Vogue's February issue, Williams reveals that her plummeting heart rate reached dangerously low levels during contractions, leading to an emergency cesarean section.
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Power refers to a person's contractions and pushing, passenger is the size of the baby, and passage is the size and shape of the pelvis, he says.
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A day after Jinger was admitted into the hospital on July 17, she started Pitocin, which is a drug that induces labor by causing or strengthening contractions.
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A newly developed diaphragm — dubbed the Smart Diaphragm — senses changes in the cervix, detecting when a woman is about to go into labor before contractions even start.
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Lioness, a smart vibrator, can measure a woman's vaginal contractions (with sensor in the that measures tension in the vagina) and display her orgasms on a chart.
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"I observed the victim to be in severe pain in her abdomen region and possibly having contractions," Miami Beach Police officer Alberto Castro wrote in the report.
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Argentina's skyscraping interest rates have slowed economic growth, and economists predict contractions of 2.4 percent in 2018 and 1.2 percent in 2019, the poll of economists showed.
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Pralidoxime will reverse the contractions and paralysis, but if sarin gas was used, pralidoxime must be given within five to eight minutes to prevent irreversible chemical binding.
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El was homeless when she went into labor with me, living on the streets of Troy, having contractions on the curb, and still she never hated me.
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At 11 months old, he had microcephaly, and also epilepsy, difficulty swallowing, involuntary muscle contractions, and muscles that were too stiff and restricted his movement, she said.
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It&aposs responsible for facilitating the successful attachment of the embryo within the uterine cavity, modulating the immune system to prevent miscarriages, and for suppressing uterine contractions.
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Nelly spent 12 hours in labor—the photographer Bieke Depoorter captures her driven to the hospital on a motorbike, bumping over dirt roads as the contractions started.
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"With Cruz … contractions were really fast and I was at 9 centimeters dilated before I got an epidural, so I was cursing," recalls Hollman, 38, with a laugh.
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For example, for women in labour, Rose suggests that a virtual world might offer "superpowers and catharsis and blowing stuff up" during contractions, while promoting relaxation in between.
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But before the delivery, Jessa had to get her contractions going, which she tried to spur on with a castor oil smoothie and walking up and down stairs.
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Taken with misoprostol, a drug used to treat ulcers that also causes uterine contractions, mifepristone can be used to cause an abortion at up to 10 weeks' gestation.
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"Some people may think they're having six orgasms, but they're not having full-out orgasms — five of those might just be small pelvic floor contractions," Dr. Streicher says.
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Tumbling oil prices resulted in sharp contractions in the economies of oil-producing countries, and pushed up yields on corporate debt, leading to defaults in the energy sector.
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She goes on to describe how she first attempted a natural birth, recalling how she met a woman the weekend prior who suggested she count through her contractions.
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Now apparently, if you take off the ugly Christmas sweater in the cold, your brain tries to manually generate heat by shivering, causing muscles contractions and irisin production.
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As far as we know, it won't enhance lactation, encourage uterine contractions, ease pain, have any positive (or negative) effect on mood-influencing hormones, or treat postpartum depression.
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"I had been having Braxton Hicks contractions so I felt like the baby was coming soon, so much so that my mom came from Nebraska early," recalled Jade.
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By cutting open the cuttlefish, scientists in today's study discovered the nerve in the body responsible for regulating these skin contractions and monitoring the creature's efforts at camouflage.
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Teddy starts experiencing some contractions that could turn into pre-term labor, plus there are some great mother-daughter storylines to echo Teddy's freakout about having a baby.
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I was diagnosed with "primary generalised epilepsy" and my seizures take the form of "generalised tonic-clonic seizures", which cause a loss of consciousness and violent muscle contractions.
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You at least know that it has to go in the anus to detect the muscle contractions that the sexes share, so you begin with a butt plug.
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Full-year 2019 GDP contractions of more than 1 percent were forecast for last year's emerging market casualties Turkey and Argentina, whose currencies are again on the slide.
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INDEC revised its GDP figures for the first and second quarters to contractions of 0.8 percent and 1.9 percent, respectively, compared with 0.5 percent and 2.1 percent previously.
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"The muscular contractions associated with fidgeting are really quite small," he said, "but it appears that they are sufficient" to combat some of the unhealthy consequences of sitting.
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Full-year 2019 GDP contractions of more than 1 percent were forecast for last years emerging market casualties Turkey and Argentina, whose currencies are again on the slide.
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According to the lawsuit, Jawson, who was more than eight months pregnant, told jail personnel that she was experiencing severe cramping and contractions, but they ignored her complaints.
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They attached the fibers to a mechanism that could record the strength of contractions and then zapped the fibers with electricity so that they contracted, over and over.
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"It is a very dangerous time," said Om Malik, an investor at True Ventures whose tech news site, Gigaom, collapsed suddenly in 2015, portending the flurry of contractions.
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The contractions might even give you the urge and motivation to push, which Di Julio says can make the pain a little easier to manage at this point.
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Their routines consisted of lifting weights and using electronic stimulation (aka "e-stim") technology, which allows you to target a muscle and increase the contractions during an exercise.
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In Brazil companies reported volume contractions in the single-digits except for Grupo Embotellador Atic, which saw double-digit declines as it continues to restructure its Brazilian operations.
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"Progesterone tends to slow down contractions of smooth muscle, the type of muscle that lines the GI tract that's important for its function and squeezing action," he explains.
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Since some people can never get a handle on this, the best strategy for them might be to give up on it all and avoid apostrophes for contractions.
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The contractions relented later that night so I decided to go to bed and figured when it was time to head to the hospital, I'd wake up and know.
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Calhoun tells PEOPLE that Ace's entrance was like something "out of a movie," which began when Chrissy's water broke during a family game of Scrabble and "unbearable contractions" began.
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By the time Ashe, who was experiencing contractions, made it to the lobby of the building, the baby was crowning, and it was too late to take the Uber.
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Rather, it was their respective workloads: Busia continued to work literally until she started having contractions, and as Bourdain's celebrity increased, his work started taking him further from home.
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A week later, she was released from the hospital after doctors "were successful in slowing down labor and eliminating her contractions," a close friend of the star told PEOPLE.
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My water broke at 8:30 in the morning, but I didn't have any contractions until 2:30 in the afternoon and then she was born at 6 o'clock.
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"The Mexican manufacturing sector showed little signs of shaking off its fragility in December, posting back-to-back modest contractions in production," said IHS Markit economist Pollyanna De Lima.
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Last month, we learned that tennis star Serena Williams had a harrowing birth experience: Her baby's heart rate dropped dramatically during contractions and Williams needed an emergency Cesarean section.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican industrial output fell by the most in nearly a year in August, official data showed on Friday, dragged down by contractions in construction and utilities.
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Gentzkow, who's been a professor at Stanford for two years, underscored that classical economics predicts that companies adjust prices in response to surges or contractions in demand or income.
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Clinton — a speaker so formal that she often ignores contractions in prepared text to deliver them as two words — set off on a down-home flourish of her own.
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A pregnant Armenian American woman refused to leave a naturalization ceremony on Thursday until she had been sworn in as a U.S. citizen — despite experiencing contractions, according to reports.
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Therefore it is not unusual for a woman to go into her hospital or midwifery unit before her contractions have become established and be asked to go home again.
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Even in early labor, the contractions felt like a meat grinder made of my body was grinding itself into hamburger—a pain that bled quickly into raw, animal fear.
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In high-intensity activities such as resistance training or sprinting, it may increase the number of fibers used in muscle contractions, meaning movements can be more frequent and forceful.
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Brazil's economy is expected to shrink this year and next, the first back-to-back annual contractions since the 1930s and domestic interest rates are among the world's highest.
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But then I set out to gather biofeedback data of my orgasm using the Lioness, a rabbit vibrator that measures the force produced by your vaginal contractions during arousal.
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Dispersed in a powder, Novichok nerve agents blocked the breakdown of a neurotransmitter controlling muscular contractions, leading to respiratory and cardiac arrest, Mr. Mirzayanov told investigators at the time.
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Over the past few decades, global recessions have involved economic contractions of 2% to 5%, and those declines have been spread out over three or four quarters, Normand says.
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Mary Louisa, who was 26 weeks pregnant, recently started experiencing contractions that are a hallmark of preterm labor but had not had a full prenatal checkup in a month.
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The second stage of labor is the most intense and physically active — contractions increase in frequency, the baby starts to crown, and you will likely feel the most pain.
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The rise above the 50-point mark separating expansions from contractions came as panelists said they had increased their production in line with a pick-up in customer demand.
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"I was told that I should come back when my contractions were when you can't really walk and you can't really talk through them," LeeAnn told the news station.
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Atrial fibrillation, a condition affecting three million to six million Americans, is caused by irregular contractions of the heart and results in an increased risk of stroke and death.
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Not long after they arrived the contractions began, so they went to Lankenau Medical Center in Wynnewood -- the same hospital where English was born 29 years ago, KYW reported.
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Recent economic data showed contractions in trade and factory activities in China, leading many to wonder if Beijing will be more aggressive with its measures to hold up the economy.
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Morgan and Marquise revealed their loss in January, explaining in a video posted to their YouTube channel that Morgan had experienced painful contractions and lost the twins due to complications.
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"My wife's contractions got stronger so we flagged down some RCMP and got an escort to the Clean Harbors camp," said Spohr, referring to Canada's famed Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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All the women were at risk for premature labor because they had early contractions or a previous preterm delivery, and 13 did indeed go on to have a premature baby.
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In the clip, the then-mom-to-be struggled with contractions as the family went shopping at Target, and the couple predicted their son would be born on Father's Day.
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The prematurity center at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, is harnessing the knowledge of cardiologists and biomedical engineers who have developed pacemakers for the heart to study uterine contractions.
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Mom Laura Creager told the newspaper that her baby was due on May 19, but she started to have strong contractions as she made her way to a friend's house.
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Each of the craft's 1,500 different components, comprised of aluminum, silicon, carbon, foil, and foam, will have to endure the contractions and expansions wrought by the dramatically changing environmental conditions.
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Brazil's economy shrank last year and is expected to do so again this year, which would be the first back-to-back annual contractions in the country since the 1930s.
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Contractions in momentum were reported across all major sub-indexes in the survey, such as purchasing activity and employment, highlighting the blow to the economy after the government's demonetization drive.
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So we've been developing an objective way of measuring that, and of measuring the effects of clitoral stimulation—on how to best capture the contractions that occur through the orgasm.
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All of these inputs were applied to generate a digital representation of Andy Serkis, and to extract universal facial semantics that represent muscular contractions that make the performance so lifelike.
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Ankara has attempted to boost lending by state banks to reinvigorate an economy that entered a recession last year and experienced contractions in the first two quarters of this year.
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Treatment usually involves trying to strengthen the contractions of the heart muscle with drugs, or reducing the volume of blood with other drugs (like diuretics) or by restricting salt intake.
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The Commander's wives, including Serena Joy, attend to Naomi as she mimics the painful contractions that Janine is actually experiencing upstairs, surrounded by Aunt Lydia and a horde of handmaids.
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Pharmaceutical researcher, New York When Jane was pregnant with the last of her three children, she was in a stressful marriage, suffering through nausea, and having contractions much too early.
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Recent years have seen low economic growth or contractions for the region as a whole, dragged down by recession in Brazil and economic woes in Argentina and Venezuela in particular.
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The researchers halted the growth of some older guts by adding a drug that inhibits muscular contractions, and also by slicing the tubes open, which stopped the circular squeezing motion.
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In this final stage of labor, contractions will continue, but they won&apost be nearly as painful nor will they be regular as with the first two stages of labor.
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The year-over-year earnings decline for the third quarter of 2019 has thus far been 2% thanks to tough comps, contractions in the manufacturing sector and persistent trade angst.
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But it's important to remember that the digital media industry has been specifically struggling — with lots of layoffs and contractions — at a time when overall employment has been growing steadily.
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I couldn't help but laugh, even though the app — the same one Wong used in her study, called "Labor Bliss" — was ostensibly trying to help me get through agonizing contractions.
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In order to soften the cervix and ready it for labor, doctors will either use a device — like a type of catheter or medication, like oral misoprostol, to induce contractions.
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Painful periods (caused by contractions in the uterus) can prevent people from enjoying everyday activities that would otherwise help reduce the cramp-like, dull, throbbing pain in their lower abdomen.
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She was eventually diagnosed with vaginismus, which is characterized by involuntary contractions of the pelvic floor muscles that tighten the vaginal entrance, causing pain, penetration problems and inability to have intercourse.
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After a meal of carbohydrates, most blood sugar is disposed of in skeletal muscle, and muscle contractions increase insulin activity and glucose uptake, which helps to lower blood sugar, he said.
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After Googling, "how do you know you're in labor" and experiencing continual contractions as she made it to her hotel, Freeman realized that she was soon about to meet her baby.
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"I'd maybe have some contractions and then my baby would come out with Bach playing in the background, my boyfriend holding my hand and my doula rubbing my back," she said.
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"I get to hook this up to you and you get to feel what contractions feel like," she tells her husband, 37, handing him the simulation device he'll soon be wearing.
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Courtesy Jana Kramer A few weeks before I had Jolie, I was having Braxton Hicks contractions and they started to get stronger so I made Michael take me to the hospital.
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About two weeks later, after developing a 103-degree fever and starting to have contractions, Carol was admitted to a Seattle hospital and the situation quickly went from bad to worse.
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"Contractions came full force, and next thing you know, the water's breaking and baby's on its way," said Yobs, who was joined on the scene by fellow firefighter-EMT Shannon Covert.
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The challenge for the LME is to try and entice some of that metal back to prevent on-warrant stocks running at permanently depleted levels, generating repeat contractions in time-spreads.
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Anastasia Skinner's baby wasn't due for another month when she began to feel contractions as she raced to escape the raging wildfire with her mother's two dogs, The Associated Press reported.
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The increase brought the index to its highest level since May 2011 and marked the third month in a row above the 50-point line dividing expansions in activity from contractions.
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Tatev told Reuters that the contractions ended after she returned home and rested, and that she was determined to become a citizen due to concerns over the Trump administration's immigration policies.
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"Not only will the quantity of semen readied for ejaculation on orgasm will be increased, the pleasurable contractions that occur with that release will be increased as well," Reitano tells me.
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Hunter notes that strenuous activity both increases the amount of blood sugar and lactate — a byproduct of intense muscle contractions — circulating in the blood and augments blood flow to the head.
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Finally, to determine what this approach to resting might mean for legs and muscles, the scientists asked several tribespeople to sit, walk and squat while wearing sensors that chart muscular contractions.
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Mining continued to shrink, data from Statistics South Africa showed, with gold and iron ore production recording double-digit contractions as firms battled volatile prices and an uncertain local political climate.
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It's propelled me twice to the peak of Mt. Kilimanjaro, crossed the finish line of many a half-marathon, and survived the seemingly endless contractions of a 26-hour unmedicated labor.
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As strict coronavirus lockdowns continue to decimate demand and supply, GDP contractions for the second quarter in most advanced economies look set to sharply exceed those seen during the financial crisis.
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But study is the first to reveal that fertility rates were actually predictive of economic downturn, falling several quarters before recession hit, often before markets and economists themselves predicted the contractions.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican industrial output unexpectedly sank in July, marking its worst performance in more than two years, on sharp contractions in building and mining, official data showed on Monday.
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Fitch predicted average economic growth of 4.5 percent in 2018 following contractions in economy throughout the rest of the year — a level substantially down from the 7.4 percent recorded last year.
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With no end in sight for the outbreak, Japan in Singapore appeared to be on the brink of recession with data on Monday pointing to possible contractions in the current quarter.
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Standing up, on the other hand, may have a more pronounced and positive impact on metabolism, he says, perhaps by increasing the number of muscular contractions that occur throughout the day.
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Both systems, he adds, innervate a muscle called the trigone at the neck of the bladder that controls its contractions, so disrupting these systems can prevent your bladder from pushing pee out.
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In people with IBS, the neurotransmitters in our gut (yes, we have them in there too) may be sending severe distress signals to the brain about benign contractions happening in digestive tract.
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The site reports that Payne, who was induced at 38 weeks pregnant, was given drugs to help her sleep and injections of the hormone Syntocinon to increase the frequency of her contractions.
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The medical team had to administer a drug to temporarily slow down my contractions, and I was given oxygen so Julie could recover," she explains, recalling it was difficult "to maintain optimism.
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"Orgasms can cause the uterus to contract, but these aren't continuous contractions like the ones during labor and they will go away, and it isn't a problem for most women," Minkin says.
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Bloomlife is paying mommy bloggers like Alyson Owen and Stephanie Peltier to tell fellow pregnant women that they can save a trip to the hospital by monitoring those pesky contractions at home.
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These are the chemicals that signal to your uterus that it's time to shed the lining that has built up over the last 28-ish days, which it does by muscle contractions.
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"December 13: I drive to the birth center with intense contractions with my mom at 11am and meet my hubby there (he spent the night at his moms because #flu)," Nancy explains.
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It's also worth noting that pregnant women are commonly expected to do kick counts and keep track of contractions themselves, so the Owlet Band could also be considered a labor-saving device.
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But electrolytes aren't just important for athletes; they're essential minerals responsible for electrical energy that fuels important functions, like muscle contractions, including cardiac activity, and nerve impulses in all of our bodies.
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"You never knew for sure how many contractions it would take to give birth to your child, but you knew that each contraction was one closer to the end," she told reporters.
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Singapore's trade-reliant economy shrank 1.9 percent in the first quarter from the previous three months on an annualized basis, weighed by contractions in manufacturing and services, preliminary data showed on Thursday.
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Africa's most industrialised economy slipped into recession after contractions in the first two quarters of the year, but bounced back strongly in the third as the manufacturing, agriculture and retail sectors grew.
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Although manufacturing is no longer the island-nation's primary growth driver, having been replaced by services, it remains a vital source of job creation and further contractions could hit the labor market.
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When Jes Hogan began experiencing contractions on July 18, 2017, she and her husband, Travis, drove to their local hospital in Manhattan, Kansas, to excitedly welcome their sixth child into the world.
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"The continuous and powerful contractions of a human heart ideally qualify as a battery substitute," they write in the abstract of their paper, published in IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Circuits and Systems.
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It all began Saturday night in suburban Raleigh when Laura Baker got in a minivan with her husband for a visit to the hospital to check on some contractions she'd been having.
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As part of the defensive cascade, the IL-25 also helps to initiate the production of mucus by nearby goblet cells and triggers muscle contractions to remove the parasites from the gut.
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While orgasms have an important role in a woman's intimate relationships, the evolutionary roots of the experience — a combination of muscle contractions, hormone release, and intense pleasure — have been difficult to uncover.
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Synthetic drugs—like pitocin, the drug most commonly administered in hospitals to speed up labor—mimic oxytocin, creating stronger, more frequent contractions than the natural hormone, often leading to a numbing epidural.
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LONDON, June 23 (Reuters) - Data on Friday confirmed Italian industry entered the second quarter on a down note with contractions in sales and orders to go along with an earlier production slide.
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With its subtly sensual pelvic contractions, second position jumps and torso isolations, the technique was foundational to modern dance and brought a codified translation of black self-expression to the international stage.
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She says Sanchez told jail staff -- both sheriff's deputies and nurses -- that she was having contractions at least eight times that morning and that an ambulance wasn't called until after the birth.
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The Lioness looks like a pretty standard vibrator on the outside, but inside it has four sensors that measure temperature, the force of muscle contractions, and track the movement of the device.
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Muscle cramps are caused by involuntary muscle contractions, and it's common to get them in your legs — but foot cramps are no different, says Jackie Sutera, DPM, a podiatrist in New York City.
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Believers say that the caffeine from the coffee grounds will cause a pregnant woman's uterus to contract, and the steam from the hot coffee will loosen up her mucus plug, leading to contractions.
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From finishing their college exams to voting for Hillary to cranking out a Mannequin Challenge video for the ages, we women are not going to let a few contractions stand in our way.
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Data compiler IHS Markit said its purchasing managers' index rose to 51.1 in January from 50.4 in December, moving the index further above the 50-point line dividing expansions in activity from contractions.
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We're looking for five and a half percent growth – no contractions for the fourth quarter – and even 8 percent growth for 2017, so they are going to have some higher hurdles headed forward.
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Africa's most industrialized economy slipped into recession after contractions in the first two quarters of the year, but bounced back strongly in the third quarter helped by growth in manufacturing, agriculture and retail.
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He said the first mother was in labor and on her way to the hospital to have her baby Friday when contractions pushed her to the stop at the Burger King parking lot.
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Dr. Paul Ekman, a psychologist and authority on facial expressions, documented 7 universal emotions — happiness, sadness, fear, contempt, disgust, anger, and surprise — exhibited on the human face by specific combinations of muscle contractions.
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American Outdoor Brands CEO James Debney said the company believes "it will return to slow growth over time" but that there are "still some market contractions we see on the horizon," CNN reported.
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"The truth is, there is no differentiation between the two," Prause said, adding that "contractions always occur throughout the pelvis," regardless of whether you're being stimulated from your clitoris or inside your vagina.
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Khloe Kardashian is having early contractions and her family is jetting to Cleveland to be by her side and lend support in the wake of the Tristan Thompson cheating scandal ... TMZ has learned.
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We're told the contractions just started and, although there's no way to know, it may not be a coincidence it happened just hours after videos surfaced of Tristan hooking up with other women.
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You've seen it on TV: a woman's chaotic rush to the hospital when the labor pangs begin, the painful contractions, and then hours spent under bright hospital lights attended to by overworked nurses.
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The drop in revenues at the cable TV and internet provider followed contractions of 24% in the first quarter, a 22018% fall in the fourth quarter of 0003 and 2000% drop in the third.
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He noted that Singapore's services sector was already in a technical recession, with three straight quarter-on-quarter contractions under its belt for the first time since the Asian Financial Crisis in 1997-1998.
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"Overactive bladder" is a sort of catch-all term for when your bladder contracts involuntarily, making you think you need to pee when you don't—but the reasons for those contractions are poorly understood.
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"I've been getting regular Braxton Hicks contractions roughly every five mins apart — they've been happening for over six hours now as well as period type pains & aching in my lower back & sides," she wrote.
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When Meghan Davidson started to experience irregular contractions a week before her due date in June 2017, she decided to go for a walk around her neighborhood in Fort Myers, she told WINK News.
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The drag was mainly due to price contractions in key industrial sectors such as auto, oil processing, steel and chemical industries, Zhu Hong of the statistics bureau said in a statement accompanying the data.
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The NHS does say that sex or orgasms later in the pregnancy could potentially set off Braxton Hicks contractions, but if that happens you'll just need to relax or lie down until they pass.
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Since then, trade between the US and China countries has been in freefall — to the extent that the quarterly contractions since Q4 2018 have put trade in its own mini-recession, according to Barraud.
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Finkelstein alleged that, instead of rushing Jackson to a hospital when she began complaining of contractions, staff reached out to a doctor who only made his way to the jail at 7:22 a.m.
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The economy slipped into recession in the first quarter of 2017, due to contractions in the manufacturing, mining and retail sectors, before recovering in the following two quarters as easing drought boosted agricultural production.
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"Any woman who has had sexual pain, but invariably those with lichen sclerosus, can develop a vicious cycle of vaginismus (pelvic floor contractions) which causes pain after their condition has been treated," says Frodsham.
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I.V. innovation effort, known as Ending the Epidemic, according to Governor Andrew M. Cuomo, who vowed that year to reduce the number of new contractions in the state to about 750 people by 2020.
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Kegel exercises include: sustained contractions (holding the squeeze or contraction with a goal of working up to 10 seconds) and quick flicks, which are a simple contraction and release taking 1 to 2 seconds.
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This can cause the wall of the bladder to thicken, making it overactive, or decrease the efficiency of contractions, keeping it from emptying completely and causing more frequent urges to urinate, Dr. Enemchukwu said.
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Carl Alewine was working with a friend on New Year's Eve when his pregnant fiancée, Tiffani Von Glahn, called him and said she thought she was going into labor as her contractions were getting stronger.
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The drop in revenue at the mobile phone, cable TV and internet provider followed contractions of 22018% in the first quarter, 29% fall in the fourth quarter of 2000 and 6.3% in the third quarter.
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The muscle contractions come from the clitoral legs (did you know a clitoris looks like a turkey's wishbone?), so that's why they feel so good — and that's about as much as science has told us.
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She started to have contractions while on board and then her water broke in the restroom shortly after, causing the couple to head towards the exit and to the hospital, but Drea had other plans.
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He also theorized the failure may have been tied to California's five-year drought: The aging spillway could have weakened as it underwent contractions due to the sudden heavy soaking following years of dry weather.
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"At our hospital, they tell you to walk around and go see a movie when your contractions start, but they don't realize that's absolutely not my plan," Luddington, 33, says in an interview with Momtastic.
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HSBC's Greater China economists, Jing Li and Julia Wang, wrote in a note that both domestic demand and input prices saw smaller contractions, which suggest a degree of stabilization in the world's second-largest economy.
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The mom-to-be, her husband, and the birthing coach were left stranded on the sidewalk, likely debating whether walking or taking the subway was the better way to transport a woman dealing with contractions.
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South Africa, where Barclays Africa makes the bulk of its revenues, ended fears of a recession in the second quarter as the mining and manufacturing sectors reversed sharp contractions due to an uptick in exports.
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Highly informative, yet in no way safe for an open-office floor plan, this clip — narrated by scientists who explain the body's various contractions, secretions, and reactions — has been viewed more than 21 million times.
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"Usually [an epidural] completely relieves the pain of contractions, but it does not relieve the discomfort or pressure in the pelvis, so it still allows the woman to be engaged and push," says Di Julio.
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"The web's been a good way to get more sales, but Manny's boldest move was to expand overseas right into one of the worst contractions of all time, the European recession-slash-depression," Cramer said.
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I do my best to recall feelings of period pain to incite the feelings of contractions but God only knows what the men are doing—attempting to recall the trembling of a rather painful shit?
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Luckily, before she drove to the hospital, the pain "completely went away" and the next day, she visited her physician and learned that the "contractions" were caused by severe dehydration, with the pain escalated by gas.
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After her contractions began on Wednesday morning, she and her husband Tony got in their van and made their way to the birthing center in Sunset Hills while her doula drove in the car behind them.
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"I always thought as soon as the water breaks and the queen gets contractions, then the icon comes out," Khaled wrote on one snap, giving a pretty good PSA about just how long childbirth usually takes.
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To help with post-uterine contractions, she has been drinking red raspberry leaf tea and taking a magnesium-based supplement called Natural Calm Plus Drink ($28) by Natural Vitality about five or six times a day.
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And given the short time it took to see these contractions—within four minutes—the researchers of the 1990 study speculated that coffee could be acting indirectly on the colon via the small intestine or stomach.
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SINGAPORE, April 13 (Reuters) - Singapore's trade-reliant economy shrank 1.9 percent in the first quarter from the previous three months on an annualised basis, weighed by contractions in manufacturing and services, preliminary data showed on Thursday.
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We've all heard of the woman who sneezes out her firstborn after two hours of mild contractions, and equally, we've also heard of the woman who had an emergency C-section after 72 hours of agony.
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It's really going to be the first half of 2020 that's going to see significant contractions in many economies, focused on Q1 in China, focused on Q2 in most other economies including the U.S. and Europe.
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By the day, more economic indicators — from manufacturing to consumer and business sentiment and now the all-important services sector — are turning negative with more industries beginning to follow manufacturing, trade and transportation into outright contractions.
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During Giwa's last prenatal visit, the day before, she explained to Landrum that she would be given Pitocin, a synthetic version of the natural hormone that makes the uterus contract during labor, to start her contractions.
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"The beginning of labor is when the mother starts to feel the onset of painful contractions and the cervix begins to dilate," says Mia Di Julio, MD, OB-GYN at Providence Saint John&aposs Health Center.
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"Ray Dalio, founder of hedge fund Bridgewater Associates: "The powers of central banks to reverse contractions are more limited than they have ever been (because interest rates are so low and quantitative easing is less effective).
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He describes the human colon as "almost reptilian" in the way that it contracts and relaxes throughout the day, but says these contractions are usually happening way below our threshold of consciousness, so we don't even notice.
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At a Kentucky jail, a 24-year-old woman who was 21 weeks pregnant allegedly complained of contractions and "severe pain," but a CCS nurse determined that her baby was not in distress, according to the lawsuit.
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South Korean manufacturing snapped a five-month streak of contractions, but remained weak with new export orders shrinking for a ninth straight month and subcomponents of the index pointing to sluggish demand both at home and abroad.
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The wearable is intended to be worn by women in the third trimester of their pregnancy and it monitors contractions and then stores the data in an app for iOS or Android that is easy to monitor.
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The fitness element is abundantly clear, but Xenoma imagines future smart shirts that will track how you run, or monitor your vitals via EKG sensors and track your respiratory system by analyzing the contractions of your chest.
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Before I gave birth, I imagined those feelings would come at the height of painful contractions, when the distorted face of the mother-to-be demands an epidural—the most popular method of pain relief during labor.
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A short time after EMT's placed her into the ambulance, Amerson— who welcomed her first child, Wyatt, just 18 months ago — says she made the stunning realization that her pain wasn't from cramps, but was from contractions.
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It feels good to be in the water, but the contractions are painful and intense — after the tub I'm on a ball, then on the bed, then standing, then on the toilet, then back on the bed.
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"There will be a significant downside risk in real estate next year - it's mainly due to more visible contractions in smaller tier-3 and tier-4 cities," said Sun Binyi, an analyst with China Real Estate Appraisal.
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According to the NIH, there are three stages of labor:Stage 1: Early and active labor Stage 2: Delivery of the babyStage 3: Delivery of the placenta Contractions will vary in duration, frequency, and severity for each stage.
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InterStim is placed under the skin just above the tailbone and works by sending mild electric impulses to the sacral nerves that control movement and sensation in parts of the pelvis in order to prevent bladder contractions.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A judge in California had to speed up the naturalization of a pregnant immigrant on Thursday when the woman, anxious to become a U.S. citizen because of President Donald Trump's immigration policies, started experiencing contractions.
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Just a tense drive, and a loving couple in the back, talking about contractions, navigating the stress and terror of labor as Nick tries to give you directions to the doula while out of his mind with nerves.
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However, contractions were felt within the mining, quarrying and oil and gas extraction industries, dropping by of 0.8% following a gain of 5.5% in April, thanks in large part to a decline in extractions from the oil sands.
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Futures were up more than half a percent after Chinese officials came out in force hinting at more stimulus in the near term for their slowing economy especially after surprising contractions in China's December trade and factory activity.
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That oxytocin should have so many health benefits is not so surprising when we recall its central role in stimulating uterine contractions during birth, the letdown of milk during lactation, the pleasure associated with orgasm and pair bonding.
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Once a set of risk factors is identified, a few situations offer clear steps: A woman who's had a prior preterm birth might go on progesterone, for example, a hormone that helps the womb grow and prevents contractions.
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Retail sales grew 1.4 percent year-on-year in September, marginally higher than expectations of 1 percent from a Reuters forecast, with food sales growing the fastest but, crucially, continued contractions in sales of clothing and household items.
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"Ejaculatory inevitability refers to that point during the lead-up to ejaculation when contractions in the vas deferens and the prostate moves semen out of the tubes where it is usually stored and into the urethra," Reitano says.
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That's all lovely, but once the contractions start, and you're dealing with some of the most intense pain you've ever experienced, you quickly realize that you are the only one who can get you out of this mess.
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"The Infanticide Marie Farrar" tells the true story of a teenage domestic who had tried to abort her pregnancy "with two injections, allegedly painful," but was forced to carry to term working all the way through her contractions.
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America's biggest bank sees China's economy shrinking at a staggering 19503% rate this quarter and eye-watering contractions of 21950% in the United States, 21960% in the euro area and 22008% in Britain during the April-June period.
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Recent years have seen store closings from small brands and seismic contractions from major retailers, including Hudson's Bay Company's sale of the landmark Lord & Taylor building on Fifth Avenue last month to WeWork, the office-sharing start-up.
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Wuhan – the Chinese city where the virus originated – reported fewer than 10 new cases for the second day in a row on Friday, while no locally-transmitted contractions of the virus were reported in the rest of China.
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First came Emsculpt, which debuted last year, using electromagnetic waves to cause a way-above-physiological-norm of 24,2900 muscle contractions in 383 minutes, building muscle fibers by 238 percent — or so says BTL Aesthetics, the device's owner.
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Mifepristone blocks the body's production of progesterone, the hormone that prepares the uterus for pregnancy, and misoprostol causes contractions to empty the uterus, essentially causing a miscarriage—both of these drugs have been found to be safe and effective.
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Surprising contractions in December trade data and factory activity gauges in recent weeks have suggested the economy cooled more quickly than expected at the end of 2018, leaving it on shakier footing at the start of the new year.
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Total accumulated growth for 2019, however, landed at just 1.2%, measured in IMACEC terms, well below initial expectations, as the all-important mining industry sputtered early in the year, and riots in October and November caused short-term contractions.
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Five out of seven of the categories showed contractions as consumers cut back on small and big-ticket items, dimming the prospects of President Cyril Ramaphosa delivering on his pledge to lift growth after nearly a decade of stagnation.
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But the baby's blood tested positive for Zika 54 days after birth and then again at day 67, and by the time he turned 6 months of age, he had severe muscle contractions and other signs of neurological decay.
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So, there's expansions and contractions, and some of them are helpful, and some of them are scary, but overall, I'd really like to try it, because I've just seen such beautiful, challenging, adult material done on the small screen.
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Holbert walked into the emergency room at Mount Sinai Beth Israel hospital, where doctors quickly discovered she was having contractions and put her in an ambulance to Mount Sinai West, which was better equipped to deal with preterm labor.
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Despite the contractions within the U.S. oil industry, the IEA forecast that U.S. production would recover to "reach an all-time high" of 14.2 mb/d by the end of 2021, but only after falling in the short term.
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Justin and I had gone on a little date night golfing, and the contractions started around the fourth hole … I was insistent on finishing the game and then we went into the hospital a little later on that night.
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That's because once or twice a day, contractions pass through the colon to let your body know a bowel movement is on its way, says William D. Chey, professor of gastroenterology and internal medicine at the University of Michigan.
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In this country, most abortions are not performed in clinics by vacuum aspiration, but are induced by misoprostol, a drug that causes strong contractions, said Dr. Guido Parra Anaya, the director of the Procrear assisted fertility clinic in Barranquilla.
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" After learning the baby's heart was no longer beating, Davis explains that she "opted for the pills that cause contractions" instead of having a dilation and curettage procedure "because we were still shooting and I didn't want to delay things.
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Lilley, 34, started having contractions on July 26, but didn't let them stop her from attending Hallmark's annual summer TCA event in Los Angeles that evening with Wayne, where she met a helpful new acquaintance from her Hallmark TV family.
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Calling their client's treatment "outrageous and inhumane," public defenders Howard Finkelstein and Gordon Weekes Jr. said jail and medical personnel knew Tammy Jackson was full term when she complained early April 10 that she has having contractions and requested help.
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This photo series by Paula Galvão challenges us to see the beauty in the most graphic parts of giving birth — the blood, the vernix, the umbilical cord, the contractions, the amniotic sac, and the tears shared among everyone in the room.
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Researchers used to think that preterm labor could be triggered by contractions caused by prostaglandins in semen or endogenous prostaglandins released from stimulation of the cervix, Proudfit says; but there aren't enough data to prove that sexual intercourse induces preterm labor.
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According to Holly Richmond, PhD, a somatic psychologist and certified sex therapist (CST), what some people call "aftershocks" are involuntary muscle contractions that happen after an orgasm — just like an orgasm itself is an involuntary contraction of your pelvic floor muscles.
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The economy of the ex-Soviet state is just starting to recover following sharp contractions in 22.5 and 22016, triggered by violent protests, Russia's annexation of its Crimea region, the war in the east, as well as years of mismanagement.
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For one 37-year-old consultant in London, who prefers not to use her name because publicly discussing sex could put her job at risk, larger orgasms consist of a series of vaginal contractions, while mini orgasms are a single contraction.
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During labor, the required fetal monitoring device around her belly often needed adjusting, including in the middle of contractions, and that disrupted her attempts to cope with the pain, as did the strangers regularly coming and going from her room.
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He goes on to say that because of this communication glitch, when people with TTS are stressed, it could lead more easily to the overstimulation of their autonomic nervous systems — which controls heart contractions and heart rate, among other things.
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According to Garb, when contractions are further than five minutes apart, it is okay to stay home — this is the early part of labor and many stay home during this time as it can last around 12 to 20 hours.
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The contractions started to turn painful around 3 that afternoon; just before 6 that evening, I climbed into the narrow front passenger seat of our car as my husband took the wheel; by 6:25, Jemma was in my pants.
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The language is simple, and there are no contractions, which no doubt made the Frog and Toad books good candidates for the "I Can Read" series treatment they've lately been given, with the numbers on the cover telling parents their level.
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George Delgado, abortion reversal inventor and founder of Abortion Pill Reversal, theorized that a massive dose of progesterone taken after the mifepristone but before the misoprostol could prevent contractions, beef up the uterine lining, and reverse the first step of medical abortion.
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Surprising contractions in China's December trade and factory activity have stirred speculation over whether Beijing needs to switch to more forceful stimulus measures, though most analysts believe the government is wary of steps that could heighten debt risks and weaken the yuan.
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There is disagreement over how effectively they can stimulate through other means, but estimates of the multiplier on fiscal contractions suggest that it is large: that austerity places a drag on growth which central banks, for whatever reason, fail to fully offset.
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Scurry of Morningside, Pennsylvania, woke up Vanstory on the morning of August 5 once she realized her contractions were getting stronger, and after she dropped her 5-year-old daughter at a friend's house, the couple rushed towards Magee-Women's Hospital in Pittsburgh.
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The cramping I had been feeling since Sunday intensified to the sensation of labor contractions, approaching the phase they call transition — a phenomenon I had experienced in its purest form two years prior, and which I am sure I will never forget.
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She chose a medication abortion, which requires two pills: the first terminates the pregnancy and is taken at the clinic, while the second is swallowed at home 24 to 48 hours later, creating contractions and softening the cervix to pass the pregnancy.
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Well, when I went to the hospital with contractions, the doctor pointed out that this baby wasn't any smaller and my pelvis wasn't any bigger, and because of my scar I faced a higher risk of uterine rupture if I tried to labor.
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Word of the Day noun: use of physical or mental energy; hard work noun: concluding state of pregnancy; from the onset of contractions to the birth of a child verb: work hard _________ The word travail has appeared in 122 articles on NYTimes.
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These medications work by blocking a chemical called acetylcholine, which acts as a neurotransmitter and is involved in many nervous system functions including muscle movements, heart rate, the widening of blood vessels, respiratory functions and muscle contractions in the stomach during digestion.
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READ: Video shows Colorado woman giving birth alone in a jail cell Another woman, Ciera Stoetling, alleges she gave birth in the county jail in May 2018 after she informed staff she was pregnant and told a jail nurse she was having contractions.
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The researchers then applied the test to two groups of women at risk for preterm birth — patients at the University of Pennsylvania who had premature contractions and patients at the University of Alabama at Birmingham who had delivered prematurely in a previous pregnancy.
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Largely as a result of the sanctions imposed after North Korean nuclear and missile tests three years ago, the North Korean economy remains in recession, with estimates by the South Korean central bank showing annual contractions of up to 4 percent a year.
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The study, which used machine learning to find one-of-a-kind patterns in people's muscular contractions, could have implications for our understanding of health, physical performance, personalized medicine and whether and why people can respond so differently to the same exercise.
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Brooke was experiencing early contractions back at home in Fort Bragg, N.C., and there were constant phone calls and deliberations about when I should jump on a plane to be there on time and to maximize my 10 days of paternity leave.
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Possible 'mirror' contractions The phenomenon that creates the effect is known as "cross-education," and has been documented for over a century, but the new study is one of just a handful to measure the effect when the opposite limb is immobilized.
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Surprising contractions in China's December trade and factory activity have stirred speculation over whether Beijing needs to switch to more forceful stimulus measures, though most analysts believe the government will avoid doing so due to worries it could heighten debt risks and weaken the yuan.
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In the second experiment, the researchers looked at 38 pregnant women — recruited by the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Alabama at Birmingham — who had an increased risk of preterm delivery because they had experienced premature contractions or had given birth prematurely before.
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Malaika Alert, a certified birth doula in Washington, D.C., says that she's actually been present at several births where moms were silent throughout — including one mom who she says was so quiet, it was hard to tell whether or not she was having contractions.
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The 31-year-old Armenian-American woman, who was scheduled to give birth to her second child next week by cesarean section, said she started to feel contractions after a walk to a Los Angeles convention center where the judge was naturalizing about 3,200 immigrants.
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The research team, made up of scientists from Montana, Hawai`i, and Australia, determined that sea spiders use strong, rippling contractions of their guts to slosh hemolymph (which exists in an open pool, not in blood vessels) back and forth throughout their gangly frames.
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A report from the UN explains: 2015 witnessed the highest number of civilian casualties [in Afghanistan] since 2009 and saw a dramatic increase in conflict-induced displacement...Increasing insecurity coupled with drastic economic contractions led many Afghans to seek better lives elsewhere, including in Europe.
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All ocean-dwelling animals emit an electrical field: Muscle contractions release bioelectricity, and, as Dr. Kajiura says, "any animal in the ocean with a thin, leaky mucus membrane acts as a battery in seawater," because of the differing pH levels inside and outside the animal.
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In its first official forecast of the pension reform's impact on the economy, Brazil's Economy Ministry last week said failure to pass any reform at all could tip the country into recession in late 2020 and lead to several more years of deep contractions thereafter.
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Looking back, she wonders why she chose those two "necessities" that she'd grabbed from the fridge, but on the drive, she clung to them for dear life, steadying herself through contractions and mentally preparing for the battle she expected to have with the hospital staff.
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Dressed in versatile stretch jersey (costumes by Harriet Jung and Reid Bartelme, who also takes the role of Mr. Ferver's evil sidekick), Mr. Ferver portrays Madame M as Martha Graham, making oracular pronouncements about the willing sacrifice of the artist, racking his body in contractions.
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Exposing the contractions of wealth is a somber 1968 scene of a lone civil rights protester sitting outside a sea of tents at "Resurrection City," the encampment the Poor People's Campaign set up in the shadow of the Washington Monument to shame a nation.
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The idea is that it can offer the user feedback on how often contractions are happening and how many minutes apart they are, so that expectant mothers and their partners can make better informed decisions about whether labor is starting or if it's just a false alarm.
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And while there's no absolute need for any device to perform the necessary muscle contractions to strengthen the pelvic floor, the challenge the Elvie Trainer is intended to help with is it can be difficult for women to know they are performing the exercises correctly or effectively.
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Sleep apnea was once thought to be rare, but, now that there are sophisticated diagnostic tools to measure respiration and muscle contractions, it is known to afflict some two to three per cent of the U.S. population—five million men and two and a half million women.
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But while Mr. Rioult uses the tools of Graham — we see it in the contractions, in the scantily clad men and in the misunderstood heroines — his exploration of psychological states, in both "Iphigenia" and "On Distant Shores … a redemption fantasy," about Helen of Troy, has little depth.
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Read more: How your fertility changes throughout the yearsAnother risk of induced labor is a slowed heart rate for the baby, since some induction medications cause increased contractions that lessen the amount of oxygen that reaches the baby, according to the Journal of Midwifery and Women's Health.
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U.S. District Judge Cormac Carney said the 31-year-old woman — who asked to be identified only by her first name, Tatev — began feeling contractions at a Los Angeles convention center where Carney was to preside over a naturalization ceremony for more than 85033,000 people, Reuters reported.
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