Pregnancy after stillbirth
Pregnancy after stillbirth often requires individual medical planning and trauma-informed emotional support. The plan depends on findings from the previous pregnancy.
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Pregnancy after stillbirth often requires individual medical planning and trauma-informed emotional support. The plan depends on findings from the previous pregnancy.
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Read more →Fibroids are non-cancerous growths of uterine muscle. Many cause no difficulty in pregnancy; effects depend on their size, number and location relative to the placenta, cervix and uterine cavity.
Read more →Gestational diabetes develops when pregnancy hormones make it harder for insulin to control blood glucose. It usually resolves after birth but increases future risk of type 2 diabetes.
Read more →A multiple pregnancy involves two or more babies. Twin and higher-order pregnancies need additional monitoring because placental arrangement strongly influences risks and care.
Read more →A low-lying placenta is close to the cervix on ultrasound but does not necessarily cover it. Many placentas appear to move upward as the uterus grows, so follow-up scanning is
Read more →Polyhydramnios means there is more amniotic fluid than expected. Mild cases are often found on ultrasound and may not cause problems.
Read more →Pregnancy week 30: The fetus is accumulating fat and practising breathing movements, while space feels tighter. Practical, evidence-informed guidance for this stage of the third trimester.
Read more →Pregnancy week 37: The pregnancy has reached early term in commonly used definitions. Practical, evidence-informed guidance for this stage of the third trimester.
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