Tag: Obstetrics

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From pregnancy preparation to lactation, which vaccines must not be used by pregnant mothers?

Many mothers have such questions as whether rabies vaccine can be vaccinated if they are accidentally scratched or scratched by pets during pregnancy. If it is a nail, can tetanus vaccine be injected? Or, after being injected with the vaccine, I found out that I was already pregnant with the baby. Will this endanger the safety of the baby? As an obstetrician and gynecologist, the author is often asked these questions. Therefore, today I would like to talk about this topic. Some can, some can’t Vaccines can be roughly divided into [inactivated vaccines] and [non-inactivated vaccines]. For pregnant women, inactivated vaccines can be used, while inactivated or live vaccines cannot be used. Inactivated vaccine means that the microorganisms in the Read More …

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Postpartum recovery is no longer difficult, easy to be a hot mom

When it comes to postpartum recovery, the first thing that comes to mind is the recovery of body shape. In fact, [postpartum recovery] also includes the recovery of various systems and organs of the body, including: The uterus is restored from the pregnant state to the pre-pregnant state. The pelvic muscles are restored. The strength of the elastic abdomen and back muscles weakened by childbirth is restored. These are all very important. The normal [puerperal period] is just 6 weeks after giving birth to the baby. Within this 6 weeks, the various systems and organs of the parturient have not fully recovered from the state before pregnancy and cannot start exercising like normal people. During this period, some simple actions Read More …

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Mothers-to-be must watch: 10 Tips to Overcome Nausea and Vomiting during Pregnancy

Nausea and discomfort in early pregnancy are often accompanied by vomiting. The American Academy of Obstetrics and Gynecology pointed out that about 50% ~ 90% of women will suffer from nausea and vomiting in early pregnancy, and 5% of women will suffer from such symptoms throughout pregnancy. Pregnant women’s early pregnancy reaction is often mistaken for morning sickness. In fact, nausea and vomiting can occur at any time. The nausea symptoms of most women will disappear in the late stage of early pregnancy, and the nausea symptoms of different pregnant women will also vary from mild to severe. Unfortunately, scientific research has not yet found the exact cause of nausea and vomiting in pregnant women. At present, the increase of Read More …

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The Things of Pregnancy and Birth: Interpreting the Report of Birth Examination and Laboratory Examination for You

After the first visit to build a big card, you will get a lot of laboratory tests and examination reports. These tests and inspection reports will contain many high and low changes and arrows (hints of abnormal changes), as well as professional terms that are difficult to read and look strange. This will bring a lot of troubles to expectant mothers and mothers-in-law. There are also many mobile medical apps that help people interpret laboratory tests and examination reports. Unfortunately, there are a lot of help and few reliable ones. In order to reassure everyone, I will list some major common problems for everyone to interpret. This interpretation is for reference only. Your specific situation and handling still need you Read More …

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Mother’s question: Can I take medicine during lactation?

Novice mothers, have they ever had the following experiences: Be told by your doctor that you must stop breastfeeding because you have to undergo a medical examination or take certain drugs? Was told that a certain treatment could not be carried out until the end of lactation? In fact, most drugs do not affect the safety of lactation, only a few drugs will affect it, but they can usually be replaced by other safe drugs. Should we stop breast milk? Many clinicians arbitrarily ask their mothers to stop breastfeeding because they lack knowledge of this or are too worried about the adverse effects of drugs. Although most drugs can enter the mother’s milk through blood circulation, the content of drugs Read More …

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Can pregnant women eat ice cream? What are the taboos during pregnancy?

Pregnancy should have been a life course worthy of expectant mothers’ careful experience and full enjoyment, but many [taboos] have made expectant mothers cautious and scared all day long regardless of whether they eat what or do what. What are the real taboos? Which need not worry too much? Let obstetrician Dr. Duan Tao answer your questions. Q: Can I watch a movie? A: Of course, you can watch movies. There is no problem watching horror movies or too noisy movies. At most, fetal movements will be more frequent than usual. However, it is better to watch less of this kind of movie, and the best choice is relaxed movies or romantic love movies. Q: Can I eat hairy crabs? Read More …

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Is it really good to drink more [lactagogue]? What is the real effective lactagogue method?

Is [lactagogue soup] [Yuezi wine] really good? According to folk rumors, drinking milky white soup can lactagogue, and even many nutrition doctors recommend it. First of all, let’s briefly analyze two popular lactagogue methods: White soup is not nutritious: White soup usually refers to chicken soup, bone soup, pig hoof soup, etc. The reason why this soup is milky white is, It is because fat and protein emulsify. Usually, this milky white soup contains very few nutrients except a small amount of soluble polypeptide and amino acid, and because it contains a large amount of saturated fat, cholesterol and purine, it may make it difficult to regain weight after delivery, so it is not a healthy food. Yuezi Wine = Read More …

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How to exercise better during pregnancy? Remember these situations!

Not long ago, Costa Rican supermodel Sarah Stage’s abdominal muscles during pregnancy were flashed in the circle of friends. According to media reports, the supermodel was not idle during her pregnancy and was doing fitness exercises until her lower abdomen slightly bulged near childbirth. While netizens exclaimed [monster], many people also ridiculed her for caring only about her body and ignoring her children. Although she successfully gave birth to a healthy baby weighing 7 kg and 8 liang, it is still difficult for Chinese people who are used to being imprisoned by traditional ideas to accept pregnancy exercise. Should I exercise during pregnancy? Generally speaking, healthy pregnant women should still exercise moderately during pregnancy. Of course, some problems need to Read More …

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Adults and children are at risk when drugs give birth to multiple births.

Many people have the feeling that it seems easier to see twins and triplets in life. However, five years ago and ten years ago, the proportion of twins did not seem so large. The incidence of multiple births in people with natural pregnancies follows a certain rule. Mathematically speaking, only one of 89 pregnancies is twins. The natural occurrence rate of triplets, quadruplets and quintuplets is even lower. The reason why twins are more common than before in recent years is largely due to the widespread development of assisted reproductive technology and the abuse of ovulation induction drugs such as [Dozai Pills]. [Dozai Maru] Is it what? Duozai pills refer to a kind of drugs that can promote the maturation Read More …

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What men never know: How painful is it to have children?

Influenced by various movies and TV plays, many women who have not given birth are full of fear and curiosity about the pain of natural childbirth. Today, let Jane, a former person, talk about her experience on the day of her natural childbirth. At the same time, I would also like to answer your questions. The first stage of natural labor: persistent labor pains I woke up at 4 a.m. with a stomachache, and then found that I had a pain every 7 or 8 minutes, but the pain was not very serious, just like a minor dysmenorrhea. I recorded the pain in the dark while waiting for dawn, and ran to the hospital after breakfast. 9: 00 a.m. The Read More …