Novidades por Drª. Sheila Sedicias
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Does Taking the Contraceptive Pill During Pregnancy Harm Your Baby? The use of the birth control pill during pregnancy usually does not affect the development of the baby, so if you took the pill in the first weeks of pregnancy, when you didn\'t know you were... -
18 Weeks of pregnancy: fetal development The development of the baby at 18 weeks gestation, which corresponds to the end of the 4th month of pregnancy, is marked by movements that are increasingly perceived within the mother\'s belly. -
What is the ideal contraceptive method while breastfeeding During the breast-feeding period, hormonal contraceptives should be avoided and those with no hormones in their composition, such as the condom or the intrauterine copper device, should be preferred. -
36 Weeks of pregnancy: fetal development The baby\'s development at 36 weeks of gestation, which is about 8 months of pregnancy, is practically complete, but it will still be considered premature if it is born this week. -
19 Weeks of pregnancy: fetal development At around 19 weeks, which is about 5 months of pregnancy, this means that you are halfway through your pregnancy and may already begin to feel the baby move inside your belly. -
12 causes for a late period A delayed period is not always a sign of pregnancy, as other situations such as excessive stress, very strong emotions, hormonal changes or even excessive consumption of caffeine or alcohol can lead... -
7 reasons for a period with clots and skin Sometimes your period comes with lumps, which are blood clots, but this situation is usually normal because it arises due to an imbalance in the woman\'s hormones. -
5 great tips to get pregnant faster To increase your fertility rate and get pregnant faster, you can use some simple strategies like investing in intimate contact during your most fertile days, eating more wheat germ, and remaining... -
How to calculate your most fertile days after your period In women who have a regular menstrual cycle of 28 days, her most fertile days begin on the 11th day after her period and lasts until the 17th day, and so these are the best days to get pregnant. -
How to identify the symptoms genital herpes Genital herpes is a sexually transmitted disease, which is caught by intimate contact. When it comes in direct contact with blisters or ulcers with fluid in the genitals, thighs or anus and causes... -
7 Great Home Remedies for a Sore Throat during Pregnancy A sore throat during pregnancy can be treated with simple, home-made measures like gargling with warm water and salt, drinking juice or pomegranate tea or even eating more foods with vitamin C such as... -
38 Weeks of pregnancy: fetal development At 38 weeks gestation, which is almost 9 months pregnant, it is common for the belly to become hard and there are severe cramps, which are contractions that may still be training ones are already... -
How to identify menopause Symptoms of menopause usually begin between the ages of 45 and 55 when menstruation becomes irregular and problems such as heat waves, increased sweat and skin production, and dry hair appear. -
11 Breast cancer symptoms The initial symptoms of breast cancer are mainly associated to changes in the breast, especially the appearance of a small painless lump. -
How to heal cracked nipples so you can breastfeed without pain Cracks in the nipples arise especially in the first few weeks of breastfeeding due to incorrect handling of the baby on the breast.
About the author
Drª. Sheila Sedicias
Gynecologist
Physician graduated in Mastology and Gynecology by UFPE in 2008 and member no. 17459 of CRM-PE, Brazil.
What is the ideal contraceptive method while breastfeeding 
How to identify pregnancy contractions 
Is a hard abdomen a contraction sign 
Syphilis: What is it, symptoms and treatment 
35 Weeks of pregnancy: fetal development 
Fetal development at 7 weeks of pregnancy 
How to interpret the beta HCG test results 
9 types of contraceptive methods: advantages and disadvantages 
34 Weeks of pregnancy: fetal development 
28 Weeks of pregnancy: fetal development 
What are the risks of having hepatitis c during pregnancy 
Is it possible to ovulate taking the birth control pill 
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