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… It is common in young, healthy people (especially during sleep). It usually does not cause symptoms. Mobitz type II … It is common in young, healthy people (especially during sleep). It usually does not cause symptoms. Mobitz type II …
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… questions about what to expect and how to prepare for your baby’s arrival. Healthy eating, emotional support and safety … tool helps estimate when you are likely to deliver your baby. Your second trimester Learn what to expect during the … blocks for growth and development that you and your baby need. Regular physical activity can help achieve …
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… who are pregnant may still pass the infection to their baby. They may have a miscarriage or a stillbirth. Or their baby may be born infected (congenital syphilis). Tertiary … who are pregnant may still pass the infection to their baby. They may have a miscarriage or a stillbirth. Or their …
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… result accuracy. Ultrasounds (18-20 weeks): Checks the baby’s development and position Provides estimated due date … In most cases, gestational diabetes goes away after the baby is born. Blood test (24–28 weeks): A shot of Rh immune … rate measuring your abdomen to check the growth of your baby Some women develop depression during pregnancy while a …
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… Tell your doctor if it doesn't improve. Have difficulty sleeping. You are in pain and/or are not very physically … of recovery Recovering from CABG surgery means not only getting back your physical strength but also your emotional … of recovery Recovering from CABG surgery means not only getting back your physical strength but also your emotional …
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… the full effect. The medicine is not likely to affect your baby. How It Is Done Epidural anesthesia involves putting a … the full effect. The medicine is not likely to affect your baby. How It Is Done Epidural anesthesia involves putting a …
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… the intestines too slowly, causing constipation or too quickly, causing diarrhea. Damage to the intestinal nerves … the intestines too slowly, causing constipation or too quickly, causing diarrhea. Damage to the intestinal nerves …
