Warning Signs in the First Trimester: When Rapid Evaluation Is Needed
A clear guide to the symptoms that can be normal at the beginning of pregnancy and those that require prompt medical evaluation.
A clear guide to the symptoms that can be normal at the beginning of pregnancy and those that require prompt medical evaluation.
After a positive test, hormonal support should not be stopped randomly. I explain the duration, monitoring and why the regimen remains individualized.
I explain in patient-friendly terms what changes in a twin pregnancy after IVF and why monitoring must be carefully adapted.
A clear guide to the timing of embryonic cardiac activity and the correct interpretation of an ultrasound performed very early.
I explain in patient-friendly terms what is truly different after IVF and what remains similar to a naturally conceived pregnancy.
A clear guide to the possible causes, warning signs and proper evaluation of bleeding that appears in the first weeks of pregnancy.
A clear medical guide to the onset, intensity and warning signs of nausea in the first weeks of pregnancy.
Some pregnancies begin with mild or absent symptoms. I explain what is normal, what should be monitored and when I recommend medical evaluation.
I explain the difference between the usual discomfort at the beginning of pregnancy and the symptoms that should be evaluated without delay.
I explain what ultrasound can show in early pregnancy, when it is worth doing and why the result can sometimes remain inconclusive.