Author
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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Bleeding after cesarean section
Many women mistakenly believe that, unlike natural childbirth, bleeding after a cesarean section does not occur. Like after natural childbirth, the endometrium also needs to regenerate after surgery. How long does it take to bleed after a C-section?
How to check dilation at home
Dilation is an essential part of natural childbirth. The progress of labor is determined, among other things. Based on cervical dilation. A lot of women wonder when they should go to the hospital and whether it is possible to check dilation at home.
Home heart rate detector – is it worth having?
Home baby heart rate detectors have been gaining popularity in recent years. Parents auscultating the fetal heartbeat feel safer. However, experts' opinions on home heart rate detectors vary. Can they replace the KTG in the hospital?
Unrestrained vomiting in pregnant women
Nausea is one of the first symptoms of pregnancy for many women. In contrast, more than 1% of moms-to-be struggle with much more severe, unrestrained pregnancy vomiting. Find out how to prevent and treat this ailment.
Kangarooing the baby after birth-what are the benefits?
Nowadays, great importance is attached to skin-to-skin contact from the first moments after birth. The advantages of kangarooing are many, so it's a good idea to indicate in your birth plan your desire to kangaroo your baby after delivery. Check out the advantages of kangarooing your baby.
Parvovirus B19 infection in pregnancy
Recently, specialists have noticed an increase in parvovirus infections in moms-to-be. This disease, is particularly dangerous during pregnancy due to its possible complications for the fetus. Find out how infection occurs and what are the risks of parvovirus B19 infection in pregnancy.
PAPP-A test-its new application
The PAPP-A test is an important test in prenatal diagnosis. Many Parents give up on it without knowing all its uses. Find out what risks, in addition to genetic defects, are assessed by the PAPP-A test and why you should take it.
Pregnancy after transplantation
Currently, the condition after organ transplantation is not a contraindication to pregnancy. Such a pregnancy, however, requires particularly specialized care. What are the risks of pregnancy after transplantation?
Free drugs during pregnancy
Pregnant women starting in 2020 can receive medication free of charge through the Pregnancy Plus program. The list is still being updated by the National Health Service. Find out what medicines a mother-to-be is entitled to for free and how to get them.