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Re: Valium and pregnancy - anyone been there?
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"R. Hintz" <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 10 Feb 1999 23:41:00 EST
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To follow up on my earlier post, it is oxytocin that is released during
lactation which helps all mothers relax while breastfeeding. This is the same
hormone given to induce labor. I should know, I was induced with both my kids.
I spoke with a physiologist with a Ph.D. & she thought it made perfect sense
that spasticity would decrease during this time. Judi Rogers @ TLG said the
same thing happened to her. So if you feel kind of "rubbery" after birth,
don't worry. I don't think its permanent. It wasn't for me. Renee

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