Good Afternoon gynecologist
Is it normal in second and in third trimester to have up to 15000 WBC count ? ... ... . . . . .. . . .
Is it normal in second and in third trimester to have up to 15000 WBC count ? ... ... . . . . .. . . .
I'm 28yrs old, had one abortion at 5.5 weeks in June. I am planning for pregnancy in late this year or may be Jan 2027. Please suggest when should I start taking folic acid and other medications to conceive and everything goes well. No smoking/drinking. Working out and trying to be on healthy diet on most days. Please suggest ?
I wanted to ask about my girlfriend's delayed period. Her last period started on June 28, and we expected her next period around July 28, but she still hasn't gotten it. We were intimate between July 2 and July 6, but there was no vaginal intercourse or penetration. We only had oral sex and fingering, and there was no ejaculation. She also took a home pregnancy test, which was negative. Given this situation, is pregnancy a concern, or could the delayed period be due to other reasons? Should we wait a little longer for her period, or would you recommend that she consult a gynecologist or get any tests done?
My last date is july 24 n 7 August i had intercourse idk what happen 8 August i got bleeding like a period
Doctor, I wanted to seek your advice regarding my baby’s growth. In my 32-week growth scan, the baby’s estimated weight was around 1.2 kg, which is quite low, and the AC is also measuring significantly low.placenta is calcified Could you please advise me on what this indicates and whether there is any treatment, medication, IV drip, or any other intervention that can help improve the baby’s growth? Medications and drips what dr giving me will that increase baby growth?? Also, please let me know how concerned I should be and what monitoring or precautions you recommend at this stage
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