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Sorry, this entry is only available in Turkish.

Sorry, this entry is only available in Turkish.

Doğru beslenme biçiminin zamanlaması aslında bir yaşam tarzıdır. Eğer yanlış besleniyorsanız bu konuda yapmanız gereken; gebelikten çok önce beslenme düzeninin tamamlanması ve sonrasında da aynı düzenin oturtulmasıdır. Her besin grubunun doğru yüzdelerle alınması uygun olacaktır. Az miktarda yağ, karbonhidrat daha ağırlıkla vitamin ve protein alınması gerekir. Bu değerlerin oranları kadının yaşı, boyu, vücut kitle indeksine göre değişir ve kişiselleştirilmelidir. Hepimizin kişisel farklılıklarımızı kabullenerek kendimize ait beslenme biçimini bulmak için uğraşmalı, gerekirse yardım almalıyız.

  Cesarean Caesarean section is generally used to reduce the risks when it is not possible to complete vaginal delivery safely or when the mother or baby’s illness or life risks increase with vaginal delivery. Cesarean Indications in General Conditions about the baby Low fetal heart beat (impaired fetal well-being) Fetus’ leading part of the […]

Normal Childbirth Vaginal labour called normal delivery; it is triggered by the baby’s ready to go out to the outside world from the birth in the womb.   The act of birth is divided into three stages:   1st Stage: With regular uterine contractions, the uterus is opened and the baby progresses slowly in the […]

Recurrent pregnancy losses Let’s start the definition of this concept with the definition of the World Health Organization: Abortus; an embryo or fetus under 500 g is aborted or removed from the mother. 50% of pregnancies result in abortion before or expected menstrual period. This is of course a phenomenon women are not aware of […]

Omega 3 Use in Pregnancy Balanced and adequate nutrition, which is important in all periods of human life, is an indispensable rule of healthy life. During pregnancy, the responsibility of a baby that grows in his body and whose health is defined only by the healthy integrity of the female body comes into play. In […]

Cervical Insufficiency and Preterm Labour Cervical insufficiency, which is considered as one of the causes of preterm births, occurs in 1-5% of pregnant women. It is characterized by painless opening of the cervix in the second trimester of pregnancy (between 14-24 weeks).   Diagnosis of cervical insufficiency Typically, painless cervix opening and sagging amniotic membrane […]

Blood Incompatibility (Rh Incompatibility)   If mother blood group Rh negative (-) and father blood group Rh positive (+), there is blood incompatibility during pregnancy. Baby blood group is the determining factor in the probability of the problem. If the baby is Rh negative, there will be no problem. However, if the baby is Rh […]

Advanced maternity Age As time is passing by, the perspective of women about having children has changed gradually in societies with high sociocultural level. Long-term educational processes and taking part in business life as well as men have gradually delayed the timing of having children. Here, pregnancy ending with abortion is legal in many countries […]

Invasive Interventions in Pregnancy   In general, the frequency of anomalies encountered in pregnancies is around 2-4%. These may be chromosomal anomalies, single gene diseases, or structural anomalies. There is no cure for anomalies in infants. If the diagnosis can be made at the appropriate time, the family may be given the right to terminate […]

Pregnancy and Obesity   The usual definition of obesity is the body weight increase above the standard on height. In this context, the increase of adipose tissue occurs in the body. It is more common in women. The most important reason for the increase in this frequency is the weight gained before pregnancy, during the […]

Non-invasive method in pregnancy; Free Fetal DNA Chromosome Test in the Maternal Blood CFF DNA test; It is based on the detection of DNA cells belonging to the fetus in maternal blood. Although it cannot be defined as a diagnostic test, it is considered as a highly significant screening test. It would be appropriate to […]

Pre-Pregnancy Admission: How should we plan?   This planning, which includes a visit to the doctor for the purpose of preparation and information before pregnancy, has become increasingly routine. In addition to the women’s section of planning, there is also a section with a family history and a laboratory.   General lines of planning; * […]

Pregnancy Cholestasis   There is severe itching in pregnancy cholestasis that occurs in the second half of pregnancy. It is related to the high levels of bile acids in the mother’s blood and increased risks for the unborn baby. It is the most common pregnancy-related liver disease. It was first described by Ahlfeld in 1883. […]

Threat of Preterm Labour   Preterm Labour Diagnosis Frequency The definition of the threat of preterm Labour, which is observed in 6-10% of all pregnancies, refers to the termination of pregnancy before the 36th gestational week. For the definition of this process, it would be appropriate to set a lower limit. Delivery between 24-36 weeks […]

Premature Amniotic Fluid Discharge (Early Membrane Rupture)   Amniotic fluid in which the baby is protected in the womb; It is trapped by the membranes called amniotic membrane and chorionic membrane. These membranes ensure that the baby is protected against vagina and external infections. The condition of early water coming, called the early membrane rupture, […]

Premature Separation of Placenta (Ablation of Placenta) The early separation of the placenta, which occurs one out of 200 in pregnant women and is called “decidua basalis” behind the placenta, is called “ablatio placenta” or “abrubtio placenta” in the medical literature. Bleeding behind the placental tissue that meets the vital need of the fetus between […]

Classification of Post-Delivery Haemorrhage   When evaluating postpartum haemorrhages, it is necessary to examine in two separate sections in terms of timing, 1) early bleeding: identifies the first 24 hours 2) secondary postpartum hemorrhage: defines between the first 24 hours and the first six weeks. Let’s start with early bleeding.   Early Bleeding This period […]

Location Abnormalities of Placenta   Abnormalities related to placement of the placenta in the intrauterine tissue, which is the main center of circulation between mother and baby, are important causes of postpartum hemorrhage. These are under the main headings; * placenta previa, where the placenta is located in the lower segment, that is, in the […]

Shoulder Stuck of Fetus Shoulder stuck refers to the difficulty in the delivery of the shoulders after the head is pushed out during vaginal delivery. One shoulder or two shoulders can be stucked. The main reason is the discrepancy between the woman’s birth canal called pelvis and baby’s shoulder size. It is not often predictable […]

Routine Ultrasonography in Pregnancy The miracle of ultrasonography, which is one of the greatest innovations in contemporary medicine, is our biggest assistant in the clinic with its models whose resolution is increasing in recent years. It is widely used in clinical applications as a diagnostic method with a high diagnostic capacity and no risk in […]

Routine Examinations and Tests in Pregnancy   In this section, we will talk about the tests and follow-ups we perform during pregnancies that we define as ‘low risk’ in pregnancy. The definition of “low risk pregnant” is as follows: Having pregnancy above 16 and under 35 Have not had a miscarriage of 2 or more […]

Exercise in Pregnancy How? When? How long? Exercise, which should be a part of all our lives, is actually a habit. It is best to adapt any exercise model to our life before pregnancy as we can love it. Exercise, the importance of which is indisputable, helps to control our weight gain during pregnancy and […]

Screening Tests Used for Down Syndrome in Pregnancy   Screening tests are carried out to identify individuals with a high probability of any disease or anomaly within healthy population. When this aim is taken during pregnancy, it will mean that pregnancies with high probability of fetal anomaly can be detected. The purpose of screening tests […]

Nausea and Vomiting During Pregnancy   Nausea and vomiting, which begin between the 6-8th weeks of pregnancy, may affect the comfort of the woman in varying degrees during pregnancy. From time to time, there may be only hypersensitivity to odors, nausea and vomiting of varying severity, and sometimes too severe nausea can become a medical […]

Nutrition in Pregnancy   The concept of nutrition during pregnancy is the first question that comes to mind of every woman who is newly pregnant. However, the fact that nutrition is sufficient and balanced is a necessity of life and general principles must be followed in order to maintain our body and mental health throughout […]

Pregnancy and Thyroid Hormones   Before we begin to explain the effects of thyroid hormone change and thyroid hormone release problems during pregnancy, let’s simply understand the normal metabolism of the thyroid.   Normal Thyroid Metabolism   The central stimulus begins with the stimulation of TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) secreted from the pituitary gland in […]

Pregnancy and Myoma   The frequency of myoma in 20-25% of women in the normal population is also valid during pregnancy. Whether myoma will cause a problem during pregnancy depends on the time of diagnosis, firstly the location of myoma or myomas, and then their number and size. Before talking about myoma complications that may […]

Pregnancy and Hypertension   Hypertension is one of the most common medical complications during pregnancy. It can produce vital results for both mother and baby.   Hypertension Frequency in Pregnancy It is seen in 7-10% of all pregnancies.   Pregnancy Hypertension Definition According to The Committe of Terminology of ACOG, gestational hypertension is defined as […]

Pregnancy and Diabetes   At first, it would be better to understand the diabetes which is a glucose metabolism disorder. In the course of the normal metabolic rate, the blood sugar in the blood is kept constant at 100 ml per 100 ml. When we eat, our blood sugar rises, and the hormone insulin is […]

Extrauterine Pregnancy Development (Ectopic Pregnancy) It is the placement of the fertilized ovum (pregnancy material), which is formed as a result of the merger of the sperm and the egg, in any part of the genital canal or in the pelvis, except for the usual localization of the uterine cavity. It is most often located […]

Abortus   Pregnancy news is a good news for the couple especially for the woman who experienced a menstrual delay and who saw the pregnancy test positive in the urine or blood. The best part is that this process reaches the end for the mother and baby with health and to return home with the […]