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prenatal
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prenatal /pre·na·tal/ (-na´tal) preceding birth.
pre·na·tal (pr-ntl)
adj.
Preceding birth. Also called antenatal.

prenatal
[-nā′təl]
Etymology: L, prae + natus, birth
occurring or existing before birth, referring to both the care of the woman during pregnancy and the growth and development of the fetus. Also antenatal. See also antepartal care.

prenatal
preceding birth.

prenatal care
care of the pregnant female before delivery of the neonate.
prenatal cytogenetic studies
cytogenetic studies carried out on amniotic fluid cultures, the fluid being collected by amniocentesis, is not much used in veterinary medicine because of lack of knowledge of congenital disease linked to chromosomal abnormality. Could be used as a means of early sex determination.
prenatal infection
infection of the fetus via an intact placenta, in the case of viruses, or via a placentitis in the case of bacterial or metazoan infections.
prenatal loss
see abortion, stillbirth, early embryonic mortality, mummification.

Patient discussion about prenatal loss.

Q. My Prenatal Vitamin Makes Me Nauseous, What Should I Do? I am taking Prenatal Vitamins during my pregnancy; however they are making me feel nauseous. What to do?

A. try breaking the pill in smaller parts,and take a peice through out the day,also eat crackers with the pill.

Q. I am thinking of prenatal yoga class.How can I go about it? I am thinking of prenatal yoga class. I am 10 weeks pregnant and my age is 25. I had heard a lot about this and some said that it helps in labor. I wish to join the class to have healthy labor. What is the best time to go for this and is it safe to follow throughout pregnancy? Will it be an alternative for exercise we generally do during pregnancy? My friend went for regular prenatal yoga class and had healthy labor and the child and mom are doing well. This has created a positive vibration in my mind about pregnancy and labor? How can I go about it?

A. basically, exercising during pregnancy is one of the good thing for a pregnant mom. it can help preparing the pregnant mom for the delivery later. research has shown that some sports during pregnancy will reduce the pain when a mother delivers the babyborn.

yoga is good for the muscles and the stretching process. but i will suggest you to consult that first with your ob-gyn doctor, if your pregnancy is totally healthy then you will have nothing to worry about.

another sport that is good for pregnancy is water sports, such as swimming, and also water aerobic. I once wrote an article about water aerobic, if you want to read : http://doctoradhi.com/blog/2008/11/pregnant-moms-try-water-aerobic/

Q. in what part of pregnancy can i find out if my unborn child has Autism or any other health issues?

A. until today, there is still no procedure to determine the autism symptoms and early detection of it in unborn baby. I agree with dagmar that autism is usually apparent in age of 2-3 years old. but some researchers have found a very early detection in age of months.

here is the link, if you want to read further : http://www.fitpregnancy.com/yourbaby/885

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