Illnesses during pregnancy

During the ultrasound examination, the estimated weight of the baby is determined, among other things. This allows the gynaecologist to assess whether the foetus is growing properly for the given gestational age. If growth is restricted, hypotrophy is present. Find out what the difference is between early and late hypotrophy and how you should proceed with such a diagnosis.

Pregnancy does not exempt a woman from screening examinations. This includes the cytological examination, which is recommended and must be performed on every expectant mother. When is the best time for a cytological examination and how should the results be interpreted?

Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in women. It is a myth that pregnant women are not affected by it. Therefore, a very important examination that every expectant mother should have is the breast ultrasound. Find out what the examination looks like and where the myths about breast ultrasound in pregnancy come from.

Many women in early pregnancy fear miscarriage. Statistically, one in four women suffers a miscarriage. However, a threatened miscarriage is a special form of miscarriage that offers a chance for the further normal development of the pregnancy. How does this differ from a miscarriage? What are the symptoms of a threatened miscarriage?

Sinusitis can really make life difficult for pregnant women. The unpleasant symptoms last for a long time or recur for many expectant mothers. Learn what the symptoms of inflammation are and how sinusitis can be treated during pregnancy.

The first weeks of pregnancy are extremely stressful for most pregnant women. This is mainly due to the risk of miscarriage, which is highest in the first trimester. For this reason, any spotting in early pregnancy is worrying and a common reason for a visit to the gynaecological emergency room. Find out what spotting in the first weeks of pregnancy can mean.