Finding out you are pregnant is very exciting, but this excitement can soon be superseded by concern as you worry about your unborn baby. Whether you are a new mum-to-be or have had a complicated pregnancy previously, it is only...
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At how many weeks can you have a 4D ultrasound?
For any expectant parent, the possibility of seeing your baby before he or she is born is an exciting one. Whilst you will undergo routine ultrasound scans as part of your pregnancy, generally around 12 weeks and 20 weeks, these...
Guidance for planning a pregnancy after a miscarriage
Undergoing a miscarriage is a very upsetting time for the couple and the sense of loss and associated grief is no different regardless of the stage of pregnancy loss. One of the commonest questions I get asked in...
Subchorionic Haematomas in Early Pregnancy
Developing a subchorionic bleed (haematoma) in early pregnancy is very scary for the pregnant mother. It is a collection of blood between the wall of the uterus and the developing placenta (or chorion) and can be of any size. Most...