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An early deceleration always occurs in association with the uterine contraction. Doppler studies have shown that uterine contractions are associated with increased intrauterine pressure and a linear fall in maternal uterine artery blood flow.
Variable decelerations are irregular, often jagged dips in the fetal heart rate that look more dramatic than late decelerations. Variable decelerations happen when the babys umbilical cord is temporarily compressed. This happens during most labors.
Announcing your pregnancy Many parents-to-be wait until the end of the first trimester around week 13 to tell friends and family about their pregnancy. A number of factors influence why people wait until this time to share the news.
If youre entitled to maternity leave, you must tell your employer youre pregnant no later than the 15th week before your baby is due. You must tell them: youre pregnant. the date of the week your baby is due.
These regulations establish the Declaration of Pregnancy, a voluntary written notification of pregnancy submitted to Radiation Safety. With the Declaration of Pregnancy, the worker grants consent to her employer to limit the dose to 0.5 rem (5 mSv) throughout the pregnancy.
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1. Wait until your second trimester, unless you cant. Because of the risk of early miscarriage, most people wait to announce their pregnancies at work (and in general) until theyre past the first trimester. There might be other reasons to wait, too.
You might try something like: Im excited to share with you the good news that Im pregnant. Im due on [your due date] and Im hoping to work until [your planned date] before taking maternity leave.
You do not need to tell a GP youre pregnant unless youre taking medicine or you have a long-term health condition. If youre registered with a GP, theyll be told about your pregnancy after your first midwife appointment.

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