pregnancy

Squatting usually takes place faster than other types of delivery, as the squatting position widens the pelvis more than the other positions, making it easier for the baby to leave. Know what you need to do the crouching delivery and see when it is not advised

The gestational sac is the first structure formed in early pregnancy that surrounds and shelters the baby and can be viewed by ultrasound after the 4th week. Understand what the gestational bag is, the normal size for each week and the problems that may arise

Drinking milk during pregnancy has many benefits for the mother and baby, such as strengthening the immune system or helping brain development. On the other hand, it is important to take care when drinking milk during pregnancy. See more about the benefits

The thyroid in pregnancy is important for the health of the mother and baby and any dysfunction must be identified and treated. Find out what are the main types of thyroid disorders in pregnancy and the care you should take

Thrombophilia in pregnancy is a situation characterized by an increased risk of clots, also known as thrombi, during pregnancy, which can lead to complications. Learn to recognize the main symptoms of thrombophilia in pregnancy

After delivery you need to use a postpartum absorbent for approximately 40 days, and you need to change every 3 or 4 hours. See what type of absorbent you should use, for how long and how many you may need

Kristeller's maneuver aims to decrease the expulsive period of childbirth and promote the birth of the baby, however this technique is not recommended as a routine, as it exposes the mother and baby to risks. Understand what the Kristeller maneuver is, main

Uterine rupture, or uterine rupture, is a serious obstetric complication in which there is disruption of the muscles of the uterus, which can put the life of the woman and the baby at risk if treatment is not started soon after. Understand what rupture is

Pepper and other spicy foods can be consumed during pregnancy, without the risk of harming the baby. However, some symptoms may get worse after eating these foods. See what can happen when you eat pepper and when to avoid it

“Placenta anterior” or “placenta posterior” are medical terms used to describe the place where the placenta fixed after fertilization. Understand what each location influences in pregnancy and what are the possible risks

The thyroid in pregnancy is important for the health of the mother and baby and any dysfunction must be identified and treated. Find out what are the main types of thyroid disorders in pregnancy and the care you should take

The gestational sac is the first structure formed in early pregnancy that surrounds and shelters the baby and can be viewed by ultrasound after the 4th week. Understand what the gestational bag is, the normal size for each week and the problems that may arise

The placenta accreta is a situation characterized by the placenta not adhering correctly to the uterus, which can cause complications during and after delivery. Learn more about the placenta accreta, how it is diagnosed and treated

“Placenta anterior” or “placenta posterior” are medical terms used to describe the place where the placenta fixed after fertilization. Understand what each location influences in pregnancy and what are the possible risks

Thrombophilia in pregnancy is a situation characterized by an increased risk of clots, also known as thrombi, during pregnancy, which can lead to complications. Learn to recognize the main symptoms of thrombophilia in pregnancy

After delivery you need to use a postpartum absorbent for approximately 40 days, and you need to change every 3 or 4 hours. See what type of absorbent you should use, for how long and how many you may need

Uterine rupture, or uterine rupture, is a serious obstetric complication in which there is disruption of the muscles of the uterus, which can put the life of the woman and the baby at risk if treatment is not started soon after. Understand what rupture is

Pepper and other spicy foods can be consumed during pregnancy, without the risk of harming the baby. However, some symptoms may get worse after eating these foods. See what can happen when you eat pepper and when to avoid it

The placenta accreta is a situation characterized by the placenta not adhering correctly to the uterus, which can cause complications during and after delivery. Learn more about the placenta accreta, how it is diagnosed and treated

Controlling weight gain in pregnancy is essential to help prevent the onset of problems, such as gestational diabetes or pre-eclampsia, which are related to excessive weight gain during pregnancy. The best way to control weight