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Results 1 - 10 of 168 for Pregnancy history
  1. ... pregnant more than 10 years after a previous pregnancy History of diabetes , high blood pressure, or kidney disease History of thyroid disease IVF pregnancy, especially after a frozen embryo transfer
  2. ... born with defective valves in the veins Obesity Pregnancy History of blood clots in your legs Standing or ...
  3. ... in the body. Except for women with a history of pregnancy affected by a neural tube defect who are ... all ages: 600 mcg/day Females with a history of pregnancy affected by a neural tube defect: 4,000 ...
  4. The mother's pregnancy and labor history are important to make the diagnosis. Tests performed on the baby may include: Blood count and blood culture ...
  5. ... Have had babies with birth defects in other pregnancies Have a family history of genetic disorders Genetic counseling is recommended before ...
  6. ... you get all the nutrients you need during pregnancy. Women with a history of delivering a baby with a neural tube defect may need a higher dose of folic acid. If you have had a ... you become pregnant until at least the 12th week of pregnancy.
  7. ... or both ears. Risks for this condition include pregnancy and a family history of hearing loss. White people are more likely ...
  8. ... factors increase the risk: An older mother Past pregnancies with genetic problems Family history of genetic disorders Genetic counseling is recommended before ...
  9. ... for a blood clot. A woman has a history of repeated pregnancy losses. The lupus anticoagulant tests are blood clotting ...
  10. Genetic counseling is recommended for couples considering pregnancy if there is a personal or family history of this condition.
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