Pregnancy, Parenting and Baby Guidelines
Signs & Symptoms of the Hip Dysplasia in Baby Sometimes it happens that a mother looking at her newborn baby notices strange signs: one leg is clearly shorter than the other, hips and buttocks are not symmetrical. If place a child on the table and try to bend his knees and then spread them in … Read more
Have you ever thought why in the age of exclusive achievements in modern pharmacology, biology, medicine, artificial insemination, the cloned sheep, tests of an artificial uterus, and other surprising achievements of science, we don’t still have male birth control pill? Why are male birth control pills still not created, while such an invention is seemingly doomed to popularity among … Read more
After giving birth, more and more women today use special orthopedic products to facilitate the first weeks, and then quickly return to their previous body shape. How to wear a post-pregnancy belly wrap? What models can be found on the market, and can a doctor forbid wearing this device? We will answer all these questions, … Read more
Stillbirth is a pathology of pregnancy when the fetus dies in utero in the 20th week of pregnancy or after it (we should remind you that a loss of a baby before the 20th week is considered a miscarriage). About one of 260 pregnancies ends with stillbirth. The majority of stillbirths happen long before the due date, but there are some cases … Read more
Symptoms The beginning of pregnancy, namely the first three months, is an exciting time. However, be prepared to face a number of specific difficulties, because it is the most important period for the formation and development of a fetus. One of the signs of pregnancy – is the absence of menstruation. However, some women may confuse … Read more
Being 19 weeks pregnant, most women already feel the baby’s movements. Someone quite clearly feels every move of the baby, while the others just guess the first “flutters of butterflies.” Your weight is gradually increasing, the hips become wider. Your kid is growing, gaining weight, more and more it looks like a little person. Your … Read more
There are so many different purchases (or if you’re lucky, hand-me-downs from neighbors and friends) that having a newborn baby requires — a baby stroller, bottles, blankets, a baby monitor, and clothing. This list only scratches the surface of all of the material items that it takes to bring a new baby into your home, and … Read more
Postpartum hemorrhage is bleeding from the birth canal which occurs in the early or late postpartum period. Postpartum hemorrhage is often a result of a major obstetric complication. The severity of postpartum hemorrhage is determined by the magnitude of blood loss. Bleeding is diagnosed after an examination of the birth canal, the uterine cavity, or … Read more
The expectation in the case of pregnancy may be a joyful period for a woman. Preparing the nursery, buying clothes and toys for the baby, and other pleasant chores associated with the completion of the family, stay in memories for a lifetime. But there is always a downside. During pregnancy, a woman’s body becomes very vulnerable … Read more
You surely think that the bigger rate of teenage pregnancy occurs in the less developed countries. Check out the interesting teenage pregnancy statistics of the past decade! The United States is almost equal to Cambodia by the level of Teenage pregnancy and 40 times higher than in North Korea (not surprising, sex has all chances to be illegal … Read more
Pregnancy can take its toll on a woman’s body. The third and fourth trimesters are the worst. As the baby grows, stress on the back, abdomen and lower extremities continues to climb. What is the solution without delving into dangerous territories? Well, one thing is for sure, you do not want to do anything that … Read more