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The signs of high BP usually emerge after 20 weeks of gestation and it is important to get medical attention. Not doing so can lead to complications.

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Prevention, screening, and vaccination are vital for managing infection risk during pregnancy due to altered maternal immunity.

What could be the diagnosis in a toddler with excessive thirst and urination, but otherwise normal behaviour and normal glucose?

For some people, getting up to pee once at night feels normal. You go to bed, wake up briefly to use the toilet and fall straight back asleep. But if you are waking several times every night, a ...