The development of a baby in utero is truly remarkable. Only a few weeks pass between the time an egg is fertilized and the heart begins to beat. While organ development during pregnancy may be rapid, some organs are not fully functional until the baby is full-term and ready to be born. Others, such as the heart, are functional before the end of the first trimester of … [Read more...] about Organ Development During Pregnancy
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The Types of Fever in Children
Fevers in children can be frightening for their parents. In fact, the leading cause of emergency room visits for children is a fever, according to eMedicinehealth. In most cases, fevers caused by a minor infection, but some types of fever in children are more serious and can be a cause for concern. Types of Fever in Children Function A fever is the body's reaction to an … [Read more...] about The Types of Fever in Children
Natural Remedies for Increasing Sperm Count
When struggling with infertility, some couples discover that their problems, in part, are due to decreased sperm motility (the ability to move) or a low sperm count. Since many couples prefer to seek natural remedies for increasing sperm count before turning to more invasive medical procedures, it can be a relief to learn that sometimes the key to increasing sperm count can be … [Read more...] about Natural Remedies for Increasing Sperm Count
Fetal Weight Gain During the Last Four Weeks of Pregnancy
A fertilized human egg is less than 0.1 mm across. A full-term baby averages a little over 19 inches in length. This remarkable growth occurs over the course of nine months. During the last four weeks of pregnancy, body growth slows as the baby puts on weight -- mostly in the form of body fat -- in preparation for birth. Time Frame The last four weeks of pregnancy are weeks … [Read more...] about Fetal Weight Gain During the Last Four Weeks of Pregnancy
