All About in Vitro Fertilisation (IVF)
The first successful IVF birth happened in England in July 1978. Since then, in vitro fertilisation has significantly advanced infertility treatment, now accounting for 1.6% of live births in the U.S. and 4.5% in Europe.
Breast Engorgement
The good news about early postpartum engorgement, a.k.a breast engorgement, is it’s temporary, usually getting better by two weeks. Not all breastfeeding women face this issue, though—it varies from person to person.
Spill the Beans: Sharing the big News of Pregnancy with Your Partner
If you and your partner have been actively trying to conceive and are eagerly anticipating pregnancy, sharing the news with your significant other doesn’t have to be a mundane affair. You can inject creativity and fun into the announcement without breaking the bank.
Vanishing Twin Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms and More
Before ultrasound technology was available, doctors diagnosed the death of a twin or multiple after birth by examining the placenta. The use of ultrasound has led to more frequent diagnoses of a missing twin baby in early pregnancy.
Heartbreak and Healing: Coping With a Miscarriage
Miscarriages can be distressing. While it is usually caused by genetic abnormalities, other factors can increase the risk and understanding these factors helps in ensuring a healthy pregnancy.
Pregnancy Stretch Marks
Pregnancy stretch marks, visible on the belly, hips, breasts, and thighs, are common among expectant mothers, indicating the body’s adaptation to the baby’s growth.