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The body of a mother-to-be changes during the nine months of pregnancy. A number of symptoms appear that are related to the development of the baby in the uterine cavity. One of the typical symptoms of pregnancy is an enlarging belly. Often, however, many women notice its reduction before giving birth. Find out what the lowering of the abdomen during pregnancy is due to.

Urinary tract infections occur in many pregnant women. This is due to the physiological changes that occur in the body of the mother-to-be. One of the drugs used for this type of infection is Monural. How does it work and can it be used safely during pregnancy?

Cerebral palsy affects about 2 children per 1,000. The symptoms of the disease are varied, but in most cases impede normal development and function. Ada's story is one that shows that sometimes one decision made at birth can affect a lifetime.

Ectopic pregnancy develops when the embryo nests not in the uterine cavity, but outside it - in the fallopian tube, ovary, abdominal cavity. This is not a common problem, but it breeds complications that threaten a woman's health and life. How to recognize ectopic pregnancy: what symptoms does it give? And what next - how is an ectopic pregnancy handled? We explain!

Nowadays, many women are having children after 30. year of age. However, the age at which a woman becomes a mother depends on many factors such as career plans, but also problems with getting pregnant. Is pregnancy after 30 a high-risk pregnancy?

In 2023, changes are planned for post-birth leave related to the length of parental leave. It will be extended, allowing fathers to spend more time with their newborn. How will parental leave change at the beginning of the year?

Krabbe globoid leukodystrophy is an inborn metabolic disease. Unfortunately, but currently there is no cure for it that can completely cure the patient. Wojtek's case is a story that shows that stem cells from the umbilical cord can significantly improve patients' quality of life and function, and most importantly, slow down the course of the disease.