Nextexcerpt from the book A love like so many others?
This paragraph was written using information gathered from Dr. Boulot, obstetrician at the hospital Arnaud de Villeneuve in Montpellier. Man and woman with a BMI have normal fertility. The pregnancy is just. One class in pregnancies at risk slightly but no more. The fetus has no risk of suffering despite athetoid movements or contractions of the mother. Its development is proceeding normally. The delivery is done vaginally, when there are no embarrassing deformity of the pelvis, with or without epidural spinal deformities by and the desire of the mother. Cesarean section should be avoided because it may weaken abdominal wall which is quite often deficient which can cause respiratory failure. The work is not hindered by contractions that do not involve the smooth muscle of the uterus or vagina, or the muscle levator ani (which support the vagina). There never tetanization of the uterus. The baby has no more risk of having an anomaly than the average. The only question that can be problematic in the case of a mother with BMI is to be sure of the diagnosis of BMI and it is not another attack initially classified as BMI but in fact hides a neuromuscular disease, a metabolic disorder or genetic disease (diagnosis of IMC is indeed carried sometimes by default, that is to say, by eliminating other diseases cause disability, rarely can BMI have spoken in error).
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