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Pregnancy Complications:     more books (100)

Neurologic Disorders in Pregnancy by Jacqueline M Washington, 2003-12-26 Blood Disorders in Pregnancy High-Risk Pregnancy: A Team Approach by Robert A. Knuppel MDMPH, Jane E. Drukker RNCMS, 1993-01-11 High Risk Pregnancy: Chronic Medical Conditions by Patricia M. Sauer, Cynthia Krening, et all 1997-12 Study Guide for Obstetrics: Normal and Problem Pregnancies by Jennifer R. Niebyl, Joe Leigh Simpson, et all 1992-04 Medical Problems in Pregnancy: Their Diagnosis and Management by J.F. Mayberry, Andrew P. Bond, et all 1986-08-01 Cardiac Problems in Pregnancy: Diagnosis and Management of Maternal and Fetal Heart Disease, 3rd Edition Pregnancy and Alcohol Consumption The Kidney in Pregnancy (Topics in Renal Medicine) Pregnancy for Older Women: Assessing the Medical Risks by Phyllis Kernoff Mansfield, 1986-09-05 Endocrine Disorders in Pregnancy by Steven A. Brody, Kent Ueland, et all 1989-03 Neurosurgical Aspects of Pregnancy Principles of Medical Therapy in Pregnancy Infections and Pregnancy

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101. Management Of Chronic Hypertension During Pregnancy Summary, Redirect
     Article discussing treatment, possible complications, and monitoring techniques.  
     http://www.ahcpr.gov/clinic/pregsum.htm

102. OBCyberBook: Pregnancy Complications
     Information about various complications of pregnancy.  
     http://www.obfocus.com/resources/obcyberbook.htm
     
     Extractions: Analgesia and Anesthesia Antepartum Assessment Antiphospholipid Antibodies Birth Defects Birth Trauma Breast Disorders Breast Feeding Breech Cancer, Maternal Connective-Tissue Disorders, Maternal Contraception Dermatological Disorders Drugs, Medications,and Radiation Ectopic Pregnancy Endocrinology, Maternal Episiotomy Fetal Growth Restriction Fetal Monitoring, Antepartum Fetal Monitoring, Intrapartum Gastrointestinal, Maternal Head and Neck, Maternal Heart Disease, Maternal HELLP syndrome Hematologic, Maternal Hypertension, Chronic Infectious Diseases, Maternal Infertility Intrapartum Assessment Labor, Dystocia Labor, Abnormal Labor, Induction Labor, Normal Malpresentation Miscarriage Musculoskeletal Disorders Multifetal Pregnancy Neonatal Resuscitation Neoplastic Disease, Maternal Newborn Infant Normal Fetal Development Operative Obstetrics Pharmacotherapy Placental Disorders (previa, abruption)

103. White Ribbon Alliance For Safe Motherhood
     Raising international awareness about the nearly 600,000 women who die each year pregnancyrelated complications, worldwide.  
     http://www.geocities.com/white_ribbonalliance/

104. HealthCentral.com
     Definition, prevention, risk factors, signs and testing, complications, and treatment options.  
     http://www.healthcentral.com/library/librarycontent.cfm?id=159

105. Preconception
     This site is dedicated to Africanamerican women. Despite the many advances in medicine and technology African American women still have higher rates of certain complications related to pregnancy. Get informed.  
     http://161.58.79.31/Preconception.htm
     
     Extractions: Alcohol Addiction ... Year End Tax Strategies P re- C onception C ounseling Nature does not always make perfect babies. Every pregnant woman has a 2 – 3% baseline risk of giving birth to a baby with a birth defect and/or mental retardation. However, you can make important health and lifestyle decisions so that this risk does not increase. The potential for a healthy pregnancy really begins before conception. When a pregnancy is planned a woman can use the months before conception to evaluate her health status and to make changes that will benefit her own health, the health of her baby, and that of family members. In this article we will discuss important components of your health history, lifestyle habits, and genetic screening and the impact they have on your pregnancy. We will also address dad s responsibility in having a healthy baby.

106. Page Not Found - IVillage
     and possible treatments for oligohydramnios.  
     http://www.parentsplace.com/pregnancy/complications/qa/0,3105,514,00.html

107. Babyworld - Pregnancy - Complications - Bleeding In Pregnancy
     Vote now! Celebrity Chat click here. Bleeding in pregnancy Bleeding from the vagina during pregnancy may be a cause for concern. Bleeding in early pregnancy.  
     http://www.babyworld.co.uk/information/pregnancy/complications/complications_ble
     
     Extractions: Bleeding in pregnancy Bleeding from the vagina during pregnancy may be a cause for concern. There are a number of possible causes - many of them aren't serious, but some are. You should consult your doctor or midwife as soon as possible if you notice any bleeding, so that you can get prompt treatment if it turns out to be serious. Bleeding in early pregnancy Is the bleeding light or heavy? Light bleeding Some women find that they get slight bleeding (or 'spotting') in the first few weeks of pregnancy, often around the time they would normally have their period. This happens because the pregnancy hormone levels aren't quite high enough to stop the bleeding, which comes from the lining of the womb. No treatment is required, but you may find that it helps to rest more, if you can. Less commonly, bleeding in early pregnancy may be caused by a vaginal infection, which will need to be treated by your doctor. It can also happen as a result of a change taking place in the cells of your cervix (this is known as cervical erosion). This kind of bleeding sometimes happens after you have sex. Your doctor will advise you whether you need any treatment. Another possible cause of bleeding is a polyp in your cervix. This usually doesn't need treatment.

108. PREGNANCY - COMPLICATIONS
     complications of pregnancy complications DURING pregnancy Bell s Palsy. This condition involves a sudden onset of painless loss of facial muscle function.  
     http://www.dcdoctor.com/pages/rightpages_wellnesscenter/pregnancy/complications.
     
     Extractions: COMPLICATIONS DURING PREGNANCY Bell's Palsy Brachial Neuralgia Breast Cancer ... Postpartum COMPLICATIONS DURING PREGNANCY Bell's Palsy This condition involves a sudden onset of painless loss of facial muscle function. Lowering the eyebrows, closing the eye or pursing the lips is not possible. Patients may also experience a loss of taste in the anterior 2/3rd's of the tongue as well as pain posterior to the ear. While this condition has currently no known cause, many believe that vertebral subluxations are at least partly responsible. Bell's palsy is 3 times more common in the pregnant women. Hormonal changes increasing water retention, grimacing during labor and delivery, as well as ligamentous laxity are primarily responsible. In the typical presentation, the woman awakes with a painless inability to operate the facial muscles on one side of the face. This typically occurs during the 3rd trimester. The condition tends to improve over the course of many weeks to months, depending on it's severity. Many studies have shown favorable results with chiropractic care. BACK TO MENU Brachial Neuralgia A large collection of nerves, the brachial plexus, from the cervical spine descend into each arm to provide sensory and motor innervation. Again, due to increases in hormonal factors, parts of the nerve plexus may become impinged or irritated. This results in radiating arm pain and may also be associated with neck pain or stiffness. Restoring cervical biomechanics and eliminating cervical subluxations is performed by the chiropractor to eliminate cervical stress and radicular symptoms.

109. Complications: Preterm Labor And Birth: A Serious Pregnancy Complication
     appointments. Preterm birth is one of the complications of pregnancy that health care providers are working hard to eliminate. Your  
     http://www.marchofdimes.com/pnhec/188_1080.asp
     
     Extractions: Preterm labor is labor that occurs before your 37th week of pregnancy. (Most pregnancies last 38-42 weeks; your due date is 40 weeks after the first day of your last menstrual period.) Preterm labor can happen to any woman: Only about half the women who have preterm labor fall into any known risk group. About 12 percent of births (1 in 8) in the United States are preterm. Babies who are born preterm are at higher risk of needing hospitalization, having long-term health problems and of dying than babies born at the right time.

110. Pregnancy -- Complications Links, Articles And Topics At Suite101.com - Suite101
     start with. or. contains the word(s). Subject Heading pregnancy complications, Topics (2), Articles (15), BestOf-Web Recommendations (3). Topics.  
     http://www.suite101.com/subjectheadings/contents.cfm/651
     
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111. The Peter Gurney Guinea Pig Pages - Pregnancy.
     pregnancy. In the main, most sows do not have any problems in pregnancy and are amazingly efficient at producing their young. However  
     http://www.oginet.com/pgurney/pregnancy.htm
     
     Extractions: Pregnancy. In the main, most sows do not have any problems in pregnancy and are amazingly efficient at producing their young. However there are many signs and symptoms that make it look as though there is something going wrong. Perhaps it is more a matter of anxious owners and this anxiety increasing as D day, 'delivery day' approaches. I think I get more worried callers on the end of the telephone line on this subject than any other kind. As I reassure them and hammer home the message that what the sow is going through is a perfectly natural function I am reminded of a friend of mine and his wife. He is an airline pilot and she an air stewardess. Any height above my inside leg measurement and I am absolutely petrfied. With this in mind, I once remarked to my friend's wife, when she was teasing me about my horror of flying, that it was fine for her and her husband as that was their business. "Hm!" she snorted, "You should see this one as a passenger?" she continued, pointing at her husband. "She's right," confirmed her husband. "I hate being a passenger, I'm nervous as a kitten. The statistics are right and it is much safer to travel by air than by any other method but things can go wrong and if I'm a passenger then I won't be able to sort them out myself!?" he explained.

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