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How does the mother's advanced age influence pregnancy?
Advanced maternal age decreases fertility and increases problems in pregnancy and childbirth. The older the woman, the greater the risk. Read more
Thrombophilias, a cause of implantation failure and repeat miscarriages?
Thrombophilias may be the origin of many hitherto unexplained repeat miscarriages and that is why more and more specialists pay attention to blood coagulation factors. However, there are no studies with robust conclusions about this association. Read more
What is essential thrombocythemia (TE) and what causes it?
Essential thrombocythemia is a pathology characterized by high concentrations of platelets in the blood. Women with essential thrombocythemia who become pregnant are at increased risk for gestational complications. Read more
Can you get your period while pregnant? - bleeding during pregnancy
Menstruation is incompatible with pregnancy, although it is possible to have small blood loss for various reasons at some point during pregnancy. Read more
Uterus Tipped Backwards: Causes & Symptomes of Retroverted Uterus
It's an alteration in the position of the uterus that doesn't affect ferility but causes pain during menstruation and sexual intercourse. It's also a risk factor during pregnancy. Read more
Intrauterine hematomas in pregnancy: their cause and treatment
Intrauterine hematomas are clotted blood structures that appear in the uterine cavity. Specifically, they are located between the tissues of the chorion or placenta and the surface of the uterus, resulting in a high-risk pregnancy. Read more
Does high weight in pregnant women increase the risk of miscarriage?
Obesity in pregnant women increases the risk of several obstetric complications such as gestational diabetes, preeclampsia and miscarriage. Having a high BMI increases the risk of miscarriage, whether the pregnancy was achieved naturally or by assisted reproductive techniques. Read more
Autoimmune diseases: how do they affect fertility and pregnancy?
There are many serious autoimmune diseases that can be complicated by pregnancy. Pregnancy may also be at risk due to the disease, increasing complications in both the mother and the fetus. Read more
What is the infantile uterus and what is the likelihood of pregnancy?
Infantile uterus or uterine hypoplasia is a disorder of this reproductive organ, which is underdeveloped and does not reach full maturity at puberty. Read more
Celebrities Who Used Donor Eggs or a Surrogate
The truth is, age is a factor. Normal women usually ask themselves how could Sarah Jessica Parker or Kelly Preston, among others, get pregnant in their mid-forties. From this age onwards, chances of getting pregnant naturally are 0.8%. Read more
What Causes Implantation Cramping?
Cramps during implantation are usually a sign of pregnancy. Read more
What Is Comprehensive Chromosome Screening (CCS)?
This new technique can ensure the success of pregnancy in 38 years or older women who undergo assisted reproduction treatments. Read more
