Recently, studies have shown that pregnant women who have high blood cholesterol are at risk of developing pre-eclampsia, a life-threatening condition where the pregnant woman’s blood pressure becomes dangerously high that is directly correlated to pregnancy and high cholesterol. These cholesterol side effects if not brought under control can lead to seizures that will endanger … [Read more...]
Comprehensive Chromosome Screening (CCS): A Promising Procedure
CCS involves the analysis of the total chromosome complement of a single cell or group of cells from each embryo. These tests that look into the essence of humanity, allowing scientist and physicians the opportunity and ability to alter the human genotype for better or worse. The common thread of life is DNA and DNA is the only major requirement for genetic screening. With … [Read more...]
Avoid Labor Induction: Risky For Mom & Baby
In the September/October issue of AWHONN's Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic, & Neonatal Nursing (JOGNN), researchers have demonstrated that inducing labor without a medical reason increases the risks for complications for both mother and baby, and should not be done except when medically necessary, and especially not for convenience. Today doctors are likely to induce an … [Read more...]
Fussy Food Eater: How To Handle One?
It's perfectly normal for preschoolers or even older kids to object to the shape, color, or texture of a food – or to suddenly decide that they hate foods they loved yesterday. It's also common for them to have what experts call food jags. That is, they insist on eating the same few foods at every meal. Picky eating can also be a preschooler's way of declaring his/her … [Read more...]
Influenza Vaccination: An Essential Element Of Prenatal Care
All women who will be pregnant through the influenza season (October - May in the United States) should be vaccinated against influenza, according to recommendations made by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practice (ACIP) and supported by the COP. (The above has been published in October issue of Obstetrics and Gynecology … [Read more...]
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