Pregnancy and medicine use. Most of the time you will notice that you are pregnant when you have no menstrual period. You will then be approximately two weeks pregnant. You may also find out that you are …
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Category: Pregnancy
Folic acid use before and during pregnancy
Folic acid use before and during pregnancy. Folic acid (vitamin B11) is a vitamin from the group of B vitamins. It is important for the proper functioning of the body and for the production of red and …
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First pregnancy check
First pregnancy check. The first pregnancy check-up generally takes place around the tenth week of pregnancy. If you are two weeks late, it is best to contact your midwife or doctor to make an appointment …
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First symptoms of pregnancy
First symptoms of pregnancy. You can recognize the following symptoms very early in the pregnancy. Nausea Hormonal changes at the start of pregnancy often lead to nausea. This nausea often starts around the expected period, sometimes …
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First signs of delivery
First signs of delivery. The delivery period starts when the uterus changes due to contraction of the uterus. The cervix expires and opens up. The birth really starts when there are regular contractions. The birth is over when …
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Ultrasound scan during pregnancy
Ultrasound scan during pregnancy. An ultrasound scan (echo) is an examination in which sound waves are used to make an image of the still unborn child. An ultrasound scan is also called an ultrasound or ultrasound …
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Depression after delivery
Depression after delivery. Depression is a disorder of the ‘down’ mood. With depression, you can be overly gloomy, depressed, listless and/or flat. Postpartum depression is known as postpartum depression. The complaints start within four weeks after birth. Previously, this …
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Blood loss after delivery
Blood loss after delivery. It is normal for a woman to lose blood from the vagina for several weeks. This blood loss may continue for up to six weeks after delivery. Another name for this blood loss …
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Dyspnoea in pregnancy: Why it happens and how to deal with it
Dyspnoea in pregnancy: Why it happens and how to deal with it. You endured the dizziness, you tolerated nausea, you succumbed to the slights – and now you can’t breathe. This brand new symptom of your …
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Climate change how to affects births
Climate change how to affects births. The rise in temperature due to climate change has an unrecognized effect as it increases the frequency of births before their time. The rise in temperature due to climate …
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