High Risk Pregnancy Care

High Risk Pregnancy Care   Mostly (around 80-85%) pregnancies have an ordinary physiological course, which usually needs only primary care. However, in others, there may be risk factors which need specialized care, many at times requiring multispecialty...

Amaenia in Pregnancy

      Anaemia is commonest medical disorder in pregnancy. 18-20% pregnant women are anaemic in developed countries as compared to 40-75% in developing countries. It is responsible (directly/contributory factor) for significantly high maternal and foetal...

Recurrent pregnancy losses

Spontaneous early pregnancy loss is a common problem, with approximately 15% of all clinically recognized pregnancies resulting in pregnancy failure. Early pregnancy loss, also referred to as miscarriage or spontaneous abortion, is defined as the loss of a clinical...

Normal Delivery: How to improve chances

It has been seen that presently the rates of caesarean deliveries are very high in most of the hospitals. This may be because we have now improved methods to detect high risk cases and manage them timely. Sometimes it is the choice of patient for caesarean delivery...

Hepatitis B infection and pregnancy

All pregnant women should be routinely tested for HBsAg at the first prenatal visit even if they have been previously vaccinated or tested. If HBsAg is negative, risk factors (IV drug abusers, multiple sex partners, sex partner of HBsAg positive person, health care...
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