Articles by Jetanin Hospital
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Can Thalassemia Be Prevented?
Thalassemia is a blood disorder passed down through families (inherited) in which the body makes an abnormal form or inadequate amount of hemoglobin. It is prevalent in Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Vietnam, etc. In Thailand, approximately 30-40% population are thalassemia carriers. The estimated number of Thalassemia patients in Thailand is over 500,000. Thalassemia screening
The Risks of Advanced Maternal Age Pregnancy
When a woman becomes 30 years old, we realize that they can still do various activities like when teenagers do. If we talk about having babies, It is more difficult to pregnant for women between 20-30 years old. And pregnancies have an increased risk for certain complications when the birth parent is 35 or older. Let’s read these article then you will understand why women need a plan to have babies.
Freeze before Failure
Do you want to have a child, but are not ready to? What should we do? We are all getting older every day, but if you are still waiting until you are absolutely ready to have a child, won’t that make your eggs too old to be of use?
PPOS: Innovative Approach to ovarian stimulation
PPOS (Progestin-primed Ovarian Stimulation) is a novel approach to stimulating ovulation in women undergoing procedures such as egg freezing or in-vitro fertilization (IVF).
Pre-Marital and Pre-Pregnancy Health Screening
For many, the image of a complete family includes not only a loving couple but also a child often seen as the cherished bond that brings everything together. This is why many couples wish to start a family soon after marriage. Naturally, when it comes to having a child, every parent wants to ensure their baby is born healthy. Marriage therefore becomes more than just a commitment; it marks the first step toward careful planning and preparation for parenthood.
Endometrial Microbiome and its Correlation to female infertility
The human body hosts a vast number of natural microorganisms, collectively known as the microbiome, which includes bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Humans have co-evolved with these trillions of microorganisms, adapting to physiological changes over time.