Posted at 27-05-2020
The ability to hear the joyous sound of your baby’s heartbeat anytime you choose is truly a technological miracle.
While medical professionals in obstetrics have long used fetal dopplers, only recently have these become available for independent, at-home use. Known as “commercial baby heart monitors,” at-home fetal dopplers are becoming increasingly popular because they are both exciting and reassuring for expecting parents.
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Posted at 08-04-2020
IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) means fertilization outside the human body(in vitro), in common language called. as Test Tube Baby treatment. It is a specialised technique in which, male and female gametes are put together to fertilize in culture media, resulting in embryos are then put inside the uterine cavity to achieve pregnancy.ICSI (Intracytoplasmic sperm injection) is an advanced technology used for Infertility treatment, where each egg is in
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Posted at 07-04-2020
Pregnancy was once considered a time for rest when women advised to refrain from physical activity/exercise as they were considered to be harmful for the mother and unborn baby. This view is challenged by several studies which found that physical activity in pregnancy is safe and has many benefits for the mother and baby.
How do I stay active during pregnancy?
If you were active for at least six months before your pregnancy, ask your d
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Posted at 06-04-2020
'Congratulations! You're pregnant!' Almost all women long to hear these words and nothing should come in the way, even diabetes. So, if you are a Type 1 or Type 2 diabetic, here are a few things you should keep in mind to have a healthy baby.
1. Your blood sugar must be monitored regularly-
The most important thing you can do to have a healthy baby is to keep your blood sugar as close to normal before and during your&
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