About Me
Hello! My name is Fiona. On this webpage, I will be writing a blog about OBGYN services. I'm not an OBGYN doctor and I do not work in the medical profession. However, last year, I spent quite a bit of time on a hospital ward being cared for my OBGYN doctors. I had many complications following my attempts to conceive a child so they wanted to assess my health and to provide treatments. I was so impressed with the level of care and support I received, I decided to start posting things on this blog which may helps others in a similar situation.
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What to Expect When Your Water Breaks
The moment your water breaks can be a very exciting time, but it can also be a little scary. Knowing what to expect can help ease your mind during this period. Take a look at this guide to learn more.
Signs Your Water Is Breaking
The most common sign is a gush or trickle of fluid from your vagina. This fluid is usually clear and odourless and can range from a few drops to a full gush.
Obstetric Care: 3 Miscarriage Treatment Approaches
Miscarriage is defined as a loss that occurs at less than 20 weeks of pregnancy. Unfortunately, miscarriages are relatively common, but when you experience one, their frequency of occurrence does nothing to bring you comfort. It's a devastating experience, but in the midst of your grief, you will have to discuss how the miscarriage will be handled with your obstetrician. There are three treatment approaches for miscarriage, and your obstetrician will recommend an approach based on how far along in the pregnancy you were and whether you have any health issues that could be impacted by a specific approach.
Two mistakes that epileptic women often make when they get pregnant
There are a number of mistakes that women with epilepsy make during their pregnancies. Here are two very common ones that women in this situation tend to make:
Not considering the impact that their morning sickness might have on the absorption of their medication
Unless their OBGYN has told them that their anti-seizure medication has side effects that might harm their baby, most women with this condition will continue taking their medication whilst they are pregnant.