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Premature Tooth Loss in Children
Taking care of your child’s pearly whites is important, particularly as his temporary baby teeth give way to his permanent ones. As a parent, you likely take great care to ensure that your child brushes and maintains his smile. If your child loses a tooth prematurely, your response can determine whether this tooth can be placed back.
10 Things To Know If You Have A Premature Baby
The following post is by Jennifer Degl. Please check out her amazing journey at From Hope To Joy. Luckily, most people will never understand what it’s like to have a micro preemie born at the cusp of viability. A baby which, in the blink of an eye, can have any number of things go wrong…
Risks With a Premature Baby
A premature baby, or “preemie,” is one born before 37 weeks of pregnancy, according to the March of Dimes. A normal term of pregnancy ranges from 37 to 42 weeks. As of 2010, about 12.8 percent of babies born in the United States are premature. Advances in obstetrics have enabled most premature babies to survive, but many suffer from long-term health consequences.
Premature Baby Complications
A premature baby is one who is born before 37 weeks of gestation. Because the baby is not considered full-term, there is an increased risk of complications for the baby. If you are at risk for a premature delivery or already have a premature baby, understanding the potential complications helps you prepare for the coming weeks and months.
Premature Menopause & Fertility
A diagnosis of premature menopause, also referred to as premature ovarian failure, is usually unexpected and takes young women by surprise. The effects on the woman’s body and emotions can be devastating as this condition is life changing. This is especially true for those hoping for a future pregnancy.