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Sex after 4 week of vaginal delivery what precaution should you take to avoid pregnancy?
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∙ 14y ago
If possible, use Birth Control pills and a condom as there is a high risk of pregnancy after birth. Well done for thinking about it You are advised, however, not to have sex until at least 6 weeks after birth, as there is a risk of damaging your healing vagina and uterus and a risk of infection
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What precaution should be taken to stop pregnancy?
dont sleep around
How much you should wait for second pregnancy after your first scissor delivery?
2 years
Who should chorionic villus biopsy not be done on?
Chorionic villus biopsy is not recommended for women who have vaginal bleeding or spotting during the pregnancy
Who should Chorionic villus sampling not be done on?
Chorionic villus sampling is not recommended for women who have vaginal bleeding or spotting during the pregnancy
Should your vagina feel like its stretching at 30 weeks pregnant?
it is a natural change in vaginal external skin during pregnancy.
Does vaginal bleeding happen during the same time your period should be?
The most common vaginal bleeding occurs during your period. However,they have been reports of women spotting during ovulation or during pregnancy. If you are worried you might be pregnant, by all means take a home pregnancy test.
What testing should be done on a pregnant woman to avoid delivery complications from GBS infection?
Women should be tested for GBS between 35 and 37 weeks of pregnancy to determine whether the bacteria are likely to be present at delivery.
What is the coding for obstetrics including items covered by the global fee for antepartum and postpartum periods of normal pregnancy?
One of the unusual aspects of OB is the global fee that encompasses the antepartum, delivery, and postpartum period of normal pregnancy. The initial blood history, physical examination, blood pressure, weight, fetal heart tones, routine analysis, and monthly visits up to twenty-eight weeks gestation, biweekly visits, thirty-six weeks gestation, and weekly visits until delivery are all included in antepartum care. Delivery services should include hospital admission with history and physical, the management of uncomplicated labor, and the vaginal pr cesarean delivery. Episiotomy and use of forceps are also included. Any medical complications should be coded separately. Normal, uncomplicated and hospital and office visits for six weeks following vaginal or cesarean section delivery are included in postpartum care. It is not unusual for a patient to have more than one physician to provide complete obstetrics care due to extended length of care of the OB patient. If a physician provides part or all of the antepartum and postpartum care, but does not perform delivery due to referral to another physician or termination of pregnancy by abortion, the antepartum and postpartum care CPT coded 59409-59410 and 59414-59430 should be used.
Why pregnancy complications?
The question should be otherwise. Why there should be normal delivery? You get the whole baby from the single fertilized ovum. It is very big miracle. The complications are uncommon and that is natural.
When should your period start after birth?
You mean to get periods after the delivery. It may take three to six or more months. But you should beware of the unwanted pregnancy. It is more common than you expect.
Can you have heavy vaginal bleeding and lower abdorimal pains and be pregnant?
Yes. It may mean that you are in the process of losing the fetus and it could be a sign of ectopic pregnancy. You should call your doctor.
Can vaginal sores effect your boyfriend or childbirth or your pregnancy and your child?
Yes. You should go to a sexual health clinic and get a diagnosis. And your boyfriend should go along too as infections can be passed back if you are not both treated.
