Articles in Mother & Child
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Why Are Some Babies Born with Yellow Skin?
When a baby is born, one of the signs parents may notice is yellowish skin or yellowing of the whites of the eyes. This can naturally cause concern about whether the condition is dangerous.
Egg Freezing: Preserve Healthy Eggs Today for Pregnancy Later in Life
Many married couples and single women dream of having children, but may not yet feel ready because of their careers, financial situation, or other responsibilities. Achieving greater stability often takes time.
Uterine Care During Pregnancy and After Childbirth
The uterus is an essential part of the female reproductive system and plays a central role throughout pregnancy and childbirth.
Postpartum Health Concerns Every New Mother Should Be Prepared For
Postpartum physical changes should not be overlooked. During pregnancy, almost every part of the body changes and expands to support the baby’s growth and development. Many people assume that the main concern is simply weight gain, but the body may also experience several other changes and signs of decline.
What Is Postpartum Vaginal Repair?
Postpartum vaginal repair refers to treatments designed to care for and restore the vaginal area after changes caused by childbirth, such as looseness, stretched tissue, or changes in the pelvic floor muscles.
Pediatric Endocrine System: Symptoms, Causes & Care
A child who eats a lot but loses weight is one sign of thyrotoxicosis (hyperthyroidism).
10 Things New Mothers Should Know for Their Own Health
A mother’s physical and mental health during pregnancy is extremely important. Poor maternal health may affect the baby’s development, increase the risk of pregnancy complications, and contribute to conditions such as preeclampsia.
Caring for a Child During a Seizure
Seizures are neurological events commonly seen in children. Because a child’s brain is still developing and may be more sensitive to certain triggers than an adult’s, seizures can occur more easily, particularly during a high fever or when there is an underlying health problem.