Desire for children - fulfilment with birth #5

GYN & PERINATAL ZURICH > Desire for children - fulfillment with birth #5

Andrea Rinderknecht with Prof. Dr. med. Christian Breymann about the importance of intensive support during pregnancy. Prof. Dr. med. Christian Breymann on the importance of individual care - especially after artificial insemination.

For the perinatal physician and obstetrician, the desire to have a child is only fulfilled with the birth, i.e. with a baby in the hands. During the nine months of pregnancy, the microenvironment and environment for the embryo can again be significantly optimised through targeted treatment methods, vitamin administration and nutrient improvement through hormones or minerals.

Desire to have children with celiac disease & gluten intolerance: genetics (HLA-DQ2, HLA-DQ8)

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Celiac disease is a form of gluten intolerance in which the small intestine is hypersensitive to gluten, a protein found in many grains. Gluten is found in most grains, but not in corn and rice. The intolerance leads to irritation and damage to the...

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A possible cause of an unfulfilled desire to have children or complications during pregnancy can be genetic predispositions, for example for celiac disease, pregnancy cholestasis or a coagulation disorder with a tendency to thrombosis - even if you do not notice any of these, feel healthy and have no family history....

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