Is there anything I can do to make breech baby turn? There has been a suggestion that spending 15 minutes every 2 hours of the waking day in the knee-chest...

Chicken Pox and Pregnancy It is quite often that women who are pregnant come into contact with someone who has chicken pox. This can cause great worry, but it is...

Many couples that have difficulty conceiving through natural methods choose to undergo various fertility treatments to increase their chances of becoming pregnant. One of the most popular medications used to...

Potential Clomid Side Effects Generally, Clomid side effects are mild and not particularly troublesome. However, at higher doses you may experience: mood swings nausea and vomiting breast tenderness headache fatigue...

Amniotic Bands and Sheets Abnormalities of the membranes include amniotic sheets and amniotic bands. Overall they affect around 0.8% of pregnancies. Sometimes these can cause problems for the baby, but...

Antiphospholipid Syndrome What is It? Antiphospholipid syndrome (APS) is the name given to a disease which involves the immune system. Normally antibodies are good and they help fight germs or...

Asthma and Pregnancy About 5% of pregnant women are asthmatic, so this is quite a common problem. Asthma is without a doubt the most common chronic disease of children and...

Breastfeeding as a Contraceptive Breastfeeding can be used as quite a reliable contraceptive, under certain circumstances. Known as the lactational amenorrhea method (LAM), many women opt to use this technique...

Most babies are born headfirst, but at the end of pregnancy, around 3% to 4% are found to be breech. Before 37 weeks of pregnancy, breech presentation is much more...