Preeclampsia, also known as toxemia, is a condition that can develop during pregnancy. It is a pre-cursor to eclampsia, which is a life-threatening condition characterized by seizures and loss of consciousness. Preeclampsia warns of the possible development of...
Cesarean section is surgical delivery of a baby through the mother’s abdomen when vaginal delivery becomes impossible or dangerous to mother or baby. Historically, a cesarean section was used only as a last resort to save a baby. These days, they are becoming more and...
The brain is a complex organ that controls every system and process in our body. Because of this, brain injuries are some of the most devastating traumatic injuries a person can experience. The effects can be far reaching throughout the body. Brain injuries sustained...
High-risk pregnancies occur when the mother or baby has a higher-than-normal chance of a negative outcome following pregnancy or delivery. There are many conditions that can cause a pregnancy to be labeled “high-risk,” such as: • ...
Trauma is defined as an emotional shock following a stressful event or injury that can cause long-term mental health issues, such as panic or anxiety disorders. Any trauma experienced has the potential to permanently alter your brain chemistry, and affect how your...
