Postpartum Diastasis Recti: Focus on Function, Not Just the Gap

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PT for diastasis recti may improve abdominal function and slightly narrow the gap, but it cannot guarantee closure. Learn how assessment differs from hernia evaluation.

Depo-Provera and Bone Density: What the Two-Year Warning Means

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Depo provera bone density can fall during use, but it may improve after stopping. Learn what the US two-year warning means and what to discuss.

After Two Miscarriages, When Should You Seek Testing?

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Learn when recurrent pregnancy loss testing may start after two miscarriages, which checks can help, and why broad clotting or immune panels are not routine.

CMV in Pregnancy: Simple Habits That May Lower Risk

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CMV pregnancy hygiene can lower exposure from young children’s saliva and urine. Learn what to do after contact, when to ask about testing, and why guidance differs.

Postpartum Psychosis: Warning Signs That Need Urgent Help

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Understand postpartum psychosis vs depression, recognize sudden warning signs, learn who is at higher risk, and know how to get emergency help for parent and baby.

Pelvic Pain in Pregnancy: When to Seek Help

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Learn how symphysis pubis dysfunction may present in pregnancy, how clinicians assess pelvic girdle pain, what treatment may help, and when to follow up after birth.

Taking Levothyroxine? Your First Steps After a Positive Test

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Taking levothyroxine and pregnant? Learn when to contact your clinician, how testing and dose changes are handled, and what elevated TSH during pregnancy means.

Missed Periods in Athletes Can Signal a Bone-Health Risk

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The female athlete triad links low energy availability, missed periods and bone risk. Learn what assessment and recovery may involve, and when to seek medical care.

Considering VBAC? How Clinicians Weigh Your Options

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Learn what shapes the vbac success rate after caesarean: uterine scar, birth history, earlier caesarean reason, risks and emergency hospital readiness.

A Vaginal Bulge After Birth: When to Get It Checked

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A vaginal bulge may signal prolapse after birth. Learn how clinicians assess it, what pelvic floor physiotherapy and pessaries may help, and when to seek specialist care.