F.E.U. - Nicanor Reyes Medical Foundation Medical Center
The Institute of Medicine, in fact, was an idea conceived as early as the incorporation of Far Eastern University in 1934. Dr. Nicanor Reyes, Sr., founder and first president of FEU, dreamt of an Institute of Medicine in line with his vision of building up FEU, already a pioneer in progressive non-sectarian education, into a school dedicated to help in nation-building in as many areas of service as possible.
Philippine Heart Center
The Philippine Heart Center is the leader in upholding the highest standards of cardiovascular care, a self-reliant institution responsive to the health needs of the Filipino people by 2022.
Friendly Care Clinic
FriendlyCare was founded based on extensive research studies and statistics facilitated by USAID during its conception stage. It is designed to serve the unmet needs of the market lodged in between the expensive private health care services and crowded public health facilities with focus on reproductive health including family planning.
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The pregnancy journey is highly delicate, and it's best that you work with a team of medical professionals. Learn more about the common complications mothers may face during pregnancy.
Sex is an integral part of a couple's life and a necessary act to get pregnant. In this article, we aim to answer the central question: can orgasm cause miscarriage? Whether you have a desire to have - or avoid - sex, people are still unclear about its effects on pregnancy. Some experts believe that […]
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A stillbirth can happen because of a number of factors during pregnancy. And one of the most common questions is "Can stress cause stillbirth?" Read on to learn more about the relationship between stillbirths and stress, and to know what moms can do in order to lower the chances of it happening. What is a stillbirth? A stillbirth […]
Medically reviewed by • Jul 14
A typical pregnancy lasts up to 39 to 40 weeks. Premature labor is defined as going into labor earlier than 37 weeks. While in the womb, your baby grows until they're ready for birth. If preterm labor is detected, this growth process will stop midway and the baby might face issues right after they are born. […]
Fact Checked by • Jun 29, 2021
Pregnancy may be an exciting time for families, but it can come with complications as well. One of the best ways to prevent and deal with potentially life threatening complications during pregnancy is by learning about them as early as possible. Here is a quick look at how to avoid life threatening complications during pregnancy, […]
Fact Checked by • Jun 26, 2021
Asphyxia refers to insufficient oxygen supply for the baby before, during, or immediately after their birth. If a baby does not receive enough oxygen before, during, or after birth, they are said to suffer from birth asphyxia. This condition is also referred to as neonatal asphyxia and perinatal asphyxia. What Are the Symptoms of Birth Asphyxia? A […]
Fact Checked by • May 05, 2021
Most cases of preeclampsia, a condition characterized by high blood pressure and the presence of protein in the urine, occur during pregnancy. However, there are times when it happens post-partum or after the baby’s birth. Here’s what you need to know about postpartum preeclampsia. Postpartum Preeclampsia, an Overview Postpartum preeclampsia is not different from preeclampsia during pregnancy, […]
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During pregnancy, the baby inside the mother’s womb develops inside a sac called the amniotic sac. Inside it, there is a liquid that serves as protection called the amniotic fluid. The amount of amniotic fluid inside the sac generally varies from each mother. However, there are still times when it becomes either excessive or even […]
Medically reviewed by • Jun 24, 2021
Every mother is at risk of having various complications during their pregnancy period. One rare but very serious problem that they can encounter is placental abruption. An immediate question that may come to mind when talking about this is what are the placental abruption effects on the baby? Placental abruption is a very uncommon condition that […]
Medically reviewed by • Jan 14
During pregnancy, mothers develop an organ called the placenta in their uterus. It provides oxygen and nutrients to babies as it grows inside their mother’s wombs. Usually, it is only attached to the walls of the uterus. However, a complication called placenta previa happens when the placenta inside the womb partially or fully covers a […]
Medically reviewed by • Jan 14
Pregnancy complications are health problems and concerns that happen during pregnancy. Thankfully, if caught early, they can be managed promptlyand most pregnancies these days can be carried to term. Regardless, it’s still very important to be aware of any possible complications during pregnancy. This helps mothers know any possible signs of problems so that they can […]
Medically reviewed by • Jun 24, 2021
One of the biggest fears that pregnant women have is premature birth. This is because of the possible short-term as well as long-term effects it can have on a baby. Read on to learn more about premature birth, what causes it, and what you can do to lower your risk. What is premature birth? Most mothers give birth […]
Medically reviewed by • May 27, 2021
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