How to use a pregnancy test
You can use a pregnancy test at any time of the day (as early as a few days after a period of menstruation) but it's best to urinate in the morning.
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You can use a pregnancy test at any time of the day (as early as a few days after a period of menstruation) but it's best to urinate in the morning.
C-section or C-section can save lives when babies are too big to be born often or due to other health complications. But this method is also affecting the way of human e…
Sister Kate in Australia still ovulates during pregnancy and miraculously than her husband's sperm lives in the womb up to 10 days before fertilizing with the egg.
35 Ho Chi Minh City people are reported to have Zika disease, a baby in Dak Lak has a small head defect caused by Zika virus. Health authorities predict that the epidemi…
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…
On November 2, HCM City recorded 3 more Zika patients to increase the number of cases to 20 with 11 districts with sick people.
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…
Southern and Central Highlands are in the rainy season creating favorable conditions for mosquitoes to spread disease, so 9 patients of Zika were discovered in this area.
The oldest Vietnamese-born fetus in the world, the first man who knows the birth of a child or a pregnant mother once to 8 children ... is a birth event that stunned the…
Born in the 26th week of pregnancy with a weight of 0.23 kg, Emilia (Germany) became the world's lightest premature baby.
The Zika virus strain in Singapore is likely to evolve from a Zika virus strain that once raged in Southeast Asia since the 60s of the 20th century.
Recently British scientists have published the results of a breakthrough scientific study, opening the opportunity for two men to have children together.
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.