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Colposcopy in pregnancy

Every pregnant woman should have a cytology during pregnancy. Cervical cancer is one of the most common cancers in pregnant women. In addition to cytology, colposcopy is also performed for diagnosis. What does it consist of and is it safe during pregnancy?

Cardiac problems in pregnancy

A properly functioning circulatory system in a pregnant woman is essential for proper fetal development. Although during pregnancy there are many physiological changes in the cardiovascular system, it is also a period when quite possibly abnormalities in its work. What are the most common cardiac problems in pregnancy?

Invasive prenatal testing

Modern perinatology allows patients to be accurately diagnosed from the very beginning of pregnancy. Invasive prenatal testing aims to determine with almost 100 percent certainty, among other things. The karyotype of the child, and thus whether or not it has chromosomal aberrations. Find out what types of invasive tests are and when they are performed.

External rotation

The pelvic position currently does not necessarily mean a cesarean section. External rotation is gaining popularity among moms-to-be. Find out when it can be performed and how it goes.

Cyst in pregnancy

Ovarian cysts affect many women. Most often they are not associated with any symptoms, and are detected incidentally during an ultrasound examination. The same is true for ovarian cysts during pregnancy. It is necessary to control them, but in most cases they do not affect the course of pregnancy and childbirth. Find out what types of cysts there are.

Labor pains – recognition and relief of discomfort

Labor pains are undoubtedly some of the most painful sensations that accompany the arrival of a child into the world. Initially they are gentle and quickly subside. The closer we get to the birth action, the more severe and much more frequent they become.

Cytomegalovirus infection-what are the risks in pregnancy?

Cytomegalovirus is a disease that can have serious consequences for the developing baby in utero. Therefore, pregnant women should take a test to detect the virus. It is not mandatory, but it is recommended for all women. See what is the risk of cytomegalovirus infection in pregnancy.

Empty follicle in pregnancy

An empty follicle, otherwise known as an empty fetal egg, is a condition in which no embryo develops despite being pregnant. The diagnosis fortunately does not derail subsequent successful efforts to have a child. Check out the management of the diagnosis of an empty fetal egg.

Cramps during pregnancy

Contractions in pregnancy do not appear only at the time of delivery. In many moms-to-be they occur much earlier. It is useful to know the differences between predictive and labor contractions. When should you go to the hospital?