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Giving birth in any way is not a matter to take lightly, but a caesarean section birth can come with its own set of risks and problems. C-section births have increased in North Carolina over recent years, as oftentimes they are necessary to preserve the health of...
While stillbirths and miscarriages are both types of pregnancy loss, a stillbirth is a type of fetal death that occurs before or during delivery. Stillbirths in North Carolina are defined as the loss of a baby after 20 weeks of pregnancy. The cause of stillbirths are...
When you are pregnant, you have some choices to make. The biggest decision is where you will give birth. You could have your baby at a North Carolina hospital or birthing center, or you could decide to have a home birth. Either option is legal. The choice is up to...