Articles for tag: Caesarean Section, Placenta Previa, Pregnancy Journal, Vaginal Delivery

Pregnancy Journal: Week 23 – Placental Previa

I recently had two ultrasounds, and it was noted that my placental was very low and partially obstructing my cervix. This week (23 weeks pregnant), I was able to meet with my consultant (the obstetric specialist at the hospital) and he discussed what was found with me. I have been diagnosed as having placental previa. ...

Placenta Previa: What it is and How to Treat It

Hearing your doctor tell you that something is wrong when you are pregnant is scary, but when you hear words that you don’t understand, like “placenta previa”, the fear goes up a notch. To help ease your worries, this article will explain exactly what the condition is and how it can be treated. Placenta previa ...

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Bad Pregnancy Dreams: Interpreting & Getting Rid of Them

Expectant mothers have some of the most bizarre dreams imaginable. Unfortunately, along with the wet dreams about Brad Pitt, bad dreams come as well. Almost all pregnant women have a nightmare at some point during their pregnancy. A lot of these dreams will be caused by fears she has related to the pregnancy. Interpreting these ...

What is a Grand Multipara Pregnancy?

Arkansas mom of nineteen Michelle Duggar is in the news again today, having just given birth to her nineteenth child via emergency C-section. Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar, along with the eighteen children she had before the latest, have become reality television stars thanks to America’s curiosity about supersized families and their soon to be ...

Antepartum Haemorrhage – Causes and How to Diagnose

Antepartum hemorrhage is defined as bleeding from the genital tract between the period of fetal viability to the onset of labor. Traditionally the period is taken from 28 weeks onwards. However, with the now-accepted period of viability starting at 22 weeks, the definition has been changed accordingly. Any bleeding that occurs before the period is ...

Reflexology and Pregnancy

Reflexology is most commonly known as acupuncture and has been around for well over four thousand years; generally practiced by the Chinese and finally made its way to our part of the world in the early 1900’s. A trained and licensed practitioner applies pressure to certain pressure points on the body; generally the feet and ...