Assisted reproductive technology

In week 37 of pregnancy the baby is already fitted so you will notice less movement. However, you may feel increasingly uncomfortable and it will cost you more to sleep and walk. Below you have an index with all the points that we will discuss in this article. Index 1. Common symptoms 2. How is the baby? 3. Authors and collaborators Common symptoms Your uterus begins to mature, sometimes causing more vaginal discharge. If you notice that the vaginal discharge becomes more mucous and sticky, or a little bleeding you may be expelling the mucous plug that holds the uterus. This is indicative of childbirth approaching. However, from the expulsion of the vaginal plug to the delivery can take from hours to weeks, so stay calm. If the bleeding is higher than usual menstruation, you should consult your doctor. An increase in Braxton Hicks contractions may also occur or be longer. On the contrary, the movements of the baby diminish, since its space begins to be limited. Despite th...

During this week you may feel discomfort in the area of ??the lower abdomen and pubis. This is due to the uterine growth, which at this moment already exceeds the navel. Below you have an index with all the points that we will discuss in this article. Index 1. What happens in week twenty-two? 1.1. Changes in the skin 1.2. Braxton-Hicks contractions 1.3. Leg cramps 2. How is the fetus? 3. Authors and collaborators What happens in week twenty-two? Here are some of the most significant changes and symptoms that occur in the body of pregnant women this week: Changes in the skin In this period it is usual to notice changes in your skin. There may be red spots or spots on the face, neck, chest area and extremities. These are spider veins that are generated by high values ??of estrogen and usually disappear after delivery. Another frequent alteration in the skin is the presence of stretch marks. You will notice how the skin has a different texture and there are marks or fu...

After knowing 2D ultrasound (two dimensions) and 3D ultrasound (three dimensions), we now find 4D ultrasound or "three-dimensional real-time ultrasound". Below you have an index with all the points that we will discuss in this article. Index 1. What is 4D ultrasound? 2. How and when it is done 3. Advantages 4. Disadvantages 5. Authors and collaborators What is 4D ultrasound? You can understand 4D ultrasound as a three-dimensional ultrasound that moves, that is changing over time, as in a video. Fetal ultrasound in 4D This group the characteristics of their predecessors adding a fourth dimension, the movement of the fetus in real time, which helps us to have a more real perception of the behavior of the fetus and its motor and physiological activity inside the uterus. How and when it is done This ultrasound, like the previous ones, is based on the emission of ultrasound and is not harmful either to the mother or to the fetus. It is done with the same ultra...

In the first two trimesters the fetus is so small that it moves freely, but after the seventh month of pregnancy, when its possibilities of movement become more limited due to the increase in length and volume, it usually turns around and puts the head in place in the uterus. This way, it leaves more space in the upper part of the placenta that is wider, in order to position the legs and the rest of the body more comfortably. This position, in addition, facilitates the delivery. Below you have an index with all the points that we will discuss in this article. Index Can I do something to change the position of a breech baby? 1. Why do you have a breech? 2. Can I do something to change the baby's position naturally? But in 2-3% of deliveries, the baby is placed breech or breech position, in this position the baby is sitting on the cervix and legs crossed, offering first the buttocks at the time of delivery. It is considered incomplete if it is with the legs stretched with th...

Index Analysis of Mencía Clinic Salamanca 1. Description 2. Why choose the Mencía Clinic? 3. Services 4. Spoken languages 5. Treatments 6. Explanation of treatments 6.1. Individualized fertility study 6.2. Artificial insemination and in vitro fertilization 6.3. Donation and reception of ovules, sperm and embryos 6.4. Preservation of fertility 6.5. Complementary techniques 7. Medical equipment See contact information Description The Mencía Clinic in Salamanca is the only Comprehensive Assisted Reproduction Center in Salamanca, where you can carry out all existing treatments currently. They have an operating room, professional embryologist and own bank of ovules and semen at your service every day of the year, so you can attend when you need it, without having to travel to another place to perform your ovulation controls or to perform the puncture of oocytes and the subsequent transfer of embryos. In addition, in the clinic Mencía you have at your disposal ...