Saw this word parity written on my file and the nurse asked me about it but i didnt really get what it means. Matlab is it about how many times you were pregnant before? someone explain in simple words na.
In our family, we usually don't worry about these terms, but my doctor explained it beautifully. It's just a count of your past deliveries. Trust your gynac to handle all these technical details for you.
It's just a term doctor's use to write down your delivery history. Nothing to worry about at all. If you ever feel any pain or issues, always check with your gynac.
Don't stress too much about all these medical terms! It basically means how many times you've given birth after 20 weeks. Ask your gynac if you see it on your report and are confused.
Oh, medical jargon is so confusing! Parity is basically how many times you've carried a baby to a viable stage. Even with my twins, my parity count was just one because it's about the delivery event, haha.
My mother told me not to worry about all these big English words on the hospital file. It's just a doctor's way of noting down your previous births. Your gynac will explain it easily.
I remember seeing this on my files during my IVF journey. It is just a medical term for the number of times a woman has delivered a baby. Your doctor can explain how it applies to your case.
Don't get overwhelmed by these technical words, sweetie. Parity simply refers to the number of times you have delivered a baby. Your doctor writes it on your chart just for their records.
I used to Google every single word on my ultrasound report and panic! Parity just means the number of deliveries you've had. Don't worry, it's a completely standard term they write.
I also saw this 'parity' word on my card yesterday and was so confused! Is everyone else's report filled with these terms? It basically means past deliveries, right?
I'm researching all these terms now since we are planning. From what I read, parity is the number of times you've given birth. Quite interesting how doctors track everything.
