Monthly Archives: August 2018

Q: Doc I’ve a question, If you have plus size breast and you don’t produce enough breast milk, what can you take to have enough breast milk, beside using formula milk? Thank you again A: Congratulations on your new baby! Breast … Continue reading →

Q: Doctor, please discuss cryptic pregnancy A: There is not much medical literature on cryptic pregnancy, probably because it is an uncommon phenomenon and not really well understood yet. I will provide what information is available and advise anyone who … Continue reading →

Q: Doctor, please discuss cryptic pregnancy A: There is not much medical literature on cryptic pregnancy, probably because it is an uncommon phenomenon and not really well understood yet. I will provide what information is available and advise anyone who … Continue reading →

I don’t swim. I would love to swim but I just don’t 🙂 I remember when my children were younger and I would take them to swimming classes. I would settle down by the side of the pool to study … Continue reading →

Originally posted on chatwithketch:
Good morning, everyone! Happy Id-el-fitri celebrations! Ever heard of epilepsy? You probably have. You have also most likely heard that it is contagious and so sharing cutleries, hugging and sitting close to epileptics puts you in…

Q: Good day doctor. Can you please help me? I need clarity. If you had an implantation bleeding and found out that you are pregnant, how do you calculate weeks of pregnancy? Do you start from last period or the … Continue reading →

Do you have belly fat? You should do something about that, quickly! https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/belly-fat-linked-with-higher-heart-disease-risk-2018072614354

In honour of World Breastfeeding Week 2018, I will dedicate the rest of the breastfeeding week (up till 7th of august) to breastfeeding posts. So, send in more questions on breastfeeding and I will get to as many of them … Continue reading →

It is World Breastfeeding Week (WBW) again. It’s celebrated every 1st to 7th of August annually. As a mother, it’s a time I take stock of the many challenges I passed through to ensure my children were breastfed. My first … Continue reading →

Q: Hi Dr. Ketch, is there diet that make a baby in the womb grow tall after birth? A: A person’s final height is as a result of a combination of factors: genetics (if your parents are short, you are … Continue reading →