Prenatal Health Care

fFN: An effective way to predict premature birth

Feb 23, 2023

Premature birth refers to the delivery of an infant between 28 weeks and 37 weeks of gestation. Premature infants that are born during this period account for 5 to 25 percent of total births.
What you should know about hysterosalpingography

Jan 17, 2023

The fallopian tubes are one of the most important components of the female reproductive system, playing the significant role of transporting sperm and fertilized eggs to the uterine cavity.
What you should know about hepatitis B during pregnancy

Sep 2, 2022

If the mother does not have hepatitis B, will the father transmit it to the baby? No. Babies only need to be routinely vaccinated against hepatitis B after birth.
What you should know about cesarean scar pregnancy

Jul 25, 2022

The uterus after a cesarean section is what we call a scarred uterus. A cesarean scar pregnancy occurs when an embryo is implanted into the incision of a previous cesarean section.
How to deal with iron-deficiency anemia during pregnancy

Jun 22, 2022

Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common type of anemia during pregnancy. After four months of pregnancy, iron requirements gradually increase.
All you should know about labor analgesia

Apr 15, 2022

Labor pain is a unique kind of pain that is different from pain caused by traumas or diseases. Stemming from uterine contractions, labor pain is not limited to the lower abdomen, but can also occur in the lumbosacral portion, pelvic cavity, and upper thighs.
What Rh(D) negative pregnant women should know

Mar 2, 2022

The term "panda blood" is used in China to describe the Rh(D)-negative blood type. Erythrocytes in human blood form more than 40 blood group systems, with ABO and Rh being the two blood group systems that are the most closely related to human blood transfusion.
What to do when experiencing vomiting during pregnancy

Nov 30, 2021

Vomiting during early pregnancy is usually not taken seriously because people often think it is normal for pregnant women. In fact, severe vomiting during pregnancy may affect the development of the fetus and the health of the pregnant woman, so it should indeed be taken seriously.
CQHCWC offers training to prevent MTCT of AIDS, syphilis and hepatitis B

Sep 27, 2021

In order to standardize the prevention of mother-to-child transmission (MTCT) of AIDS, syphilis, and hepatitis B and help improve project service level and quality, the CQHCWC held a training session and key case review meeting from Sept 15 to 17.
Things you need to know about folic acid

Aug 18, 2021

Folic acid is a type of water-soluble B vitamin and is an indispensable nutrient during the embryonic development process. It can be ingested from food, but only a small amount can be stored in the human body, while the rest is excreted through urine.

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