Office On Women's Health (OWH)

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The Office on Women’s Health (OWH)was established in 1991 within the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Our vision is to improve the health and sense of well-being of all U.S. women and girls. We accomplish this by leading and coordinating the efforts of all the HHS agencies and offices involved in women's health. We create and sponsor innovative programs that focus on the health of women and girls and educate physicians, dentists, researchers, therapists, nurses and other health professionals. Our publications, websites (womenshealth.gov and girlshealth.gov), and special programs and events reach out to you, the public. We work to educate and motivate people to live healthier lives by giving them trustworthy, accurate health information.

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Diet and Fitness While Breastfeeding

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Making healthy food choices after your baby is born also will help you stay healthy, which will help your mood and energy level.

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Cesarean Section: During Surgery

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The doctor will make two incisions. The first is about six inches long and goes through the skin, fat, and muscle.

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Inducing Labor

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Sometimes, a doctor or midwife might need to induce labor.

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Common Causes of Infertility

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Some women want children but either cannot conceive or keep miscarrying. This is called infertility.

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Stages of Labor: Third Stage

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The third stage involves delivery of the placenta (afterbirth). It is the shortest stage, lasting five to 30 minutes.

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Childbirth: Methods of Pain Relief

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Many natural methods help women to relax and make pain more manageable.

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Cesarean Section: Can a Woman Choose?

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A growing number of women are asking their doctors for c-sections when there is no medical reason.

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Physical Changes After Pregnancy

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After the birth of your baby, your doctor will talk with you about things you will experience as your body starts to recover.

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Cesarean Section: After Surgery

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You will be moved to a recovery room and monitored for a few hours. You might feel shaky, nauseated, and very sleepy.

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Stages of Labor: Second Stage

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The second stage involves pushing and delivery of your baby. It usually lasts from 20 minutes to two hours.

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