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Effects of Isoimmunization on Your Pregnancy

Isoimmunization, also known as Rh incompatibility, occurs when a pregnant woman’s blood type is incompatible with her baby’s blood type,

Gestational diabetes is a type of diabetes that develops during pregnancy and affects how your body processes sugar (glucose). It

Fetal hereditary abnormalities are genetic conditions that can affect the health and development of a baby. These abnormalities are caused

Excessive fetal growth, also known as macrosomia, refers to a condition where a baby grows significantly larger than average during

The health and development of your baby are significantly influenced by your lifestyle choices, including drug and alcohol use. Consuming

Uterine size discrepancy refers to a condition where the size of the uterus, as assessed through physical examination or imaging,

A benign neoplasm, commonly referred to as a benign tumor, is a non-cancerous growth that arises from cells multiplying uncontrollably.

Poor fetal growth, also known as intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR), is a condition where a baby does not grow at