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Pregnancy information:
Knowledge for expectant parents
New pregnancy after caesarean section
Caesarean section is one of the most frequently performed operations today. That is why many women wonder if and when they can get pregnant again. Not all of them also know whether another natural birth is possible after a caesarean section. Find out which complications can occur during a further pregnancy after a C-section.
July as cord blood awareness month
For all parents, the health of their child is a priority. On the occasion of the umbilical cord blood month of July, we have compiled the most important information about stem cells from umbilical cord blood. This material can save the future health and life of the child, its siblings and immediate family and can only be collected during birth.
Duphaston in pregnancy – indications and effects of the medicinal product
Duphaston is a medicine containing a synthetic hormone similar to progesterone. Indications for its administration include painful periods, irregular cycles or endometriosis. In most cases, however, the drug is administered to maintain pregnancy when a woman's body does not produce enough progesterone and she is diagnosed with a miscarriage. Learn how Duphaston works and whether taking this medicine during pregnancy is completely safe for the expectant mother and the baby.
Vitamin D3 during pregnancy
According to the recommendations of gynaecologists and obstetricians, every pregnant woman should take vitamin D3 during pregnancy. This is due to the role it plays in the proper functioning of the body. Find out what doses of vitamin D are recommended during pregnancy.
Scar pregnancy
Recently, the number of C-sections performed has increased significantly. This in turn contributes to the development of pregnancies that do not progress normally in the C-section scar. Is it possible to carry a scar pregnancy to term? What are the complications?
Ada’s story – therapy for cerebral palsy
Cerebral palsy affects about 2 out of every 1,000 children. The symptoms of the disease are varied, but in most cases affect normal development and function. Ada's story shows that a decision made at birth can sometimes affect a lifetime.