Diseases in Pregnancy

Short cervix in pregnancy and childbirth

Short cervix provides a lot of problems during pregnancy, because it does not fix the uterus. Accordingly, this threatens miscarriage or premature birth - the most dangerous and undesirable consequences.

Treatment of short cervix

After setting such a diagnosis (depending on the specific situation), a pregnant woman may be prescribed conservative, surgical or preventive treatment.

Sinusitis during pregnancy

Genyantritis in pregnancy is a disease that many future mothers face. Consider the main causes of the disease, the methods of diagnosis, as well as methods of treatment and prevention. Very rarely the period of gestation does without ARI and their complications.

Short cervix of the uterus

In most cases, a woman learns about this problem from an obstetrician-gynecologist during the bearing of the child.

Treatment of genyantritis in pregnancy

Medicinal treatment is chosen by the attending physician, who is guided by the period of gestation, the characteristics of the disease and the general condition of the pregnant woman. Most drugs are contraindicated because they have a toxic effect

Cholecystitis during pregnancy

More often this pathology occurs in those who before the pregnancy had cholecystitis, pancreatitis, dyskinesia.

Change in stool color during pregnancy

Noticing the changes in color of feces during pregnancy, women begin to worry and are even seriously afraid, thinking that this is a symptom of a dangerous illness.

Cervical dysplasia after childbirth

Cervical dysplasia (CIN) can not be a contraindication to the onset of pregnancy and bearing a child.

Gastritis in Pregnancy

Gastritis in pregnancy is a disease associated with the fact that stomach tissues become inflamed due to changes that entail the carrying of the child. Moreover, if a woman had problems before the pregnancy with GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT - then a gastritis, most likely, will appear again, and the entire period of gestation will last.

Chlamydia in pregnancy

Chlamydia is transmitted by contact and has a code on the ICD 10 - A55-A56.8, A70-A74.9 (chlamydia of the lower genitourinary tract - A 56.0-A56.2).

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