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Pregnancy calendar
We understand that pregnancy can be a time full of joy, but also challenges. Find out more about how you can best support yourself and your baby during this special journey and get valuable tips on how to cope with common discomforts.
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40th week of pregnancy – what changes take place in the pregnant woman’s abdomen?
The 40th week of pregnancy is the home stretch in a woman’s long, 9-month journey of expecting a baby. In the last weeks of pregnancy, the woman’s belly becomes firm until the first preterm contractions occur.Read more -
Week 39 of pregnancy – when labour is approaching…. How to recognise the signs of labour
The 39th week of pregnancy is the last moment that separates expectant mothers from welcoming their eagerly awaited baby into the world. It is also the last time to complete all preparations for the birth. In addition, the expectant mother begins to experience unusual symptoms.Read more -
The 38th week of pregnancy and the signs of birth. How much does the baby weigh and what does it look like?
After 38 weeks, the pregnancy is considered full term. The amount of water in the foetus decreases and the abdomen stops growing. The baby has less and less space, so mothers may complain of discomfort due to pressure on the bladder.Read more -
The 37th week of pregnancy – preparations for delivery. What is characteristic for the baby during this time?
The 37th week of pregnancy is a time of preparation for the upcoming birth. The expectant mother has to decide on the entire course of the birth. The birth can take place at any time, so it is a very busy time for pregnant women.Read more -
The 36th week of pregnancy – the development of the baby in the third trimester. What complaints do expectant mothers experience?
The 36th week of pregnancy is one of the most difficult in the entire pregnancy period. The discomfort that plagues a woman is so troublesome that she cannot wait to give birth. Although it is not much longer, the time drags on mercilessly. It is worth knowing how to deal with this.Read more -
The 35th week of pregnancy – complaints of the expectant mother. Estimation of the risk of premature birth
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Illnesses during pregnancy
Pregnant? It’s always difficult, because you have to take care not only of yourself, but also of your baby. Find out what to look out for if you have certain discomforts.
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Sinusitis During Pregnancy: Safe Relief & Prevention Tips
Your nose is blocked, your face throbs with pressure, and every breath feels like a struggle. Sinusitis during pregnancy is not just uncomfortable — it is exhausting at a time when your body is already working overtime. Many expectant mothers experience sinus inflammation due to hormonal changes and increased blood flow, making even simple tasks feel overwhelming. This matters because most conventional sinus medications are off-limits during pregnancy, leaving you searching for safe alternatives. You will learn which treatments actually work without risking your baby’s health, how to recognize when medical attention is necessary, and practical prevention strategies you can implement today.Read more -
Back Pain During Pregnancy: Causes, Relief & Prevention
You’re halfway through your second trimester and suddenly realize that standing up from the couch requires strategic planning. That persistent ache in your lower back isn’t just uncomfortable—it’s changing how you move through your day. Most expectant mothers experience this exact scenario, and the discomfort typically intensifies as pregnancy progresses. Back pain during pregnancy affects up to 70% of women, yet many believe they must simply endure it until delivery. This article reveals why your spine responds this way to pregnancy, which relief methods actually work in practice, and how families successfully manage discomfort while protecting their baby’s development. You’ll learn specific techniques that address both immediate pain and long-term spinal health.Read more -
Herpes during pregnancy
Lip herpes (Herpes labialis), often referred to as “cold sores”, is a common problem that affects many people. It is believed that more than 80% of the population are carriers of herpes. There are many preparations on the market that speed up the healing process. Check if medications with the active ingredient Acyclovir are safe for pregnant women.Read more -
Myomas and pregnancy
Myomas are a gynecological disease that affects many women. They often do not cause symptoms, but in some cases they can complicate pregnancy and implantation of an embryo. Learn how to proceed if a woman with myomas is planning a pregnancy.Read more -
Ectopic pregnancy – symptoms and course of ectopic pregnancy.
An ectopic pregnancy occurs when the embryo is unable to implant in the uterine cavity. It is usually located in the fallopian tubes. The cause of ectopic pregnancy is seen in the anatomical defects of the woman’s reproductive tract.Read more -
Pain ointment during pregnancy
Pregnancy is a time when a woman is particularly susceptible to back pain related to the increasing size of her belly. Since the use of many painkillers is prohibited during these nine months, it is useful to know which preparations are safe. What pain ointment can be used during pregnancy?Read more
Pregnancy information
We want to provide mums-to-be with a reliable source of information on all the important aspects of pregnancy. From nutrition and fitness to emotional health and self-care, you’ll find comprehensive advice and practical tips to make the most of your pregnancy. We’re here to help you be a happy, healthy and informed mum!
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Alcohol During Pregnancy: Risks, Effects & Safe Choices
You’ve just learned you’re expecting, and suddenly every food choice, every drink, every decision carries new weight. The question of alcohol during pregnancy comes up early—sometimes from well-meaning friends who insist a glass of wine is harmless, sometimes from your own uncertainty about those first weeks before you knew. The truth is simpler and more absolute than most casual advice suggests. No amount of alcohol is proven safe during pregnancy. This isn’t about judgment—it’s about biology. When you drink, your baby drinks too, and their developing brain and organs cannot process alcohol the way your adult body can. What follows is what every expectant parent needs to know about alcohol, fetal development, and protecting your child’s future health from day one.Read more -
Coffee During Pregnancy: How Much Caffeine is Safe?
You’re holding your morning coffee, and suddenly you’re wondering if that familiar ritual is putting your baby at risk. The conflicting advice online leaves you paralyzed between your routine and your instincts. Some sources say one cup is fine, others warn against any caffeine at all, and you’re left guessing what’s actually safe.Read more -
Premature birth
When the first trimester is over and the fear of miscarriage subsides, many expectant mothers fear premature birth. It is also feared by gynaecologists, as it is still a very present problem in modern obstetrics. Learn what the most common causes of premature birth are and how to prevent them.Read more -
Duration of pregnancy
Nine months is an increasingly rarely used term for the duration of pregnancy. The indication of weeks is much more precise. However, not everyone is aware that a relatively small number of pregnancies end on the specified date. The most important thing is that the pregnancy is completed. Learn when it is called a full-term pregnancy and what premature birth means.Read more -
Hyaluronic acid during pregnancy
The procedures of aesthetic medicine are becoming more and more popular. One of these procedures is injection with hyaluronic acid. But can this procedure be done safely during pregnancy?Read more -
Pregnancy after 30
Nowadays, many women have their child after the age of 30. However, the age at which a woman becomes a mother depends on a number of factors, such as her career plans, but also problems getting pregnant. Is pregnancy after 30 a high-risk pregnancy?Read more
News
News from the field of stem cells from the umbilical cord
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Lidia’s story – Stem cell therapy for cerebellar spinocerebellar ataxia
Lidia was born prematurely at 29 weeks gestation. In her first year of life, the girl was diagnosed with spinal-cerebellar ataxia and Hirschsprung’s disease. Spinal-cerebellar ataxia is a rare neurological disorder characterised, among other things, by difficulties in motor coordination. Hirschsprung’s disease is a rare, congenital disorder of intestinal innervation that is genetically determined.Read more -
Umbilical cord blood saves girl with severe pulmonary hypertension
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Stem cell treatment for infertility
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Stem cells from umbilical cord blood cured HIV-infected patient
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Propagation of umbilical cord blood stem cells offers new hope for cancer patients
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