You are almost there! The third trimester of pregnancy begins at the 27-week mark. At this point, there are just a few more tests before your baby arrives. The baby will gain a lot of weight during the third trimester. Some babies will almost triple in weight in just a few short weeks. You will…
It is essential to practice safe sex to reduce the risk of Sexually Transmitted Infections and unintended pregnancy. Using condoms during sex prevents a barrier that protects both partners from spreading or contracting any STI. Some STDs often do not show symptoms, so even if you are practicing safe sex, it is helpful to get…
Weeks 13-26 are referred to as the second trimester of pregnancy. The second trimester is defined as weeks 13-26 of As you begin the second trimester of your pregnancy, you may become more comfortable with the changes occurring in your body. During this stage, you will be able to learn the sex of the baby…
Medical family history can help patients gain insight into conditions and risks related to their health. A patient’s full medical history can help doctors with the risk assessment of certain diseases and recommend treatments and lifestyle changes to reduce these risks. Family history includes not only immediate family but extended as well. The more information…
Although menopause usually occurs in women between the ages of 49-55, premenopause occurs earlier and can last four years. Premenopause is a period of transition where estrogen production begins to slow down. Women in this stage may experience irregular periods. Although this stage of life is normal and expected, it is imperative to communicate symptoms…
SAD, or Seasonal Affective Disorder, is a mood disorder that is common during the winter but can occur at any time of year. Seasonal Affective Disorder is a type of depression, but it is considered seasonal based on its annual reoccurrence. Although scientists are not entirely confident about what causes the disorder, it is often…
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