May-Hegglin anomaly: a case of vaginal delivery when both mother and fetus are affected

Article Abstract:

Pregnant women with the May-Hegglin anomaly may have a normal vaginal delivery and no bleeding complications. This condition is characterized by a tendency to bleed and low blood platelet levels. Platelets are blood cells involved in blood clotting. A 31-year-old woman with a history of May-Hegglin anomaly became pregnant. Even though her platelet count was low during the vaginal delivery, she lost little blood and the baby was delivered successfully. The baby was also diagnosed with the syndrome, but did not experience any bleeding abnormalities. Normally, pregnant women with this condition have a cesarean section.

Care and treatment, Case studies, Blood clotting disorders, Blood coagulation disorders, Pregnant women, Childbirth, Delivery (Childbirth), Thrombocytopenia

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The role of calcium in health and disease

Article Abstract:

Adequate dietary calcium can not only prevent osteoporosis and bone fractures late in life but also hypertension, colon cancer, and premenstrual syndrome. Women taking hormone replacement therapy may need to increase their dietary calcium.

Health aspects, Risk factors, Osteoporosis, Calcium in the body, Calcium (Nutrient)

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