Real damage to influenza drugs harms the fetus
One study showed that pregnant women who took flu medicine during pregnancy did not harm the baby in the abdomen.
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One study showed that pregnant women who took flu medicine during pregnancy did not harm the baby in the abdomen.
According to the latest study by the University of Southern California, the brains of women with two babies are faster than the women of one child.
Pregnancy if ultrasound shows signs of a small head or abnormal brain, it is necessary to go to a medical facility capable of prenatal diagnosis to monitor and consider…
RSA is defined as a woman who experiences 3 or more miscarriages during the first 5 weeks of pregnancy. It is estimated that one in every 100 pregnant women will experie…
Malaysian officials on September 8 confirmed the first pregnant woman infected with Zika caused brain atrophy, a 27-year-old woman living in Johor Bahru city near Singap…
According to a study published in the BMJ medical journal, pregnant women should give birth in the 37th week of pregnancy to improve their chances of survival.
Cheek vegetables or vegetable juices have many uses, so they are widely used in life. However, pomelo juice has unwanted side effects, not everyone can drink.
Scientists have gone one step further in finding the secret path Zika uses to transmit from mother to child.
Brazilian scientists detect Zika virus in the amniotic membranes of two women, a proof that the virus may cross the placenta, affecting the fetus.
Thanks to gentle natural acid ingredients, apple cider vinegar supports detoxification, kidney purification, harmful free radical reduction, resistance resistance ... fo…
Most women may be afraid of having to leave without a husband next to them. However, according to a new study, that is actually better for them.
The fear of Ebola infection and the overloaded health system has left many pregnant women in West Africa abandoned at birth. 1/7 pregnant women face the risk of death wh…
Scientists claim they have finally discovered why women in rural areas often give birth more and are heavier than their urban counterparts.
Pregnant women who live near fields and farms that use pesticides are at high risk of having a child with autism spectrum disorder or developmental delay.