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Iatrogenic Prematurity: Prevention During PregnancyPrematurity is a very serious concern in America and our babies are suffering because of it. Iatrogenic prematurity, or "doctor caused" prematurity can almost always be prevented during the last few weeks of pregnancy.
Studies Show Improvement for Babies with Retinopathy with Prematurity If Treatment Started EarlyBabies born at or before 30 weeks and weighing less than 1500 grams are at great risk for having retinopathy of prematurity. Research is showing that early treatment of this condition is leading to improved outcomes for these children.- Prematurity AwarenessThe number of premature births is rising. There are ways to support prematurity research to prevent premature birth.
What is Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) in Newborns?It's one of the hazards of being a preemie. This condition can steal a child's vision, even to the point of blindness. However, promising new diagnostic techniques might help those infants who develop an advanced stage of this condition.- Prematurity and the Respiratory Distress SyndromeA condition called respiratory distress syndrome affects some newborn babies, especially babies born prematurely. In fact, this condition is by far the most common cause of death among premature babies.
How Prematurity Affects Children as They AgePremature infants overcome many obstacles based on how early they were born. Each child will have unique issues but there are some things that other parents of preemies and I have found to be common with our children.- Prematurity & the Long Term Effect of Poor Oral Health in a ChildOffering an overview of the impact poor oral health has upon the premature children, children of low birth weight or children with chronic health complications.
- My Pregnancies: Preeclampsia, HELLP Syndrome, Prematurity, and MoreMany people live an entire lifetime and never witness the miracles that I have seen. I'm not just talking about the Miracle of Life but how it came about for two very special people.
- Life with Retinopathy of PrematurityThis is a personal account of my life situation dealing with my eye disease.
Premature Birth Knows No BoundariesNovember 14th is Prematurity Awareness Day. While prematurity is not spoken of the fact is that the rate of premature deliveries is rising. Join with the March of Dimes to help fight prematurity.- Physicians Develop Program to Prevent Brittle Bones in Premature InfantsPediatricians at Tel Aviv University have developed a training program to prevent osteopenia of prematurity (OOP) in premature infants.
- Low Birth Weight, Prematurity - Leads to Diabetes in AdolescenceOffering an overview of the impact abnormal birth weight may have on the development of type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular complications in adolescents.
- Prematurity & Its Side Effects: What My Family and I Faced Having a Premature BabyWhat my family and I faced having a premature baby.
Sensory Processing Disorder: A Family AffairWe thought our son's Sensory Processing Disorder was caused by his prematurity, but now we're not so sure...- A Parent's Guide to Surviving the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)In half the casesof prematurity, there are no known causes.
Facts About Premature Birth: Stop Blaming the MotherThis article attempts to point out the accurate statements, dispel the misconceptions presented in the Causes and Methods of Preventing Premature Births article and provide some relevant facts from valid medical sources to back up the information.- Premature Birth and How to Help Prevent itThere are many things that women can do both before and during pregnancy that can help reduce the risk for a premature birth experience. Knowing the signs and symptoms of premature labor is also important for every pregnant woman to know.
- Sleep Apnea in a Premature Baby: Caffeine Based TherapyUsing a caffeine based, FDA approved drug will provide an improvement in the sleep apnea of premature babies.
- How to Find Information Online About Premature InfantsThe birth of a premature infant can bring a lot of mixed emotions for parents and families. Finding information, resources and connecting with other parents online can be a great way to get started understanding the special concerns of preemies.
Your Preemie and the Eye DoctorBecause a premature baby's retina is incompletely developed, any premature baby, that is any baby born before 32 weeks gestation, will be visiting an ophthalmologist soon after his or her first days at home.- The Altace Information Quizfind out important facts about the drug Altace. The Altace Information Quiz has been designed to educate people about important aspects of the drug such as Altace side effects and other important facts about Altace medication
Rx for Synagis? Make Sure Your Premature Baby is CoveredUnderstanding what Synagis does, what RSV is and how to ensure payment through the insurance company or other agency.- Homeschooling is a Lifestyle, Not Just an Educational AlternativeI chose to home school my daughters for various reasons. All of them center on what will help keep my children happy and safe. Newspapers and television newscasts are full of stories that make parents shudder in disbelief.
- Creating a Childbirth PlanHaving a childbirth plan is important. Just remember that not everything always goes as planned. Be prepared for the unexpected!
- Schizophrenia: Mental Illness from a Mom's PerspectiveThe Schizophrenic life journey I am traveling with my son is frightening and forever changing. His amazing ability to cope and will to live, however, in spite of the suffering, has confirmed for me that the greatest of all healing powers is love.
- Psychological Aspect of Cerebral PalsyCerebral palsy is a disability that one is born with, a disability limiting motion. . Cerebral palsy is caused by lack of oxygen to the brain, one side is affected which in turn affects the opposite side of the body, it is a psycho-somatic disability.
- The Pros and Cons of Elective CesareansMany women are now faced with the choice of having a c-section when its not necessary.
- Neurodevelopmental Effects in Children Who Have Been Exposed in Utero to CocaineWhile the Toronto test presented results that supported its hypothesis that neurodevelopment would be impacted by in utero exposure to cocaine...
- Cerebral PalsyAn informative article on Cerebral Palsy.
- Babies - When Should I Call the Doctor?How to tell when your baby needs the doctor. Symptoms of illnesses, taking the baby's temperature, about infections, trouble breathing, sleep disturbances and other symptoms. What to watch for in baby's diet.
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