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In this article we focus on the kind of tests that are conducted for expecting mothers, to ensure that their pregnancy is in fact stable and healthy. Now miscarriages are not random acts of nature, they can be anticipated and treated if they are properly detected at an early stage. How this is done is through these 2 key tests:…

How long should you wait after a miscarriage? One of the most anxious and common questions we receive from mothers who have either just gone through a miscarriage or have a history of miscarriage (s), is when can they begin their next pregnancy. Now, this is a key question to answer, as it can help you better understand what is…

HPV is spread through skin-to-skin contact; sex is not required, though it is a typical method of transmission. The immune system takes an average of a year to control the initial infection, but it can take up to four years. Screening during this time period may reveal this immune response and repair as minor abnormalities that aren’t normally connected with…

In this article, we discuss the importance of differentiating between Morning Sickness and Hyperemesis Gravidarum. Morning Sickness Morning sickness arises 90% as a normal pregnancy complication for pregnant women, and usually begins at week 6 of pregnancy and never goes past the first trimester. Furthermore, it is unlikely for you to lose any weight, if so, it will be very…

In this article we would like to discuss hysterectomy once again and how invasive and destructive it is. A lot of doctors recommend hysterectomy because it’s simply much easier to just remove the uterus and deal with the underlying cause so which is why we say hysterectomy actually is just treating your symptoms, it’s not actually dealing with the underlying…

In this article we would like to focus on the topic of the health of the patient after she experienced a miscarriage, what are some things that she needs to keep in mind and help in the process of her next pregnancy because at the end of the day: you want to have a successful pregnancy despite this miscarriage. The…

In this article we would like to share a little bit about a very specific type of cyst that grows on the ovaries: these are known as dermoid cysts or ovarian dermoid cysts. Generally, dermoid cysts can grow in many places for example in the head area, neck, abdomen, and as the name suggests it can also grow on your…