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Minor spasticity issue due to cerebral hypoxia. muscles tense easily when nervous. will this tensing effect my pregnancy? vaginal birth possible?
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Should be OK: Most women affected with mild to moderate CP have routine pregnancies. Labor and delivery require little participation of the affected muscle groups so that process can progress as if no motor problems were present.
Answered 12/24/2015
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