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With or without a prescription, find out the sex of your baby from the 7th week of pregnancy

HPV and cervical cancer screening: prevention, vaccination and follow-up.

Get a prescription for your viability or dating ultrasound at Prenato.

Follicular follow-up ultrasound monitors ovulation during fertility treatment.

An ovarian reserve ultrasound assesses your fertility by counting the follicles.

Accessibility to gynecological care is a major issue for women's health in Quebec.

La nouvelle infolettre Prenato vous accompagne semaine par semaine tout au long de la grossesse.

The resources available to support you in breastfeeding in Quebec.

3rd trimester ultrasound is becoming more and more rare in Quebec. When is it needed?

Focus Famille by Desjardins Insurance reimburses certain pregnancy-related services.

I am pregnant, where do I start? A guide to the first steps for your pregnancy.

Ectopic pregnancy: how Prenato detects it and accompanies you in this ordeal.

Prenato can provide you with the prescriptions you need for your pregnancy follow-up.

3D pregnancy ultrasound without prescription at Prenato: a unique experience.

How to support a loved one experiencing perinatal bereavement. Words and actions that help.

Vernix: this protective white coating on your baby's skin at birth.

The holidays with a newborn: managing visits, fatigue and protecting your baby.

Natural methods to induce labor: walking, ball, acupuncture and others.

Can sexual relationships trigger labor? What science says.

Perinatal depression affects 1 in 5 women. Recognize the signs and get help.

How is the Expected Due Date (APD) calculated and why it may change.

Abnormal nuchal translucency on ultrasound ? What that means and the next steps.

Screening for preeclampsia early in pregnancy can prevent serious complications.

Scared of blood or needles? Our practical advice to facilitate your blood test.

Early pregnancy dating ultrasound confirms gestational age and viability.

Prenatal screening: the delays of the public system versus the private system. Why time counts.

Should you drink water before an ultrasound? It depends on the type, here's how to prepare for it.

If your serum markers indicate a high risk, fetal DNA is offered to you free of charge.

Prenato's prenatal fetal DNA screening offers you the fastest results in Quebec.

The risks of pregnancy after 35 years: trisomies, complications and recommended follow-ups.

Are Prenato services tax deductible? Yes! Here's how to claim your medical expenses.

Pregnancy test positive or negative? How to interpret it and when to do it for a result...

Trisomy 13 (Patau syndrome): prenatal screening, diagnosis and support.

Trisomy 18 (Edwards syndrome): what parents need to know about screening.

Trisomy 21 (Down syndrome): understanding screening, outcomes, and options.

Membrane rupture (water loss): when to go to the hospital and what to expect.

Mastitis is a breast infection that is common during breast-feeding. Symptoms, causes, treatments

Prenato fetal DNA screening is available everywhere in Quebec, even in remote areas.

5 concrete tips for successful breastfeeding: positioning, frequency and support.

How to properly prepare for a physiological birth? Natural tips, advice and methods.

Physiological delivery or more commonly called vaginal delivery without anesthesia...

Combiner le suivi de grossesse public et privé au Québec, c'est possible. Voici comment.

Are you pregnant and does gastric reflux bother you very often? Here it is...

When preparing for childbirth, parents-to-be often inquire about the...

L'exposition aux écrans chez les jeunes enfants est une préoccupation grandissante.

IU grossesse: fréquentes, à traiter vite (même sans symptômes). Prévention + signes d’alerte.

Régressions du sommeil: normales (4, 6, 8-10, 12 mois), temporaires. Gardez routine + réconfort.

Sommeil bébé: besoins par âge, causes, routines efficaces, régressions normales et quand consulter.

Le décollement placentaire, aussi appelé hématome rétro-placentaire

Prévenir les risques de fausse route et d’étouffement des bébés