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Helping Siblings Cope with Your Child's Surgery
When a child is having surgery, it's important to remember that siblings are also affected. They may not understand why their brother or sister needs surgery. Knowing what to expect can help them be more comfortable with the idea of surgery.
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Quitting Smoking During Pregnancy
Every cigarette you don't smoke is a benefit to you and your baby. Deciding not to smoke can be a tough choice, but you can change. Even if you've tried before, don't give up.
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Pelvic Organ Prolapse
Pelvic organ prolapse is when 1 or more of the pelvic organs slip from their normal positions. Normally, muscles and tissues in the pelvic region support the pelvic organs and hold them in place.
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Pregnancy: Your First Trimester Changes
The first trimester is a time of rapid development for your baby. Read on to learn about all the changes.
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Adapting to Pregnancy: First Trimester
As your body adjusts, you may have to change or limit your daily activities. You'll need more rest. You may also need to use the energy you have more wisely.
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Discharge Instructions for Laparoscopic Fallopian Tube Ligation
Here's what you can do to speed your recovery following your surgical sterilization.
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Laparoscopic Hysterectomy: Your Home Recovery
It often takes 1 to 4 weeks to recover from laparoscopic hysterectomy. But recovery time varies for each woman. Read on for helpful tips.
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Anesthesia Choices for Labor
Anesthetics may numb only 1 region of your body, or they may let you sleep during surgery. These medicines are given by trained specialists. Whenever possible, regional anesthesia is used so you can be awake during your baby's birth.
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Prenatal Ultrasound
During ultrasound, high-frequency sound waves pass through your body and your baby. You can't hear the sound waves, but the ultrasound equipment can.
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