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We Are of Different Blood: Facts About Rh Factor

About 15 % of the world's population are Rh-negative, and the remaining 85 % are Rh-positive. The characteristic of Rh-n...

# blood#blood biochemistry# pregnancy#Rh Factor

Allergist-immunologist

What Breastfeeding Mothers Should and Shouldn't Eat

Does breastfeeding always necessitate a strict diet, or is it all just the worries of overcautious pediatricians? Let's...

# pregnancy#breastfeeding#vitamins#children

obstetrician-gynecologist

Pregnancy and Medications: Safety Precautions

It is true that you should consult a doctor before taking any medication. This is especially true for pregnant women because some medications can cause irreparable harm to the baby. Let's find out which ones are ok to take and which ones ar...

# pregnancy# medicine#women health#heartburn

Obstetrician-gynecologist, ultrasound doctor

Should Pregnant Women Give Up Coffee?

Many women enjoy drinking coffee each morning. Should they stop when they learn they are pregnant?

# pregnancy#children#women health# caffeine#anemia

Head of Therapy Department

Why Do People Have Genetic Testing Done?

In recent years, it has become fashionable to have genetic testing done. What information can DNA provide, and what is the practical usefulness of genetic tests?

#genetics# pregnancy#weight loss

obstetrician-gynecologist

What to Eat When You're Expecting?

Proper nutrition during pregnancy is the key to the well-being of both the mother and the unborn baby. Even if you have never been a fan of a healthy lifestyle, getting pregnant sh...

# pregnancy#diet#nutrition#vitamins

Obstetrician-gynecologist, ultrasound doctor

8 Reasons Why Some Women Can't Get Pregnant

Generally, if a couple has been attempting to conceive a child for one year and has not done so, they begin to explore the reasons. The causes of infertility may be hidden in the health of both women and men. Let’s look at the most common obstacles to motherhood for women.

# pregnancy#women health# gynecology#endometriosis#infertility#ovulation

Obstetrician-gynecologist, ultrasound doctor

Unexpected Links Between Ozempic and Pregnancy

Ozempic has become incredibly popular due to its ability to effectively reduce weight, although it was originally design...

# pregnancy#ozempic#weight loss

Are Ultrasounds Dangerous? Taking a Look at Some Common Myths

The ultrasound is a procedure that each of us went through at least once in our life. However, some are still afraid of it and believe it’s harmful to our health. Is there any sense?

# pregnancy#ultrasound#women health#health myths

cardiovascular surgeon

Blood Coagulation: What Affects It and How It Affects Us

Excessive blood clotting increases the risk of developing thrombosis — a problem that has become even more acute after the outbreak of COVID-19.

# thrombosis#coronavirus# pregnancy#arrhythmia

9 Myths About Oral Contraceptives

Do you want to start taking COCs, but are afraid of gaining weight, not getting pregnant, or losing libido? Let’s disprove some popular myths.

# contraception#sex#oral contraceptives#libido# menstruation# pregnancy

hematologist-transplantologist

Why Are Cord Blood Stem Cells Stored?

Harvesting and storing cord blood stem cells after birth is not a difficult procedure, but it is very expensive. Why is it done?

#cancer#stem cells# pregnancy#children

obstetrician-gynecologist

How to Increase Your Chances of Getting Pregnant

Pregnancy does not always happen on the first try. This is normal. There are many nuances that affect fertility, and changing them is not always in our power. Nevertheless, it is possible to increase your chances.

# pregnancy#infertility#women health#ovulation

Obstetrician-Gynecologist

Postpartum Depression: What Is Important To Know?

Postpartum depression can seriously impact the happiness of motherhood. And it happens, contrary to popular belief, not only to those who do not have enough help or who have "complicated" children. Is it possible to foresee it, and how can...

# pregnancy#children#depression

Medical Doctor, Professor of Medicine at the University of North Carolina

Top 7 Pregnancy Myths

When pregnant, can I dye and cut my hair? Get vaccinated? Have sex? Every pregnant woman is subject to many prohibitions that can panic anyone. Some myths can upset the expectant mother, so we will dispel some of the most common myths.

Head gynecological department

Why Can’t the Health of Pregnant Women Be Assessed Based on Test Scores?

Why doesn't Ornament assess the health status of pregnant women on a general basis or even create a separate feature for this purpose? The answer is simple—the blood and urine values of expectant mothers differ significantly from those of n...

# pregnancy#tests#general blood analysis

obstetrician-gynecologist

Unauthorized Entry Is Prohibited: All You Need To Know About Obstruction of Pipes

The diagnosis of blocked fallopian tubes is one of the most common obstacles — both literally and figuratively — to women who want to get pregnant. Let's take a look at this issue....

#women health# pregnancy#infertility#endometriosis

obstetrician-gynecologist

What Does the Apgar Scale Measure?

In 1952, Virginia Apgar, a surgeon and anesthesiologist, developed a newborn infant assessment scale that is still used worldwide today. Why is it necessary, and what role do these...

#children# pregnancy#Apgar scale

Obstetrician-gynecologist, ultrasound doctor

8 IVF Claims That Are Not True

For some couples, IVF (in vitro fertilization) is the only chance to have a baby. Although IVF has long been a common medical practice, there are many misconceptions about this procedure. Which claims are not true?

#IVF#infertility# pregnancy#women health

Want To Have a Baby? Here Is What You Can Do if You Fail

Do you regularly have sex without using contraceptives but still have not been able to get pregnant for more than a year? It's time to be active not only in bed and make an appointment with a doctor.

#women health#man's health#infertility# pregnancy#сheckup

Obstetrician-Gynecologist

C-Section: Are There Any Risks for the Baby?

Sometimes a surgical delivery is the only possible way for a woman to safely give birth. And sometimes fear of pain makes a woman ask her doctor for a c-section. Does it make a difference for a baby how it is coming into the world?

# pregnancy#children#c-section

Obstetrician-gynecologist

The Main Test for Expectant Mothers: How To Decipher hCG

The first mandatory analysis that a woman takes when she gets pregnant is to determine the level of hCG. What is this hormone? What are its parameters, and what levels should cause concern?

# pregnancy# hormones

Is Bottle Feeding Bad for a Baby?

Mothers who cannot breastfeed their babies often become frightened about the supposed negative effects of bottle feeding...

#children# pregnancy#breast-feeding

obstetrician-gynecologist

Vitamins You Need To Take During Pregnancy

For a pregnant woman to fully satisfy her need for vitamins and other nutrients, she will have to eat 24 hours a day. Since this is impossible, doctors recommend taking a dietary supplement. Which ones are the most important?

Obstetrician-gynecologist

What You Need To Know About Pregnancy and Varicose Veins

Pregnancy is full of surprises, and not all of them are pleasant. Varicose veins are one of them. How do you keep your veins healthy while you are expecting a baby?

# pregnancy#phlebeurysm#women health#vessels

Oct 28, 2025

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