The health of the child is yet unborn, particularly concerned about the mothers of over 35 years, since they are more common genetic problems. There are safe and effective tests to detect genetic disorders that cause subnormality and other problems. The most common test is amniocentesis. In 95% of cases in which they performed, the fetus is normal. Some doctors recommend that all women over 35 have this test.

Although most pregnancies proceed normally, certain complications can occur. One of them, which is quite rare but life threatening, it is ectopic or tubal pregnancy, in which the fertilized egg implants outside the uterus, either in the abdomen or a fallopian tube. Symptoms include sudden and intense pain in lower abdomen to the seventh or eighth week of pregnancy. If not treated surgically quickly, ectopic pregnancy can lead to major internal bleeding and possibly death.

15% of all pregnancies end in spontaneous abortion, which usually occurs between the fourth and twelfth week of pregnancy. The woman who suspects she is pregnant and experiencing vaginal stitches or abdominal bleeding, you should consult a physician immediately.

Toxemia is another serious complication of late pregnancy. Symptoms include hypertension, sudden and substantial increase in weight due to edema, going on to win 11 to 13 kilos in a month, and protein in the urine. If not treated, it does cause seizures and coma in extreme cases, can lead to death of the child. When diagnosing severe toxemia, the child must be removed as soon as possible to protect him and his mother. This situation disappears at birth.

The researchers interviewed people about the possibility of losing their main job in the next couple of years and the chance to remain in position.

It also assessed their general health status scale was used to assess depressive symptoms mood and psychological health.

The study involved people who had lost their jobs and those who had managed to return to workforce.

“I definitely found that persistent job insecurity had a strong impact on the reduction of health related to the loss of employment”

Stress is a persistent tension between the relentless nature of humans and animals, being one of its greatest uncertainty sources.

Therefore the long-term insecurity on the job can increase blood pressure and hormone levels leading to stress, which continued over time can lead to health problems.

Anything that employers can do to provide more information to workers about what is likely to happen, it’s probably a good choice, to avoid uncertainty and thereby greatly stress.

One of the most stressful aspects of job loss, is in the loss of benefits that go with it, a difference in this respect is shown among the many European countries that have nationalized health systems, avoiding this problem, but in the case of U.S. health coverage is linked to employment and in this country where it is most marked impact on the health of the unemployed by the current economic slowdown.