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Kinga Żebrowska

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Kinga Żebrowska

Graduate of Warsaw Medical University

Doctor in the course of specialisation in obstetrics and gynaecology. Author of over 500 popular science articles on paediatrics, gynaecology and parenting in the broadest sense.

Co-author of scientific publications.
Completes her specialty training in obstetrics and gynaecology at the 3rd reference level unit at Bielański Hospital in Warsaw.

Apart from everyday work at the hospital and outpatient clinic, when writing articles I try to bring medical issues closer to patients in the most accessible way possible.

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Baby blues - how to deal with it?

Baby blues – how to deal with it?

The period after the birth of a child is special, but also very difficult for many mothers. Emotions such as happiness and joy are interspersed with fear associated with the new role and responsibilities. This is completely normal and many women are affected by the baby blues after giving birth. However, it is important to know its symptoms and how to distinguish it from postpartum depression. So what symptoms accompany a newly minted mom at that time? How to deal with them? We will discuss these and other issues in this article.

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Belly after childbirth- what does it look like?

Belly after childbirth- what does it look like?

Recently, it has become increasingly common for women to compare themselves to idealized photos available on social media. A hypocritical picture is being created of what a woman looks like after 9 months of pregnancy and after the birth of a child. However, despite appearances, many women complain of a long-lasting postpartum belly. How long does it take to get back to the pre-pregnancy state and what are the causes of "postpartum belly"?

 

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Dizziness in pregnancy

Dizziness in pregnancy

During pregnancy there are many symptoms and discomforts associated with this unique condition. One of them is dizziness. In many  pregnant women they appear already in the first weeks of pregnancy and usually do not mean anything serious. However, if they occur in the third trimester, towards the end of pregnancy, they can herald dangerous complications such as pre-eclampsia or HELLP syndrome. What are the causes of dizziness in pregnancy and can it be prevented?

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