Delaying or Preventing Pregnancy with Correct Method

The modern era and has a lot of things that are contaminated with kebuadayaan beyond the current downturn in turn make various things such as technology, lifestyle and even culture are also affected by many other cultures that are not native culture this beloved country Indonesia.

It is a very exciting thing to an opinion as above to the readers of this article. To avoid errors in the process of free association the moment, I do not deny the fact that promiscuity is good space if well understood, but some are considered free association is an association that is not good. The existence of such a paradigm is a result of people who are not responsible for the freedom of association that is given by parents. So when this promiscuity has become especially pronounced when less well done.

With the background of the above then I would like to give a conclusion that promiscuity unfavorable impact on health by looking at what is happening today. Promiscuity also bring children, youth and adults into a state where they also do free sex.

From the above mentioned it is a resource that encourages me to provide information to at least lessen the impact of the free sex.

Sex is actually very good for health, with a note to follow the rules that apply in this beloved country of Indonesia. By following the rules of religion, customs and culture that should be respected. If it tersbut maintained properly it will create a healthy sex.

Therefore, due to unhealthy sex, a solution to anticipate the impact it should in sexual intercourse is recommended to use contraceptives. Many contraceptives are already in circulation, readily available and inexpensive. An example is the use of condoms. However, for various reasons sometimes condoms also felt less comfortable by several speakers.

The solution of these was also been given by the medical world, by issuing a post-coitus contraception. Post-coitus contraception is a contraceptive that can be used after intercourse.

POSTINOR-2. Is a post-coitus contraception. Tablet 0.75 mg x 2's with a dose of 1 tablet should be taken as soon as possible but no later than 72 hours after unprotected intercourse. The second tablet must be taken 12 hours after the first tablet taken. If vomiting occurs within two hours of the tablet should be taken back. The side effects are nausea, vomiting, irregular uterine bleeding, breast tenderness, headache, dizziness and fatigue.

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How to Resolve A Breech Pregnancy

Pregnant breech pregnancies that have a high risk to the mother or baby. Therefore, if there is a symptom that may be pregnant peyebab breech it must be done by doing an ultrasound observation and examination by the midwife or doctor.

There are several things that can be done to overcome this so that the position of the fetus can be returned in its original position. As follows: 

1. You are encouraged to make the position of prostration (knee chest position), the position of the stomach as if hanging down. How this should be done every day routine as much as 2 times, such as morning and afternoon. Each for 10 minutes. If the position is done properly and regularly, chances are that breech babies can be returned to its normal position. Possible fetus will return to its normal position, hover around 92 percent. And prostrate position is not dangerous because it naturally gives the room the baby to rotate back to its normal position.
   
2. Another attempt by a physician to do is change the location of a breech fetus to normal by externalcephalic versin / ECV. This method is to change the position of the fetus outside the mother's body. How this is done when sulfur began entering the age of 34 weeks. Unfortunately, this method is painless and even death of the fetus, due to lack of oxygen supply to the brain.

 

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Caesar Operation Impact On Birthing Process

Giving birth in a way that a normal delivery is expected by every parent, especially the mother. But who could resist when this happens. Therefore, it needs anticipation of this problem in order to solve or provide a solution that is safe for normal deliveries. Maintaining healthy body with diligent exercise and eating healthy foods and frequently consult with your doctor or midwife to better understand how the process of pregnancy.

But not many people who do want the birth of the baby carried by surgery karen feel afraid when feeling pain during delivery. This is a common phenomenon that is common in today's society. This is a study that might be a little me explain about the dangers of cesarean section was too easy and not considered at risk. Can not deny that every thing is done with surgery looks very short compared to the normal way, but there are side effects if labor is done by caesarean surgery.

Caesarean section suggested by doctors are three times, in case of subsequent labor then it is advisable to conduct a normal delivery is through the vagina. Since if a cesarean section was performed more than three times, it can be very risky threat to health. Risks arising from these was removal of the uterus and blood transfusions.

Apart from it also may arise from complications of the act because it is done over and over again is as follows:

1. Placenta previa
   Operations are carried out repeatedly to make the placenta to be close to the cervix that can lead to miscarriage and bleeding. 
2. Adhesion and abdominal tissue
   The existence of abdominal tissue or adhesions can cause pain in the scar that makes the body uncomfortable, even some who suffered paralysis. 
3. Placenta accreta
   This occurs when the placenta attaches too deep place into the uterine wall to allow damage to the uterus and other organs that can cause bleeding 
4. Rupture uterus / uterine rupture
   The occurrence of this is because the operations are performed repeatedly giving the scar so that the wound can be opened again and the result rahin tear easily

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Cause of occurrence Pregnant Breech

The process of pregnancy sometimes also be a fear of being pregnant is one thing that requires special attention and require appropriate action in prenatal care. Many things happen when handlers pregnancy is not done correctly, one of which is disabled. In addition to disability, there are also other things that can make a mother be so scared just before the birth of the baby because it can be very dangerous when it reaches the delivery process.
Pregnant breech is less desired by all pregnant women. Although medical treatment such as surgery can be done but a lot of mothers who are expecting to make the process of normal childbirth.
Below is one of the causes of breech:

1. Narrow pelvis. The narrowness of the pelvic space pushed into the breech fetus to change position.
2. Hydramnios (twin water). The volume of amniotic fluid than normal causing the fetus to move more freely despite the third trimester.
3. Hydrocephalus. Large size of the head due to excess fluid (hydrocephalus) makes the fetus a more extensive search, which is in the top of the uterus. 
4. The uterus is a very elastic. This usually happens because the mother has given birth to several children before, so that the uterus is very elastic and make a fetus has a great opportunity to spin up to the 37 year week onwards.
5. Conceive twins. The existence of more than one fetus in the womb leads to seizure of the place. Each fetus trying to find a comfortable place, so there is the possibility of a larger body parts (ie breech fetus) are at the bottom of the uterus.
   
   
   
   
6. Placenta previa. The placenta covering the birth canal can reduce the size of the room in the womb. As a result, the fetus is trying to find a bigger place that is at the top of the uterus.
7. Relatively low fetal weights. This resulted in freely moving fetus. When the age of 28-34 weeks gestation, fetal weight continues to expand, so it does not move freely again. At that age, the fetus generally settle on one position. If the position is wrong, then it is called breech.
8. Congenital abnormalities. If the uterus is greater than the upper, then the fetus is likely to transform into a breech position

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HOW TO PREVENT AUTISM CAUSE THE BABY AT THE PREGNANCY

Pregnancy is one of the highly coveted by the husband and wife into something very encouraging for moms. Therefore a lot of things done by the parents, especially the mother to maintain a healthy body during pregnancy.

Many ways in which the mother during the pregnancy in protecting the health abortion. One is by eating nutritious food for the body or for fetus, do gymnastics health even read many articles on pregnancy.

To give you some information that may be of interest and can help mothers who are pregnant there may be a few sources that I read is to keep the needs folic acid.

Pregnant women are advised to consume folic acid in order to reduce the risk of abnormalities in the baby at birth. Any abnormalities or defects caused by folic acid deficiency is autism, because there was a study that said that taking folic acid before pregnancy can prevent autism. As said by the doctor from Texas, Dr. Are Brown who is a pediatrician, said that folic acid deficiency can result in impaired development of the nervous system.

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It's decision time on home births in B.C.

Regarding the recent recommendations on midwifery and home birth, the Midwives Association of B.C. wholeheartedly agrees with the opinion of Robert Galbraith, expressed before his recent resignation as provincial chief coroner, that there is no need for further lengthy research or studies in B.C. - it is time for an assessment of the information available and the making of decisions. 

Only nine member countries of the World Health Organization do not make provisions for the practice of midwifery. Canada stands alone as the only industrialized nation in this group. Of those countries where midwifery is established, every woman has access to the services of a midwife, regardless of her chosen place of birth. Examples of such countries are Sweden, Britain, Holland, and Australia. 

In its report, the government-appointed Ontario Task Force on the Implementation of Midwifery states that "some women will always choose to give birth at home . . . planned home birth will never be eliminated." It also stresses that "midwives must be permitted to provide care in out-of-hospital settings, including clients' homes." 

Most practicing midwives in this province are fully trained professionals licensed in Washington State. After completing a three-year program, including clinical experience in Holland, Germany, and Jamaica, these midwives (and many others) are well qualified to provide care to women wherever they choose to give birth. 

Our association will be hosting the International Congress of Midwives in Vancouver. More than 2,000 midwives from around the world will be attending. We look forward to welcoming our colleagues and showing them a newly established midwifery service of which our province can be proud. 

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Births with dignity

For all its social and medical enlightenment, Canada has long been an anomaly among Western nations when it comes to childbirth. 

It has an alarming rate of Caesarian section, higher than any country in Western Europe and exceeded only by the United States. Indignities such as perinea shaves are still common practice in Canadian hospitals, although medical literature has questioned the practice since at least and it is now commonly accepted to be unnecessary. 

Episiotomies - the painful surgical opening of the vagina during childbirth - are almost routine in hospitals, although they are seldom used by midwives practicing outside a hospital setting. It follows almost logically, then, that Canada has long been one of the few countries in the World Health Organization that does not recognize midwifery - a distinction it shares with such nations as Burundi and El Salvador. 

Over the past several years, the Ontario government has tackled some of these problems head on. It commissioned two reports on midwifery, which produced recommendations for the training and licensing of midwives as independent professionals and a series of proposals for protecting the health of women during home births. Last year the government announced measures to improve health services for women, among them the creation of three birth centers which were to be "home-like, private, comfortable and with limited obstetrical interventions." 

No formal announcement of the location of these pilot centers has yet been made, although the first one is expected to be established at Peel Memorial Hospital. Wherever it is set up, it will be an improvement on a hospital setting and will provide comforts not usually available to women giving birth in hospitals without making any sacrifices as far as safety is concerned. Women will labor, deliver and recover in one private room, and fathers will be permitted to stay overnight in the hospital with the mother and baby. These are important benefits to a family which is adjusting to all the changes a new member brings. 

Equally important to the women involved are the promised limits on obstetrical intervention and the implied promise of greater control over the process of childbirth. Concern about these issues has become so widespread in recent years that a number of articulate and well-informed consumers groups have formed specifically to deal with issues of obstetrical care. What these groups demand is a new attitude to childbirth, a vision of birth as a natural part of a woman's life, not a medical problem requiring highly technical intervention and monitoring. 

The groups, aided by several committed doctors, have had a surprising impact on the awareness of the medical profession, leading to a re- examination of such obstetrical practices as Caesarean section. They could make an equally important contribution to the running of the birth centers, helping to shape policies that favor limited intervention and sensitivity to the concerns of parents. Experience in the United States, where both hospital-affiliated and independent birth centers exist, is that obstetrical intervention is lower in the independent centers. Ontario favors centers affiliated with hospitals, at least for now, but that does not preclude a system in which consumers and hospital administrators both contribute to their policies and practices. 

The three birth centers are pilot projects, a happy circumstance that will allow their policies to evolve with experience. As alternative care proves itself to be beneficial, some of the worst excesses of obstetrics may finally be dropped. What is needed, of course, is much more than three experimental centers. But they are a useful first step.

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