Health and Pregnancy Diary | Bump2Baby Scans

Anaemia is defined as a peripheral blood haemoglobin (Hb) concentration of 10 g / dl or less, according to a recent WHO guideline. In India, iron deficiency anaemia (IDA) is a major public health problem. Anaemia is believed to be responsible for approximately 20% of maternal deaths and another 50% of maternal deaths. When anaemia develops severely during pregnancy , the amount of amniotic fluid that surrounds the fetus can be reduced. There is also a higher chance of miscarriage, the baby being born too early, or the baby being born with low birth weight. Babies born to anaemic mothers can also be anaemic. If a woman is anaemic during pregnancy and loses a lot of blood during childbirth, she may need a blood transfusion around the time of delivery. Causes of anaemia during pregnancy The increase in blood volume, which can be between 25% and 40% of extra fluid that travels through our veins during pregnancy, is one of the main causes of anaemia. Your body is sending blood to your...

Welcome to the world of baby scanners and congratulations on your pregnancy. The 6-week early pregnancy scanner, or early pregnancy scanner as it is more often called, is perhaps the parents' first chance to get to know their baby. The  NHS  does not usually offer 6-week ultrasounds unless there are difficulties such as suspected ectopic pregnancy or miscarriage. If you think your pregnancy is not progressing well or you want definitive visual confirmation of the pregnancy, you may want to get a private scan of the baby. Most common reasons for a 6-Week Ultrasound Scan The following are the most typical reasons for 6-week and early-gestation scanning: Miscarriage in the past. Unilateral pelvic pain You have been through fertility treatment. You are not sure how far along you are in your pregnancy. Spotting or bleeding in the vaginal area. After a positive pregnancy test, you want visual evidence that you are expecting. What should I see in a 6-week scan? You may see the follow...

First-trimester pregnancy scan At 6-12 weeks pregnant, your partner will be given their first ultrasound. This test: ensures that your baby is growing in the right place, that is, inside the uterus ensures that your child develops normally shows the number of babies present helps medical professionals determine your baby's age and due date it is part of the test to see if your baby has a disorder such as Down syndrome. If all goes well, this exploration will most likely be one of the most amazing experiences of your life. It's the first time you see your baby. You will hear the baby's heartbeat and possibly see some hand movements or acrobatics. You still won't be able to find out what the sex of your baby is. If you and your spouse want to know, you will usually have to wait until the 20-week ultrasound. First-trimester Screening Tests During the first trimester, your doctor will talk with you and your partner about screening for chromosomal abnormalities and other dis...

Who Gets the Test?  3D and 4D scans are discretionary. They're not standard pre-birth tests. Specialists frequently give them as graciousness to ladies who need them.  Not all specialists approach 3D or 4D ultrasounds. Additionally, your protection may not take care of the expense.  What the Test Does  Like customary ultrasounds, 3D & 4D ultrasounds utilize sound waves to make a picture of your child in your belly. What's diverse is that 3D ultrasounds make a three-dimensional picture of your child, while 4D ultrasounds make a live video impact, similar to a film - you can watch your child grin or yawn. Guardians regularly need 3D and 4D ultrasounds. They let you see your endearing face's interestingly. A few specialists like 3D and 4D ultrasounds since they can show certain birth absconds, like congenital fissure, that probably won't appear on a standard ultrasound.  Studies recommend that 3D and 4D ultrasounds are protected. Besides, the pictures can help...