Pregnancy, Parenting and Baby Guidelines
Inborn malformation (birth defect) is any persistent anatomical deviation in the development of an organ or part of the body. It is caused by teratogenic factors or genetic mutations. Causes of intrauterine fetal anomalies. All the known causes of the development of inborn fetal abnormalities can be divided into two groups: Hereditary (pathology is transferred to a child … Read more
Kegel exercises are the set of exercises for pelvic and intimate muscles. The complex was designed by Arnold Kegel (1894-1981), a gynecologist of the XX century, so the famous Kegel exercises set bears his name. Kegel exercises were created to tone up the pelvic floor muscles. Pelvic floor (Fundus pelvis) – a set of soft tissues of the lower … Read more
Birth control is a concept that for many years has been associated with the female body only. However, male birth control means are no less effective. Scientists have come close to solving the problem of temporary male contraception using male birth control shots. The latest techniques of male birth control are on the way now. One of them … Read more
So you’ve just had a baby and you’re ready to lose some weight. Having a baby is the most wonderful thing, but many new mothers don’t love the fact that shedding those baby pounds can be hard work. While it can be a struggle to get back to your pre-baby weight, you can do it. … Read more
It is believed, that 3 months pregnant women start to glow. The hormonal changes are in a full swing and now the woman produces the female hormones in double – it’s hard to hide the sparkling eyes, shiny skin, and the growing bump. But there are still things to discuss. An Expectant Mother The level … Read more
Swaddling a newborn or a young baby is a great way to help them to feel safe so that they can relax and sleep well. After nine months in the womb, many babies are startled awake when their arms and legs are left to move freely. It is a movement that their bodies are not yet used … Read more
Cesarean section is the most common surgery in modern obstetrics. Over the past decades, doctors have mastered life-saving technology almost perfectly, but the difference between planned and emergency c-section still persists. Emergency C-Section Medical statistics claim that a cesarean section is the most common abdominal surgery among women. Even during pregnancy, the gynecologist at the antenatal clinic can … Read more
The seventh month of pregnancy is from week 26 up to 30 weeks. It’s a time of serenity. All the main tests and examinations necessary for the future mother are taken. You already got used to your condition, learned how to manage your belly and the new dimensions of the body. Now let’s prepare for the birth. … Read more
Being 8 months pregnant, you already know, why pregnancy is not an easy task for the Homo Erectus. Nurturing a fetus, your body has transformed for the purpose. Your gait got heavier and the pace got slower. What should you know about the home stretch of pregnancy? How Do You Feel? By the end of the 8th month … Read more
Thanks to the achievements of contemporary medicine a woman doesn’t need to leave her home in order to confirm her pregnancy. Express pregnancy tests make it possible to find out if you’re pregnant at home – the results will be positive even in early terms. But when is the best time of day to take … Read more
The terms when pregnancy symptoms start are individual for every future mother. There are women who start feeling very much pregnant the morning after the conception, and sometimes baby’s first movements become the only clue. If you want to have a baby and have been trying to conceive for a long time you can “feel” pregnancy symptoms … Read more