Pregnancy and rheumatic diseases
In the past, it was undesirable for women with systemic autoimmune diseases to get pregnant, but nowadays with good medical attention most of them can have successful pregnancy but usually not easy, as the doctor must be ready to deal with complications for both mother and baby.
Women with autoimmune diseases should know that diseases may affect the childbearing are more likely to affect pregnancy outcome than others so they must pay attention.
Pregnancy and its effects on rheumatic diseases
Throughout the pregnancy time, some effects of inflammation occur when the rheumatic diseases are activated, and in this case medication can be harmful to the mother and the baby, but usually the effects of pregnancy upon rheumatic diseases usually change, Rheumatoid
Why anemia happens during pregnancy
Anemia is a disease in blood, happens when the levels of a certain substance which is a protein in red blood called "hemoglobin" is too low, the job of hemoglobin is to carry oxygen from lungs to the rest of the body, and when the levels of hemoglobin is low, the body will not get enough oxygen.
To make hemoglobin the human body needs iron, so if the iron levels are low in the body then this is the
Pregnancy and viral respiratory infection
The definition of viral respiratory infection: is a contagious disease that can affect the respiratory tract, these diseases are such as flu and other known cold infections, other examples are, chickenpox, fifth disease, Cytomegalovirus and rubella, when pregnant women have contact to other people with such diseases, they may catch it. However, pregnant women might not get the disease and if she had it is probably not harmful on her baby accept for some types than can cause
The effects of urinary tract infection on pregnancy
A urinary tract infection(UTI) is a type of infection in the bladder, kidneys, ureters (the tubes that carry urine from your kidneys to your bladder) or urethra (the tube that carries urine from your bladder to the outside of your body), the disease may appear in many symptoms, a woman who have UTI may feel a burning while urinating, more times of urinating during the day also feels like urinate right after she is just done, also
Radiation therapy and erectile dysfunction
According to the prevalence of prostate cancer and the decrease in the mean age of people infected with this disease, it is important to discuss the ways of treating sexual dysfunction resulted from radiation therapy for prostate cancer. In spite of the great efforts made by the scientists over the last years to minimize the negative effects of the radiation, some people still suffer from this problem even with some improvements in reducing radiation achieved by 3D conformal
