Placenta previa is when the same is wholly or partly inserted into the bottom of the uterus. The placenta can be inserted into the uterus abnormally in both its surface and depth. And when it is abnormally attached to surface … Continue reading
The most common symptom and classic placenta previa is bleeding, no pain, in the second half of pregnancy. At 30 weeks appears, on average, the first bleeding in patients with placenta previa. The sooner he is the first bleeding, the … Continue reading
Placenta previa is the implantation of the placenta in the lower part of the matrix. There are different types: Total placenta previa: The placenta has evolved so low that the outlet cover. Partial placenta previa: The placenta is low, but … Continue reading
When cracks have appeared first thing is to identify the cause. Most commonly occurring in one position and improper placement of the child to her breast. Should begin to correct them. Also, you should consider: 1. If you only have … Continue reading
Breast milk is undoubtedly the best food for your baby, however the causes are varied that can derail the experience, sometimes breastfeeding is not successful, many myths and beliefs that can lead to confusion. TRUE AND FALSE • Milk is … Continue reading
There hygiene measures including: • No misuse of soaps, or use a brush on her nipples. These cause dryness of the skin that can lead to subsequent cracking of the nipple. • We recommend the use of props that will … Continue reading
We enumerate some basic tips: The breast does not require extra hygiene guidelines; simply follow the usual ground rules: Wash your hands before starting and making the shower (without dwelling too much on the breasts). It is not advisable to … Continue reading
– Rh Factor: is a mucoprotein found in red blood cells. Thus, people who lack this mucoprotein with Rh negative, the remaining ones that do contain them, are positive. It is important to note that Rh incompatibility occurs when the … Continue reading
We enumerate some doubts or questions you have on, cracks or sores on the nipples, and breastfeeding Can I breastfeed my baby? Every woman can breastfeed. Breastfeeding on demand, place your baby in the proper position and have information and … Continue reading
When cracks have appeared first thing is to identify the cause. Most commonly occurring in one position and improper placement of the child to her breast. Should begin to correct them. Also, you should consider: 1. If you only have … Continue reading