Atención de la mujer

El cuidado de los senos es un componente esencial para su salud en general. Es por eso que ofrecemos una variedad de servicios preventivos y de diagnóstico del seno, incluida la mamografía. Usando mamografías digitales y otras tecnologías avanzadas, podemos identificar signos tempranos de enfermedades de los senos.

Nuestros especialistas en ginecología se asocian con usted para ayudarla a mantener su salud ginecológica a largo plazo. Ofrecen una amplia gama de servicios de salud para la mujer, incluidos exámenes de bienestar para la mujer, cirugía ginecológica y tratamiento de trastornos de la salud pélvica. Además, nuestros ginecólogos se asocian con oncólogos para tratar varios tipos de cáncer ginecológico.

Ofrecemos servicios de parto y parto personalizados y compasivos. Nuestro hospital cuenta con siete salas de trabajo de parto, parto y recuperación y un quirófano dedicado donde realizamos cesáreas (cesáreas). También ofrecemos una variedad de recursos educativos para ayudar a su familia a aprender a cuidar a su pequeño.

HCA Florida Lawnwood Hospital is a proud partner of Cribs for Kids to ensure that our patients and their families have the most up-to-date information and resources for Safe Sleep.

The CDC estimates that nearly 3,500 U.S. infants die suddenly and unexpectedly every year while they are sleeping. These sleep-related deaths include fatalities from sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) as well as accidental suffocation, and strangulation. SIDS is the leading cause of sudden unintended infant death (SUID) for infants under 1 year old, especially from birth to 4 months.

Updated Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) regulations went into effect in 2022. Products intended for infant sleep – including inclined sleepers, travel and compact bassinets, and in-bed sleepers – must now have an incline of 10 degrees or less. This change is based on conclusive evidence that flat, rigid surfaces provide a safe sleep environment for babies under 5 months old. Do not place your baby in any product that does not meet this new federal safety standard.

Always follow the ABCs of Safe Sleep: Alone, Back, Crib

Your baby should sleep alone, not with other people, pillows, blankets, or stuffed animals. Your baby should always be placed on their back, not their side or stomach. Your baby should sleep in a crib, not on an adult bed, sofa, cushion, or other soft surface.

Tips for safe sleep:

• Always place your baby on their back to sleep and nap.
• Use a firm and flat (not inclined) sleep surface, like a mattress in a safety-approved crib, play yard, or other flat surface covered by a fitted sheet
• When your baby falls asleep in their car seat, stroller, swing, infant carrier or sling, move them to a firm, flat sleep surface as soon as possible.
• Keep all soft objects (pillows, blankets, toys, pumper pads, etc…) out of the crib.
• Dress your baby in a well-fitting, one-piece sleeper.
• Keep your baby’s head and face uncovered during their sleep.
• Keep your baby warm with a wearable (not loose) blanket.
• Keep the room temperature comfortable and dress yoru baby in one more layer than you would wear

What not to do:

• Don’t smoke or allow others to smoke around your baby.
• Don’t drink alcohol or use drugs around your baby.
• Don’t use commercial devices or cardiorespiratory (CR) monitors unless ordered by your baby’s doctor.
• Don’t use items with loose ties on or around a sleeping baby, including bibs, pacifiers, cords, and other attachments.
• Don’t use products claiming to reduce risk or prevent SIDS, including wedges, positioners, or other products designed to keep infants in a specific position.
• Don’t place electrical cords, window blind cords, or baby monitor cords close to the crib.

Resources:

• Cribs for Kids – Helping every baby sleep safer
• Safe Sleep (aap.org)