Sometimes, a pelvic ultrasound can be a beneficial part of your gynecological care. Although most people think of ultrasounds in terms of pregnancy, they can be used to accurately assess and diagnose many different things in your pelvic area even if you’re not pregnant. Here’s what to know about gynecological ultrasound and what to expect if your
Sometimes, your baby doesn’t develop in the womb at the rate that it should. This is called intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR), and it can come with some risks to your baby both during and after pregnancy, meaning it’s important to take the right steps with the help of your maternal fetal medicine specialist. Here’s what
Genes and chromosomes are an integral part of who we are and the things we carry on from our families. Although they’re responsible for making sure we look like our siblings and parents, they can also be responsible for factors like your health and predisposition to certain conditions. Genetic and chromosomal conditions can have a life-long effect on
Amniotic fluid plays a lot of important roles in the health of your baby during pregnancy, so it’s inevitable that you’ll hear your maternal fetal medicine specialist talk about it. Amniotic fluid surrounds your baby in the uterus and helps it develop with a lot of key functions. If things go wrong during your pregnancy, amniotic fluid
Traditionally, heart disease has been considered a “man’s disease” with the focus being on helping men lead heart-healthy lifestyles. Unfortunately, this means that many women don’t realize that they’re equally at risk of heart disease. In fact, according to the Centers for Disease Control, heart disease is responsible for about 1 in every 5 female
(Congenital Cystic Adenomatoid Malformation (CCAM) and Bronchopulmonary Sequestration (BPS)) During routine ultrasound evaluating the fetal anatomy, occasionally a fetus is found to have an abnormal growth (mass) in the lungs. Most of the time the prognosis is excellent, but it may require a few extra steps in your natal plan. However, it’s still important to know
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