Most babies are placed in the cephalic position, that is, with the head on the mother's pelvis, between weeks 28 and 32 of gestation, in order to be able to descend easily through the birth canal. But some continue in another position, breech (sitting on the mother's pelvis) or transverse, weeks later.
One of the most listened to medical recommendations during pregnancy is to lie on the left side. But what exactly is this advice due to? Is it harmful to lie down in another way? We will tell you!
Some frequent discomforts during pregnancy are caused by the body changes experienced by the woman and the consequent postural changes, especially in the last months of pregnancy. Today we analyze what these alterations are and what advice you can follow to achieve a good posture during pregnancy.
We have reached the final stage of pregnancy! The belly is already very noticeable, heavy and can even cause us a lot of discomfort, but it is safe and important to stay active during these last months. Previously, I shared with you some yoga poses or asanas for the first and second trimesters of pregnancy.
Who has not suffered a torticollis after spending the night with a bad neck posture? This injury, caused by sudden movements of the neck or poor posture, is called 'acquired torticollis' and can occur in both adults and children.
Positional or postural plagiocephaly is the deformity of the baby's head, quite common, caused by resting with the head always supported in the same posture, which acts by modifying the shape of the baby's head.
We all know that the human body is wonderful, but when we talk about the female body, we can realize that it is capable of truly amazing things, such as creating a new life.
Danni Büchner is invited to Sam Dylan's Halloween party. But the "Goodbye Germany" emigrant has no desire for many other party guests. And find clear words.
