Stages of labor - physiology

What is labor? Labor describes the hard work involved in delivering a baby, which starts with uterine contractions and ends with the delivery of the placenta.
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Thank tou for this! As a biology major it was very interesting. As an expecting mom, I'm a bit confused - I was told true contractions can accure even if the mucos plag doesn't present itself and water sometimes won't spontaneously break. Did I understand it incorrectly?

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Is ‘transition’ not a stage anymore? Before the pushing stage when the mother can be physically shaky and emotionally irritable?

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you said there are 2 phases for stage 1 but u never talked about the second phase of stage 1

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the second stage of stage 1 of labor is the active stage, 6-10cms dilation and reaching full effacement 100%. Contraction changes were also covered in the vid :)

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Exactly, the two phases are passive 0-3 cm dilation and the second one is active phase up to 10cm

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