Tag: Fetus
Why Does My Baby Hiccup In The Womb?
Usually noticeable in your second or third trimester, fetal hiccups are a normal reflex preparing the fetus's lungs for a healthy respiratory function after birth. In addition, it could also be a sign of the development of suckling and gasping patterns. However, seek medical care if bouts of hiccups occur daily after 28 weeks of pregnancy, greater than 4 times per day.
Top 8 Causes Of Premature Birth
Babies that are born before 37 weeks of gestation are known as premature babies. Their immune system is weak and their organs are not...
All About Fetal Positioning That Mothers Should Know
Many times, delivery experiences turn out to be traumatic for mothers. Labor becomes a constant pain but no gain affair. Obstetricians fail to identify...
12 Health Complications Observed During Twin Pregnancy
Parents always fantasize about welcoming their babies into the world. It brings a sense of inquisitiveness and leaves them wondering how their lives are...
9 Things You Need to Know About Having Baby #2
The thought of having a second child is usually accompanied by lots of questions and anxiety. The biggest challenge is taking care of your first...
Does Morning Sickness Mean A Healthy Pregnancy?
Morning sickness, or nausea and vomiting, in the first trimester indicates that you have enough human chorionic gonadotropin hormone your fetus needs to grow and your placenta is thick enough to supply nutrients to the fetus. Plus, vomiting removes toxins. If the vomiting is unremitting and you're losing weight, see a doc. But please note that the lack of morning sickness doesn't mean your pregnancy is problematic.
Fetal Positions : For Mummies
Why is the baby’s position during labor so important that most women spend weeks in preparation for their child to be delivered head-down?
As the...
HIV Prevention: What Sexually Active Singles Need To Know
HIV infections, if left untreated, can quickly progress into their advanced and fatal form - AIDS. Here's what you need to know to lower your risk for HIV.
Fetal Positions Before Birth
While babies twist, stretch and tumble during pregnancy, before labor begins they usually settle into a position that allows them to be delivered headfirst...
Fetal Cells Can Help Repair Mom’s Body Long After Pregnancy
When people say that pregnancy changes your body forever, they’re usually talking about stretch marks. But here’s a way that pregnancy can alter a...
Bizarre Pregnancy Conditions That Are True
Any mom would confirm that pregnancy isn’t an easy journey. Morning sickness, nausea, weight gain, swollen feet and hands aside, there is a lot...
6 Possible Causes Of Slow Fetal Growth
Do you love your glass of drink every evening and find it difficult to give up the habit during your pregnancy? Are you pregnant...
Fetal Positions for Labor and Birth
The position that your baby is in during the last weeks of pregnancy and the early part of labor will give you a lot...
How To Read A Fetal Monitor In Labor
Fetal monitoring, in one form or another, has been around for a very long time. Prior to the 1970s, fetal monitoring was typically done...
Labor and Delivery Interventions
We all hope that childbirth will go smoothly. Most women are dreaming of a nice, quick labor and birth. However, some women will have...