Mother and baby

What are the signs of fetal hypoxia? There are many reasons that may cause the fetus to have signs of hypoxia in the mother\’s womb or endanger the health and life of the fetus, which is medically called fetal distress. Acidosis caused by fetal hypoxia can cause irreversible damage to multiple organs and brain tissue, leave sequelae, and even cause fetal death. For a long time, it will lead to cerebral ischemia and hypoxia syndrome, causing a series of neuropsychiatric…

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When you first know that your baby has begun to be gestated, whether you are a first-time mother or an expectant mother of a second child, in addition to your longing and joy, you will more or less have some panic and worry. The Obstetrics Department of the Third Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University has thoughtfully carried out a series of special activities on pregnancy health care to answer questions about some common pregnancy issues that pregnant mothers are concerned about. 40 weeks pregnant…

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How harmful is a caesarean section? 1. Bleeding: Cesarean section will cause more bleeding than vaginal delivery, and it is relatively easy to cause postpartum hemorrhage. 2. Risks of anesthesia: The probability of an accident is small after all, but it is still a little bit. 3. Cesarean section incision diverticulum: This is a small hole left by the scar on the uterus that has not grown properly. It is prone to bleeding from menstruation, bleeding after intercourse, and uterine rupture in another pregnancy…

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Is a chromosome test necessary? Not everyone needs a chromosome test. If one of the couples has a family history of genetic disease, or has a history of unexplained spontaneous abortion, fetal malformation, stillbirth, stillbirth, embryonic cessation, or neonatal death, both couples should undergo a chromosome test. For elderly pregnant women, TORCH infection, or if one spouse works…

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When does a fetus start growing hair? Most fetuses will grow hair around 4 months old, while some fetuses do not start growing hair until 6 months old. From the age of three to four months, the fetus\’ hair, eyelashes, and nails begin to grow, and even the fuzz on the face is secretly growing. By five months, the hair will cover the fetus\’s scalp as quickly as possible, and by seven months, except for the back of the head…

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After pregnancy, pregnant mothers often pay special attention to their diet. Indeed, it is very correct for pregnant mothers to pay attention to their diet during pregnancy. As the saying goes: \”One person eats, two people make up for it.\” Every bite of food a pregnant mother takes into her mouth is inextricably linked to the growth and development of the fetus. If the pregnant mother eats the right food, the fetus will grow well. If a pregnant mother eats the wrong food, she may accumulate \”fetal…

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How to arrange exercise during pregnancy? In 2008, relevant agencies in the United States released information recommending that healthy pregnant women should engage in at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic exercise, such as power walking, per week. For pregnant women who have the habit of strenuous aerobic exercise such as running or jogging, they can continue to exercise during pregnancy and postpartum. However, before formulating an exercise plan, they need to be guided by an obstetrician…

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In order to ensure the normal development and production of the fetus, various examinations during pregnancy are essential. However, many expectant parents do not know which items should be checked during pregnancy and at what time they should be checked, resulting in missed check-up times and delayed check-ups. So, what are the pregnancy check-up items and at what period should they be checked? Doudehui lists a list of pregnancy check-up items…

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Why do many pregnant mothers suffer from insomnia during pregnancy? Many pregnant women say they often have trouble sleeping during pregnancy and are mentally and physically exhausted. So, why is it easy to suffer from insomnia during pregnancy? 1. Hormonal changes during pregnancy: Due to the increase in progesterone levels in early pregnancy, pregnant mothers often feel sleepy and fatigued, but many pregnant mothers still have insomnia problems. The reason is that too much during the day…

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Will taking too much folic acid lead to fetal loss? Folic acid is an essential vitamin for the human body, also known as vitamin B9. It is a key component in the development of the embryonic neural tube during pregnancy. Expectant mothers start taking 0.4 mg of folic acid every day three months before pregnancy, which can prevent more than 80% of fetal neural tube malformations, prevent about half of cleft lip and palate, and have significant effects on other malformations…

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