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Amnioscopy is a test that is performed towards the end of pregnancy, from week 37 or when delivery is delayed. With it, the state of the amniotic fluid is checked and if there is fetal hypermaturity. Using the color of the amniotic fluid, they observe if there is any meconium present, which could be harmful to the baby.

It may happen that a nursing mother is in need of certain medical tests, such as an MRI, a computerized tomography or an X-ray, and has doubts about whether to stop breastfeeding.

Early detection of hearing problems in children is key to obtaining the best possible treatment as soon as possible to improve their quality of life.

Within the entire universe of tests and analytics that women must do throughout their pregnancy, there is one that is usually ordered under certain particular cases: we are talking about the Non-Invasive Prenatal Test, a blood test that allows detecting the most frequent chromosomal abnormalities that occur during conception and / or pregnancy, without the need to undergo an invasive test such as amniocentesis.

After delivery, the baby must undergo a series of routine tests and procedures to assess its general condition, including clamping and cutting of the umbilical cord, as well as the Apgar test. These tests are performed by the medical team that assisted in the delivery.

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"Tetanalgesia" is a term coined to refer to the calming effect of breastfeeding babies, a fact that seems to have been sufficiently verified by rigorous studies but is not yet widely practiced.