Healthy Babies Start with Mothers

Core Topics    - How to reduce birth defects and deliver healthy, intelligent infants    - Populations requiring mandatory prenatal diagnosis    - Introduction to Down syndrome, neural tube defects and thalassemia    - Guidance on planned pregnancyPrenatal Diagnosis for Better Birth OutcomesEvery family hopes to welcom...

2016-03-21

Four Common Misconceptions About Prenatal Ultrasound Scans

Misconception 1: Ultrasound can detect all fetal abnormalitiesExpectant parents often hold overly high expectations for prenatal anomaly screening ultrasound, imagining it can reveal every potential problem with the fetus. However, all medical examinations have inherent limitations, and ultrasound cannot identify every tiny structural defect with 100% accuracy.Scan accuracy is compromised by multi...

2016-03-04

Four Morning Habits That May Shorten Lifespan by 20 Years

1. Lingering in Bed After Waking UpMany office workers struggle to get up early due to heavy workloads and tend to stay in bed. While adequate sleep relieves fatigue and restores energy, some mistakenly believe oversleeping boosts health, especially for teenagers’ growth, and thus stay in bed far longer than necessary. This bad habit harms physical health over time.After an overnight fast, the sto...

2016-03-03

Preparing for Pregnancy for Advanced Maternal Age Under the Universal Two-Child Policy

Since the implementation of the universal two-child policy, numerous couples have begun active pregnancy preparation. Every parent hopes to deliver a healthy baby, and women of advanced maternal age (aged 35 and above) face significantly higher reproductive risks than younger women. Below is a complete guide on pregnancy preparation for elderly women.Pre-Pregnancy Preparation1. Both partners shall...

2016-03-03

Health Instructions After Vaginal Delivery

1. DietLiquid and semi-liquid food such as fish soup, chicken soup, congee and noodles can be consumed one hour after vaginal delivery to boost lactation. Spicy and irritating food should be avoided. Tonic herbs including ginseng and pilose antler are prohibited, and alcohol is forbidden within the first week postpartum.Vegetables and fruits can be eaten starting from the first day post delivery t...

2011-03-31

Neonatal Care Guidelines

1. Emergency SymptomsIf cyanosis, vomiting, dyspnea, grunting, convulsions or other abnormal signs are observed after the neonate is transferred to the ward or during routine monitoring, notify nurses immediately for prompt management.2. Prevention of Neonatal HypoglycemiaAfter admission, feed 5–10 mL glucose water once an hour for 2–3 times according to the infant’s weight. Pat the baby’s back af...

2011-03-31

Health Guidelines After Cesarean Section

1. DietFasting is required within 6 hours after cesarean delivery. After 6 hours, warm water and rice soup are allowed, while gas-inducing foods including milk, soybean milk, eggs and sweets are forbidden.After passing flatus, consume semi-liquid food such as thin congee, noodle soup and wontons for 1 to 2 days before resuming a regular diet. Eat plenty of vegetables and fruits to supplement vitam...

2011-03-31

Regular Gynecological Examinations: A Powerful Weapon Against Cervical Cancer

Though cervical cancer is dangerous, it has a clear vulnerable window. It takes 6 to 8 years for mild cervical inflammation to progress into malignant lesions. If this window is seized, modern medical screening can detect precancerous lesions in a timely manner and deliver targeted treatment to help women restore full health.Research shows the five-year survival rate reaches 80%–90% for Stage I ce...

2008-10-11

How to Read Gynecological Lab Reports

Lab test results are often marked with (+) and (–). These symbols do not represent mathematical addition or subtraction; they stand for positive and negative results respectively. Many people confuse their meanings, so here is a step-by-step guide to interpretation.Understanding BV Tests and Cervical Pap SmearsCore routine gynecological tests include routine vaginal discharge analysis, BV test and...

2008-10-11

Complete Guide to Your First Gynecological Examination

There is no need to feel bashful or evasive during a gynecological exam; answer the doctor’s questions truthfully. From a medical professional’s perspective, gender differences hold no private connotations. When examining reproductive organs, doctors adopt a purely scientific and professional mindset with no irrelevant thoughts. Embarrassment, timidity or fear before a doctor are completely unnece...

2008-10-11

Eight Intimate Female Health Questions That Often Cause Confusion

1. I felt a lump inside my vagina. What could it be?Multiple conditions can cause lumps in the vagina or vulva.A common type is pustular cysts formed by blocked sebaceous glands. No treatment is needed if there is no discomfort; drainage can be performed by a doctor if soreness occurs.Bartholin’s gland cysts develop when the gland duct gets blocked. They may grow as large as a peach and are prone ...

2008-10-11

Nutritional Diet Guidance for White-Collar Women

The meal planning for white-collar women shall match their physical conditions and office work demands. As their work relies heavily on mental labor, the classic dietary principle applies: eat a full breakfast, a hearty lunch and a light dinner.In terms of calorie distribution across three meals, breakfast should account for 30% of total daily food intake, lunch 40% and dinner 30%. Special attenti...

2008-09-13