Of the pregnancies under review, there were 291 births, of which there was a complication rate of pregnancy of pregnancy induced hypertension in 8.2%, premature labor in 3.4%, gestational diabetes in 5.2% a birth weight less than 2500 g in 4.8% and a Caesarean section rate of 27%.
She said that if, in the third trimester — the time of pregnancy Trump was referring to — there is a medical complication or the fetus is not viable or dead, doctors typically induce labor, with the woman delivering vaginally.
And there's a further complication: While there is a distinction between age and belonging to a generation, the two are closely linked in this election.
That's pretty awful, though there is a complication, which Jeevan Vasagar's article highlights.
Reflecting on Dendreon's attempt to commercialize Provenge, one interviewee indicated: There's a complication [with] which physician is actually reimbursed for the therapy.
He knew about the release order, he told my father; the barman had already been released, but there was a complication with the boy.
There was a complication, however: Puccini was then involved with another woman who was fully expecting to marry him and threatened legal recourse.
But expectant mothers who arrive suddenly on weekends may not enjoy all the benefits of a fully staffed hospital, which may not be a problem, unless there is a complication.
Ms. Besnard, 35, recalled that her husband came home that day in 2007 and told her excitedly that he had found the perfect place, but there was a complication: it might be unbuildable.
Actually, there is a complication (being ignored here) because of the contraction rule.
