Preterm Labor

Preterm labor happens and over 10% of babies are born early, before 37 weeks gestation. How did you know you were in labor and how were you treated?

Preterm labor is something that happens to some women in pregnancy. There are treatments to try to delay the birth or stop it. Which medications and treatments might you be offered?

Preterm labor can lead a lot of problems for you and your baby. Knowing the signs and symptoms can help you prevent preterm labor.

What you can do to try and prevent preterm labor, including the warning signs.

Here is the latest information on preterm labor and what you need to know to protect your baby - including treatments.

Some basics on the fFN (Fetal Fibronectin) Test.

The March of Dimes gives you the ins and outs of preterm labor, including how to avoid it, recognize it and report it to your practitioner.

A look at what happens when your baby is in the NICU and what you can do.

The facts about preterm labor, making sure you and your practitioners are coping, and more from SideLines.org.

Information on diagnosis and treatment from the American Family Physician.

Information on the only national organization geared for families during pregnancy complications and bed rest.