Postpartum physiology | Reproductive system physiology | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy

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[@seanearly54321]

Can we get some more drawing/illustrations for these pregnancy series videos. I feel like stuff is being written but its all going right through my head.

[@33334s]

Whoa- I had no idea that shivering was normal. I shivered with my 1st kid and was told it was a side effect of the epidural. I didn't have an epidural with my 2nd kid and didn't shiver so this confirmed what I was told. But it's normal, huh?

[@lovesunshine0524]

Danielle Tropea yeah I think it does have to do with temperature change. I never get an epidural and I always get shivers at least once post partum

[@ivygitau4655]

I had one when i had my second baby

[@nikisawyers7559]

It’s more common for those with epidural

[@nikisawyers7559]

My clients that birth in the birth center and at home (no meds) rarely shiver. This just goes to show that these people still don’t really understand normal birth and postpartum physiology.

[@cnumoon]

Good information; a wealth of knowledge for me! I loved the information on postpartum shivers, about the vagina never returning to its pre-pregnancy size, about safe timeframe to have sex postpartum, postpartum ovulation and menses, and breastfeeding being used as a contraception (who knew!). Thank you! #birthinglittlehumans

[@elmaestro9458]

nice video

[@alzahraaalaauldeen949]

And you are my favorite 😍

[@theomaralsayed]

It's a bit awkward until about 30 seconds in

[@jamieschmitz5422]

so much good info! #birthinglittlehumans

[@pavxxx7122]

ARE THEIR ANY ARTICLES OR STUDIES TO PROVE THAT BREASTFEEDING HAS AN AFFECT ON INVOLUTION??? need to know asap!

[@aquamarinedream8304]

Thanks for saying our vagina is larger than pre-pregnancy. That's not what all the doctors say, though the risk is present.

[@MrsPaulaTorres]

Babies are BORN

[@nikisawyers7559]

Sex 3-4 weeks postpartum?! Hahahaah yeah right.

[@Camboo10]

sex homones

[@carmin9550]

Jesus saves 😊