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yes---I have seen this a few times. I suspect the reasons are varied...mom
too anxious, inhibiting oxytocin with epinephrine. Or maybe a problem with
the oxytocin receptors? Did she go into normal labor? Respond to Pitocin
if given? I have seen a couple who were induced and did not contract with
the oxytocin...so I wonder about an oxytocin receptor problem there.
As I say many times every day, "It is embarrassing how much we do not know".
Kathy Leeper, MD, IBCLC
MilkWorks- Lincoln, NE
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