World Birth defect Day

World Birth defect Day




Brought to U....http://successgain.us    and   http://successgain.info

My memories
World Birth defect Day
Posted in 2017

The March of Dimes and more than 50 other international organizations are joining together for World Birth Defects Day, observed every year on March 3, to raise awareness of this serious global problem and advocate for more surveillance, prevention, care and research to help babies and children
More than 8 million babies worldwide are born each year with a serious birth defect. Birth defects are a leading cause of death in the first year of life, and babies who survive may be physically or mentally disabled, taking a costly toll on their families, communities and nations.
More than 8 million babies worldwide are born each year with a serious birth defect. Birth defects are a leading cause of death in the first year of life, and babies who survive may be physically or mentally disabled, taking a costly toll on their families, communities and nations. 
Every couple sacrifices their part of life to have healthy child but if the child is defective they will be sad till the end of their life. As far as my research this due to unhealthy food and unhealthy life style.
If the couple decided to give birth to a Healthy child they should should sacrifice their tastes and desires till the delivery...It is only the way to have a Healthy child...Brought to U............................
http://successgain.us

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Alcohol also causes Infertility

Image
Alcohol also causes Infertility Brought to U.... http://successgain.us     and    http://successgain.info My memories Alcohol also causes Infertility Posted in 2015 Alcohol also causes Infertility There's no evidence that a few drinks a week will affect your fertility, but doctors do caution against heavy drinking—more than one drink a day for women—which has been linked to an increased risk for ovulation disorders. Plus, a 2004 Swedish study that tracked more than 7,000 women for 18 years found that the heaviest drinkers were more likely to have sought out fertility   treatment.   You probably already know you should stop drinking if you think you could be pregnant. Drinking during the early stages of pregnancy (and possibly even before conception) has been linked to premature births. As for whether it's safe to drink later in pregnancy, the jury's still out. Many doctors say a small amount of alcohol is OK, but the CDC and Surgeon General say it
Read more

Woman's age Vs Fertility

Image
Woman's age Vs Fertility Brought to U.... http://successgain.us     and    http://successgain.info My memories Woman's Age Vs Fertility Posted in 2014 Does Woman's age effect Fertility? Yes. Fertility starts to decline for women from about the age of 30, dropping down more steeply from the age of 35. As women grow older the likelihood of getting pregnant falls while the likelihood of infertility rises.   Most women will be able to conceive naturally and give birth to a healthy baby if they get pregnant at 35 years old. After 35 years, the proportion of women who experience infertility, miscarriage or a problem with their bab yincreases. By the age of 40 only two in five of those who wish to have a baby will be able to do so.   The average age at which women have in vitro fertilisation (IVF) treatment in the UK is rising. This reflects the increase in infertility due to age. However, the success rates of IVF treatment for women over 40 using their
Read more

Causes of Infertility

Image
Causes of Infertility Brought to U.... http://successgain.us     and    http://successgain.info My memories Causes of Infertility Posted in 2013 Causes of Infertility A problem in any one of a number of key processes can result in infertility. Male and female factors can exist in isolation or combination and fertility investigations, diagnoses and treatment should always be considered in the context of the couple. Male factor Sperm problems will contribute to about 40% of infertility cases. The normal working of the male reproductive system involves first the production of sufficient numbers of functional sperm cells and then the delivery of these sperm to the ejaculate. Key to the diagnosis of male infertility is a semen analysis, which assesses primarily sperm numbers, sperm movement and sperm form. Female factor Dysfunction of the female reproductive organs is also apparent in around 40% of infertile couples. The most common identifiable causes of female fertility prob
Read more