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Nicky Pilkington's Articles in Pregnancy and Family Planning

  • What Fetal Surgery can do for your Baby
    After the legalization of abortion in America, fetal surgery found new paths to understanding a baby's development helping to save the fetus life instead of stop its growth.
  • Your Baby is More than an Embryo
    During the first 4 weeks of fetal development, your baby is just an embryo consisting of two layers of developmental cells that with time will generate the different organs and parts of your baby's body.
  • Postpartum Fitness Routine
    Nine months of fears, discomfort, stress and dreams are over and your baby is at home, as the wonderful present your and your partner were waiting for. However, after delivery you will find one day that the mirror says you are not back to your old self, at least not with all the extra pounds gained with pregnancy.
  • Importance of Folic Acid Before you get Pregnant
    Prenatal care is a concept that is not widely practiced today, despite the enormous number of information related to different aspects of preconception.
  • Ultrasound Myths and Facts
    Childbirth has been a long time mystery, from conception and fetal development to labor and delivery. Since ancient times, guessing the gender of a developing baby was a sort of divinatory activity mixed with superstitions.
  • Planning Timed Intercourse
    Many couples are concerned when conception delays and it seems there is no reason for such delaying, unless infertility could be the cause. If it is certain that infertility is not the reason, there is another probable cause that is often ignored: timed intercourse.
  • Induced Labor Method
    Although, there are many childbirth methods, induced labor is often recommended for a number of reasons determined by a patient's medical history. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) informed that induced labor doubled from 1989 to 1997 and it is estimated that about 15% of all deliveries are induced today.
  • Understanding Postpartum Clothing
    The same way most pregnant women dream of the day when they will begin showing for wearing maternity clothes, some women have the false misconception that they will be able to wear tight jeans and other apparel suitable for models or slim women shortly after birth.
  • Lowering Pregnancy Complications After the Age of Thirty
    You have heard; the older you get, the more at risk you are of potential complications throughout the different stages of your pregnancy. Fertility and age are two factors closely associated, although women younger than age 20 may face infertility as well.
  • Postpartum Problems You Should Be Aware
    After delivery, new emotional changes are coming your way, but along with them potential physical and mental problems can put you at risk for a serious illness.
  • Improving your Chances to get Pregnant
    The U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention recognize preconception care as an important factor of health care for all women of reproductive age, developing educational programs to improve both preconception health and pregnancy outcomes.
  • Complications Expected After the Age of 40
    Since at least two or three decades ago, women over 35 in age are having healthy and successful pregnancies giving birth to healthy babies with no birth defects, despite medical advice suggesting that pregnancy must take place before the 30's.



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