Category: Cervical pregnancy

The following laboratory tests will be performed when the mother-to-be establishes her labor record. The mother-to-be should eat a light diet the night before the blood draw, avoid eating large…

Emergency contraception is a type of remedial contraception that is used to prevent unwanted pregnancy by taking pills or placing an intrauterine device (IUD) within a certain period of time…

1.What are the dangers of cervical pregnancy? Cervical pregnancy is a type of ectopic pregnancy in which a fertilized egg is implanted in the lumen of the cervical canal and…

Cervical nuchal translucency, also known as cervical nuchal cyst and cervical glandular cyst, is a manifestation of chronic inflammation of the cervix. The formation of nacreous cysts is similar to…

1, Folliculopoietic hormone: It is a glycoprotein hormone secreted by basophilic cells in the anterior pituitary gland, and its main function is to promote follicle development and maturation in the…

Common microscopic anomalies include increased cervical hyaline layer width, choroidal plexus cyst, ventricular dilatation, widened renal pelvis, single umbilical artery, intracardiac strong echogenic spot, short femur, strong echogenic intestinal canal,…

　　When medication is used during pregnancy, most of the drugs can pass through the placenta. Since the fetus is in the process of growth and development, its physiological condition is…

　　Generally speaking, all healthy married women of childbearing age can use the pill, but women in the following situations should not use oral contraceptives: 1, women with acute and chronic…

　　Cervical pregnancy is a special type of ectopic pregnancy in which a fertilized egg is implanted in the cervical canal and grows there. Cervical pregnancy can present with fatal hemorrhage…

　　Prenatal care is an important measure to reduce maternal mortality and birth defects. The famous obstetrician Eastman once pointed out that “in this day and age, maternal life can be…