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Gestational diabetes – is it dangerous? How to recognize and treat it?

Gestational diabetes is one of the common complications of pregnancy and often affects even those women who have previously enjoyed good health. It does not cause special complaints, which makes it difficult to diagnose, so screening tests can be invaluable. Pregnancy diet is especially important in treatment.

Pre-eclampsia in pregnancy

Pre-eclampsia is a serious complication of pregnancy that is now preventable. Adequate early assessment of its risk makes it possible to implement effective management. However, it is important to perform the test already in the first trimester of pregnancy, because failure to act carries unpleasant consequences. Find out what the symptoms of pre-eclampsia are and what the prevention of this condition is.

What is an anterior placenta? Does it pose a risk to the child?

Placenta previa is diagnosed in approx. 1% of pregnant women. This complication is the most common cause of reproductive tract bleeding. Abnormalities can be diagnosed by ultrasound. The management of placenta previa depends on the age of the pregnancy and the severity of the symptoms.

Symptoms and treatment of cystitis in pregnancy

Cystitis in pregnancy is one of the most common ailments that afflict mothers-to-be. In most cases, it is caused by a bacterial infection, so it should not be underestimated, as the complications are dangerous for the developing baby.

Bleeding during pregnancy-is it dangerous?

Genital tract bleeding during pregnancy always worries moms-to-be. It can be associated with a miscarriage or placenta previa, but in many situations it means nothing dangerous. However, it is very important to go to the doctor or emergency room regardless of the week of pregnancy in such a case. In the text we describe the most common causes of bleeding at the beginning of pregnancy and in its second half.

Green fetal waters-what do they mean?

Draining of amniotic fluid is one of the signs of labor beginning. Normal amniotic fluid, commonly referred to as fetal water, should be clear. However, it sometimes turns green. Is this a cause for concern? What could be the possible complications of green fetal waters?

Seeping fetal waters

Draining of amniotic fluid is considered one of the symptoms of labor. However, if fetal water oozes earlier, it can lead to thrombocephaly or even amenorrhea, with serious consequences for the baby. Find out how to identify oozing fetal waters.

Depression during pregnancy – how to deal with it?

Depression during pregnancy is a problem that many moms-to-be face. It is estimated to affect 10-20% of pregnant women. The disease requires appropriate treatment, as its effects can be dangerous to the health of the woman and the developing fetus.

Bleeding in pregnancy – what it means and when you need to see a doctor

Bleeding or spotting can occur at any stage of pregnancy. It does not always involve danger to the fetus, but every time it is certainly a great stress for the mother-to-be. Scanty spotting in pregnancy or heavy bleeding should always be consulted with a doctor to find out the cause and be able to react appropriately in case of abnormalities. Learn more about bleeding and spotting in pregnancy, see when such symptoms can be dangerous and when they are even natural.