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Dr. Miguel Razio Osorio began his career in 2004 and has 19 years of experience in various fields of gynecology. After two years of internship and social service, he decided to specialize in G&O. Since 2013, Dr. Razo has dedicated his training and practice to improving his patients' obstetric and gynecological health, getting his degree as a certified specialist in 2017. He then began working at the different health systems in Mexico as a private practitioner. Subsequently, he saw the need for a minimally invasive approach (laparoscopic and hysteroscopic) to gynecological pathologies in Mexico and obtained a specialty degree in Gynecologic Endoscopic Surgery.
Since 2018, Dr. Razo has been part of the Hospital General de Tulancingo in Hidalgo, Mexico, and works as Associate Professor in Gynecology and Obstetrics. He is also a member of the AAGL (American Association of Endoscopic Gynecology) and the GCH (Global Community of Hysteroscopy).
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Pregnancy and childbirth may take a toll on the body. However, new mothers try their best to do everything in their power to ensure their baby is healthy and well-nourished. One way to ensure this is by consuming a proper diet after delivery. While you may have been extra careful about everything you consumed and…
While a healthy vaginal birth may only need a day or two in the hospital, a cesarean (C-section) delivery may necessitate a longer stay. Therefore, if you are scheduled for one, given below is a list of things to pack in a hospital bag for a C-section. Over the past years, the cesarean delivery rate…
During pregnancy, your blood volume increases by up to 50%. With a decline in hemoglobin levels and hematocritiXThe percentage of red blood cells (RBCs) in blood (particularly in the last trimester), the platelet count also slightly decreases. However, the white blood cells (WBCs) in the blood increase following pregnancy, termed leukocytosis. Leukocytes or WBCs are…
At 29 to 32 weeks or 8 months pregnant, you are in the third trimester and only a few weeks away from bringing your baby into the world (1). Now that you have seen your fully developed baby on the monitor during an ultrasound scan, you may be excited about seeing your baby soon. However,…
Herbs are nature’s gifts that have been used for a long time to cure illnesses and stay healthy. However, you should be aware of some herbs to avoid during pregnancy as they may have adverse effects such as miscarriageiXAn unexpected loss of a woman’s pregnancy before 20 weeks of gestation , development delays, or premature…
During pregnancy, the body goes through different physical changes. It makes postpartum skincare and haircare on the top of the list of many women who have delivered their babies. A good skincare and haircare routine can rejuvenate your skin and hair after nine long months of the roller coaster journey. The physical body changes such…
Among many other physical exercises effective during pregnancy, it is recommended to practice squats to induce labor. Many believe that childbirth is a natural instinct and should not frequently require medical intervention. Our modern lifestyle may have impacted the ways our bodies react, but we can still adopt certain measures that help offer relief to…
Pregnancy can lead to several health issues, which are almost always a part of the process. However, strange symptoms, such as the sounds of ears popping during pregnancy, may also occur. While it is a normal event, the symptoms may also signal a serious underlying issue in some cases. You are not alone if you…
Bloating during ovulation is one of the symptoms of ovulation. While some women experience bloating around ovulation, some have it at different times of the menstrual cycle. It is a mild pressure, swelling, or a feeling of fullness in the abdominal area. You may also feel constipated, gassy, or when clothes become tighter around the…
Excess mucus in stool during pregnancy may occur due to gastrointestinal issues or pregnancy-related factors, such as hormonal changes that affect the digestive system. Gastric mucus is produced in the stomach and helps in the motility of the digested food in the gastrointestinal tract. We excrete some mucus in stools usually. However, pregnancy may increase…
The protrusion of organs through weak muscles or tissues is called a hernia. Although uncommon, hernias after C-section surgeries may occur in some deliveries. The abdominal organs can protrude or herniate through the surgical incision after C-section, called incisional hernias (1). A prospective cohort study of over ten years of data showed that two out…
There is no scientific evidence on the use of vitamin C to prevent pregnancy. Vitamin C is a micronutrient that helps bone and tissue development and wound repair (1). Although some anecdotal beliefs exist that higher doses of vitamin C can be an alternative to birth control pills or abortion methods, experts do not recommend…
Chorioamnionitis, also known as intraamniotic infection, is a serious infection in pregnancy. It is characterized by the infection of the membranes that surround the fetus (chorion and amnion), the umbilical cord, and the amniotic fluid (1) (2). The condition affects around 40-70% of women with premature delivery and two to four percent of women with…