Introduction Breech presentation is a common complication that affects about 3-4% of pregnancies at term. This number increases among preterm labor, as spontaneous correction of the presenting part is also…
Intro Abdominal pain is commonly experienced by women during pregnancy. While it mostly occurs due to normal physiological and anatomical changes in the mother to support the growth of the…
Vaccines are one of the primary means of disease prevention today. They help reduce the incidence and the burden of many serious conditions on the individual as well as the…
Thyroid is one of the endocrine glands that regulate our body’s metabolism by releasing Thyroid hormones. This glad is prone to some changes during pregnancy to efficiently address the increased…
While uterine bleeding is not very common during pregnancy, it can occur at any stage. Several factors can cause this condition, which mostly needs immediate attention by a healthcare professional.…
Stress and Pregnancy Pregnancy is often portrayed as a joyful journey, but just like most exciting rides, it can also be a time filled with anxiety. Stats show that while…
Introduction It is now well-established, through years of research and study, that breastfeeding provides many benefits to both the newborn and the mother, unmatched by those of any formula or…
Preeclampsia is one of the most serious complications which may occur during pregnancy. More specifically, it falls under the hypertensive disorders of pregnancy. This condition is not uncommon and can…
Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS) during pregnancy is a prevalent condition that affects many expectant mothers, particularly during the 3rd trimester that can lead to considerable discomfort and disrupt sleep patterns.…
Introduction It is well known that pregnancy is a determining period for the long-term health and well-being of the baby and each member of the expecting family. Despite the family…
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