Fetal death can occur due to various reasons, including genetic mutations, trauma, infections, and more. Diagnostic tests are performed to determine the cause, and induction of labor is recommended to prevent infections. Counseling is offered to parents to help them cope with the loss. Fetal death is the death of a developing fetus. There are […]
A Doppler fetal monitor is a non-invasive device used during prenatal exams to detect a baby’s heartbeat in the uterus. It uses the Doppler effect to produce an audible simulation of the heartbeat. Gel or oil is applied to the mother’s belly, and a probe is used to detect the heartbeat. It has advantages over […]
Fetal rights refer to the rights of an unborn child, with debates centering around when a fetus becomes a human being with rights. The issue is often linked to abortion, but also arises in cases of harm to a pregnant woman or unborn child. Some believe a fetus has rights from conception, while others argue […]
Fetal hydantoin syndrome is caused by exposure to phenytoin during fetal development, resulting in physical abnormalities, developmental delays, and organ damage. Treatment is based on individual symptoms. Common physical deformities include cleft lip or palate, low-set ears, and small fingers. Gastrointestinal disorders such as pyloric stenosis or duodenal atresia may also be present and require […]
Fetal bradycardia, a slow heart rate in a fetus, can be caused by medications taken during labor, low maternal blood pressure, and umbilical cord compression. It can be detected and monitored with fetal heart monitors and treated with drugs or addressing underlying medical conditions. Congenital conditions can also cause fetal bradycardia and can be detected […]
A pregnant woman’s diet, age, and habits like smoking and alcohol consumption can greatly affect fetal development. Adequate consumption of vitamins and nutrients is crucial for healthy development, while smoking and alcohol can cause severe birth defects and health problems. Women over 30 are at higher risk for fetal and maternal health issues. Many factors […]
Fetal hypoxia causes oxygen deprivation in the fetus, leading to damage and impairment. It can result in conditions such as cerebral palsy, ADHD, and epilepsy. Treatment includes hypothermic therapies and anticonvulsant treatments. The mortality rate is high, and survivors require lifelong treatment. Fetal hypoxia is not a disease per se; it is a set of […]
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