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J Clin Microbiol. Kuperman A. Antibiotic use during pregnancy: how bad is it? BMC Med. Lancet Infect Dis. About , babies a year, or one in nine, are born prematurely in the US alone. Adding a surfactant, or lubricant, to the lungs of a newborn helps them breathe. In pregnancy, HIV can be transmitted from mother to baby by blood during pregnancy, via vaginal secretions during childbirth, and during breastfeeding after birth.
In sickle cell anemia, an inherited disorder, red blood cells become hard, sticky and form a C-shaped "sickle. In , a child with sickle cell disease would likely die by age 14, but medical advances have increased the current life expectancy to age One in three children who die in auto accidents aren't protected by seat belts or car seats, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Since the implementation of laws and national awareness campaigns such as Click It or Ticket, deaths have plummeted. Story highlights A fever early during pregnancy is known to cause some heart defects and a cleft lip or palate Researchers demonstrated it is the fever, and not underlying infection, that causes birth defects. A first-trimester fever can increase a baby's risk of developing a congenital heart defect and certain facial deformities, such as cleft lip or cleft palate. But is it the fever or the underlying infection that causes the defect?
Overweight pregnancy increases risk of birth defects, study says. A new study published Tuesday in the journal Science Signaling reveals it's the fever itself that interferes with the development of a baby's heart and jaw during the first three to eight weeks of pregnancy.
Women are often hesitant to take medication during pregnancy," said Dr. Eric Benner, senior author of the study, and a neonatologist and assistant professor of pediatrics at Duke University.
A mild fever without an obvious cause lasts longer than 4 full days. A fever without an obvious cause comes back more than once in 3 weeks. A fever with an increase in vaginal discharge or a bad smell from vaginal discharge. Related Information Pregnancy-Related Problems.
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