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Singapore Maid Problems -- How for you to Deal using Them, OBGYN Centre, abortionIn yesteryear fashion emanated from Paris. This is because of the reduction in friction that the satin pillow brings. As a matter of fact, it is this friction which will cause your baby to lose hair as they rub their head while lying in the cot.

Hair may be missing from the back of your child's head which is normal and will be a temporary situation.

Other causes of hair loss may include:

Stopping birth control pills, miscarriage or stillbirth, abortion, and a hormonal imbalance.

All of the above relate to fluctuation in estrogen levels, which is the same thing as a hormone imbalance. Remember, increased estrogen means hair growth, while a decrease in this hormone will result in hair loss.

Management:

- Eat a healthy diet of fresh fruits and vegetables

- Avoid using hair products that have harsh chemical ingredients.

- Avoid wearing your hair in any style that pulls tightly at your brow.

- Use natural hair shampoos and conditioners that nourish and revitalize your hair.

There is not much you can do to stop postpartum alopecia from occurring. What you can do is take steps to minimize the obvious appearance of this condition as well as treating your hair with tenderness to ensure as little falls out as possible.

Intra-uterine Contraceptive Devices, or IUCDs, are a means of contraception generally used by women who, for medical reasons, are unable to use hormonal contraception methods (eg. oral contraceptives), or in those who not motivated or prefer not to use such methods.

IUCDs are small devices that are inserted by your doctor into your uterus. They work by preventing implantation.

There are numerous type that have been developed over the years, the more common ones being:

• Multi-load Copper 250

• Copper T

• Nova T

• Lippes Loop

• Mirena Intrauterine System

The Mirena intrauterine system is a hormone impregnated IUCD. It acts locally by making the mucous of the cervix much thicker, thus preventing the sperms from getting through. It also makes the lining of the endometrium thinner, thereby preventing implantation.

General failure rates of common contraceptive methods (Failure rate of women using the method for 1 year):

• Mirena Intrauterine system: 1 per 1000

• Normal IUCD: 10 per 1000

• Ligation: 4 per 1000

• Oral contraceptive pills: 20 per 1000

• Depo injections: 10-15 per 1000

Are You Suitable To Use IUCDs?

Whilst the IUCD might appear to be a very convenient and hassle-free method of contraception, it is not without its side effects, and not all women are suitable for using it.

1. Absolute Contraindications (those who absolutely should not use IUCDs):

• Known or suspected pregnancy

• Active pelvic infection (including known or suspected gonorrhoea or chlamydia infections)

• Genital bleed which has yet to be diagnosed

• Genital cancers

2. Relative Contraindications (those who should preferably not use IUCDs):

• Those at increased risk of STDs (eg. those with multiple sex partners, or those whose partner has multiple sex partners)

• Recent or recurrent pelvic infections

• Single pelvic infection, in women who wish to get pregnant subsequently

• Lowered immunity, such as due to diabetes, AIDS etc.

• Menstrual bleeding of unknown cause

• History of ectopic pregnancy

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner"><a href="http://www.migente.com/your_page/blog/view_posting.html?pid=2775625&profile_id=7383977&profile_name=chidrew12&user_id=7383977&username=chidrew12" rel="nofollow">Singapore Maid Problems -- How for you to Deal using Them</a>, <a href="http://ardatolstrup821.jigsy.com/entries/general/singapore-maid-problems-how-for-you-to-deal-along-with-them" rel="nofollow">OBGYN Centre</a>, <a href="http://www.goodreads.com/event/show/459290-singapore-maid-problems-how-for-you-to-deal-along-with-them" rel="nofollow">abortion</a>In yesteryear fashion emanated from Paris. This is because of the reduction in friction that the satin pillow brings. As a matter of fact, it is this friction which will cause your baby to lose hair as they rub their head while lying in the cot. Hair may be missing from the back of your child's head which is normal and will be a temporary situation. Other causes of hair loss may include: Stopping birth control pills, miscarriage or stillbirth, abortion, and a hormonal imbalance. All of the above relate to fluctuation in estrogen levels, which is the same thing as a hormone imbalance. Remember, increased estrogen means hair growth, while a decrease in this hormone will result in hair loss. Management: - Eat a healthy diet of fresh fruits and vegetables - Avoid using hair products that have harsh chemical ingredients. - Avoid wearing your hair in any style that pulls tightly at your brow. - Use natural hair shampoos and conditioners that nourish and revitalize your hair. There is not much you can do to stop postpartum alopecia from occurring. What you can do is take steps to minimize the obvious appearance of this condition as well as treating your hair with tenderness to ensure as little falls out as possible. Intra-uterine Contraceptive Devices, or IUCDs, are a means of contraception generally used by women who, for medical reasons, are unable to use hormonal contraception methods (eg. oral contraceptives), or in those who not motivated or prefer not to use such methods. IUCDs are small devices that are inserted by your doctor into your uterus. They work by preventing implantation. There are numerous type that have been developed over the years, the more common ones being: • Multi-load Copper 250 • Copper T • Nova T • Lippes Loop • Mirena Intrauterine System The Mirena intrauterine system is a hormone impregnated IUCD. It acts locally by making the mucous of the cervix much thicker, thus preventing the sperms from getting through. It also makes the lining of the endometrium thinner, thereby preventing implantation. General failure rates of common contraceptive methods (Failure rate of women using the method for 1 year): • Mirena Intrauterine system: 1 per 1000 • Normal IUCD: 10 per 1000 • Ligation: 4 per 1000 • Oral contraceptive pills: 20 per 1000 • Depo injections: 10-15 per 1000 Are You Suitable To Use IUCDs? Whilst the IUCD might appear to be a very convenient and hassle-free method of contraception, it is not without its side effects, and not all women are suitable for using it. 1. Absolute Contraindications (those who absolutely should not use IUCDs): • Known or suspected pregnancy • Active pelvic infection (including known or suspected gonorrhoea or chlamydia infections) • Genital bleed which has yet to be diagnosed • Genital cancers 2. Relative Contraindications (those who should preferably not use IUCDs): • Those at increased risk of STDs (eg. those with multiple sex partners, or those whose partner has multiple sex partners) • Recent or recurrent pelvic infections • Single pelvic infection, in women who wish to get pregnant subsequently • Lowered immunity, such as due to diabetes, AIDS etc. • Menstrual bleeding of unknown cause • History of ectopic pregnancy </div>

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