Pregnancy Medical Answers

Endometrial ablations are necessary at times medically when there is excessive bleeding from the uterus. This could be due to many different factors like menorrhagia, platelet dysfunction or defects in blood...

Blood is divided into groups such as A, B, and O and is that is pretty well known. There is also another factor which helps segregate blood groups called the Rh...

A new born's stool, also known Meconium, contains the amniotic fluid swallowed by the infant, hair, epithelial cells and other contents of the body. It is often dark-green or blackish...

Overview During the first trimester of pregnancy, some women may be diagnosed with ovarian cysts on routine ultrasound examination of the developing fetus. Most of the time these cysts are...

Overview Joint pain during pregnancy is a common occurrence and may involve the entire body, unfortunately. The reason these pains occur is due to the changes that the expectant mother's...

Fallopian tubes are hollow organs which connect ovaries and uterus. Anatomical structure and physiological function of this organ are very complex. The upper end of the Fallopian tube can accept...

Myomectomy is a surgical procedure used to remove fibroids from the uterus. It is, depending upon the surgical method used, considered to be a relatively straightforward procedure that can even be...

Pregnancy is a time when your body changes every day in some respects and often brings new challenges for you to face. One of the things that women often face...

Overview In nearly every culture, incest (the activity that involves first-degree relatives having intercourse and conceiving children with each other) is considered taboo but it hasn't always been the case. ...

What Is Ptyalism In Pregnancy? It's quite common to experience a slight increase in salivation during pregnancy; this is simply one of those "weird and wonderful" things that can happen while...