Why Is Progesterone So Important in Week 3 of Pregnancy?Progesterone is one of the most essential hormones in early pregnancy. By week 3, after fertilisation, progesterone levels rise to support the embryo’s growth and prepare the uterus for implantation. This blog explains the signs of low progesterone, how it promotes early pregnancy, and more.
A Parent’s Guide to Congenital Heart Defects in ChildrenCongenital heart defects mean your child is born with a problem in the structure of the heart, which can influence how well it supports the body as your child grows. These conditions vary widely, so the signs and concerns are not the same for everyone. Understanding how doctors identify these conditions can help you feel more confident about the care your child receives.