If you have a hereditary bleeding disorder and infuse factor products at home, this pamphlet will be given to you with instructions for when and where you can pick up products. Information on prescriptions and infusion records is also provided. Contact information for the QEII Adult Bleeding Disorder Clinic, IWK Pediatric Bleeding Disorder Clinic, and IWK/QEII Factor Product Utilization Assistant and MyCBDR Data Manager is listed.
Definition of jaundice; treatment options for newborns with jaundice.
List of articles for expectant women and fathers-to-be to bring with them to the IWK.
In Simplified Chinese. List of articles for expectant women and fathers-to-be to bring with them to the IWK.
In Arabic. List of articles for expectant women and fathers-to-be to bring with them to the IWK.
In French. List of articles for expectant women and fathers-to-be to bring with them to the IWK.
What it is, the risk factors, ways to prevent it.
Information on monitoring your baby's movements during pregnancy.
After the hard work of delivery of a baby, many mothers have questions about when they should start to exercises, or return to their usual exercise routine. This guide should help with some of those questions.
If the amniotic fluid (bag of water) around your baby is leaking, and you are waiting to go into labour, it is important that we watch for early signs that may suggest you are developing an infection in the uterus.
Jaundice is a condition that causes the skin to appear yellow. It occurs when bilirubin builds up in the blood. During phototherapy to treat jaundice, your baby's skin is exposed to special light. The skin absorbs the light and changes the bilirubin so that his body can more easily get rid of it in stool and urine.
La jaunisse est une maladie qui donne une couleur jaunâtre à la peau. Elle survient lorsqu’il y a excès de bilirubine dans le sang. / definition of jaundice; treatment options for newborns with jaundice.
Mother’s own milk is best for baby. When it is unavailable, the next best option for babies is pasteurized donor human milk (PDHM). The IWK supports families who intend to exclusively breastfeed by offering pasteurized donor human milk, when medically indicated.