In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If everything goes according to plan, the uterus will continue to contract after childbirth in order to expel any residue left over from the placenta. It is also the process of closing off all of the blood vessels that had been supporting the baby. The residue is what constitutes postpartum bleeding. This bleeding occurs while the uterus undergoes what's called the "stage of involution" a normal physiologic response in which the uterus returns to its non-pregnant state. This bleeding is controlled and should not produce any adverse side effects. As time goes on, the outer layer of that lines the uterus slowly sloughs off and discharged. This discharge is called lochia. These processes are completely normal and expected. The uterus will normally heal on its own and the bleeding/lochia will stop within six weeks. During a woman's normal menstrual cycle; the uterus is lined with a nutrient-rich coating to prepare for the arrival of a fertilized egg. When fertilization does not occur, this lining shrinks and sloughs off before being expelled from the body, along with the unfertilized egg. Once the old lining is removed, a new lining forms and the cycle begins again. Each menstrual period lasts for two to seven days, and occurs approximately every 28 days, though this varies from woman to woman. In some instances, postpartum bleeding becomes excessive and poses serious health risks. You are bleeding too much if you soak through one or more sanitary pads per hour, have blood clots the size of a golf ball or larger, or continue to notice bright red blood after four days. This may occur for a number of different reasons, like: Uterine atony This is the most common cause of excessive postpartum bleeding. It occurs when the uterus is unable to continue contracting due to prolonged labor, infection, exhaustion, or the use of certain drugs (NSAIDs, nitrates) allowing the blood to leak freely out of the body. Placental retention or incomplete detachment Put simply, this is when the placenta fails to completely detach from the uterus. The retained placenta results in postpartum bleeding. Trauma to the uterus Uterine trauma can happen due to several reasons, such as vigorous labor, attempting to remove the retained placenta (either manually, with special instruments, or with drugs that induce labor as Oxytocin). All of these things can cause injuries to the genital tract or uterus lining, causing excessive bleeding. Other causes Other potential causes of postpartum hemorrhage include an over-distended uterus (possibly from birthing twins), preeclampsia, infections or obesity.
Summary: Know the causes of postpartum bleeding. Know the causes of menstrual bleeding. Spot abnormal postpartum bleeding.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can check to see if your filters have been disabled from the Snapchat settings menu. This will open your profile. You'll find this in the Additional Services section. When the box is checked or the switch is enabled, you'll be able to access additional filters including the Time filter. Accept any location or other permission requests that appear. This will give Snapchat access to your device's location and enable the additional filters. If you go back to your device's Settings menu and disable location access for Snapchat, you'll still have access to the time filter.
Summary: Open the Snapchat app. Swipe down on the Camera screen. Tap the Gear button in the upper-right corner. Tap Manage Preferences. Tap the Filters checkbox or switch. Allow Snapchat access to your location.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Your diet can have a big impact on all aspects of your overall health, including your fertility. Eat a balanced diet rich in healthy foods to help get your fertility on track. Make sure to include healthy foods from all major food groups. Your diet should be a mix of a variety of fruits and vegetables, whole grains, lean protein, and low-fat dairy. Cook your foods in a healthy fashion. Bake and grill foods instead of frying them, for example. Nutritionists recommend that you try and make half of your plate vegetables at each meal. This will increase your fiber intake and overall wellbeing. Antioxidants may increase sperm count. Try adding antioxidant-rich foods to your diet, such as berries, pears, apples, asparagus, broccoli, kale, tomatoes, and nuts. Regular physical activity can help your overall health, which could cause an increase in fertility. If you're trying to increase fertility, work on developing a healthy exercise routine; however, you may want to avoid certain activities. While more studies are needed, research has linked a drop in fertility to certain forms of physical exercise. Some studies indicate biking may cause a drop in fertility. Very strenuous forms of exercise, such as training for a triathlon, may also cause a drop in fertility. Stick to lighter, consistent physical activity to boost your fertility. Being underweight, overweight or obese may reduce sperm count and increase the likelihood of producing abnormal sperm; therefore, work on getting to a normal weight if you're over- or underweight for your height. Talk to your doctor about how to get to a good weight. You may need to eat more or less depending on whether you need to gain or lose weight. It's best to have your doctor monitor your weight loss or gain to make sure it's done in a healthy fashion. Not only can stress interfere with your sexual health, high levels of stress can cause changes in hormones that affect sperm production, reducing fertility. If you have a high-stress lifestyle, take steps to reduce stress. This can potentially cause an increase in fertility. Reach out to people socially on a regular basis. Regular social interaction can greatly reduce your stress level. Hang out with friends and family members who are pleasant and engaging. Avoid unnecessary stress. Do not agree to commitments you cannot fulfill. Stay away from people who stress you out. If something on the news stresses you out, avoid reading about it. Try to have perspective. In moments when you feel stressed out, pause and think, "How will I feel about this in a day? In a week?" Chances are, a lot of your problems are blown out of proportion unnecessarily. Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) can have an adverse effect on fertility. If you're not sure if you have an STI, get tested at your doctor's office. If you test positive for anything, have it treated right away. Take measures to prevent STIs if you want to protect your fertility. Always use latex condoms during sex. You can also practice monogamy by only sleeping with one partner, as this can reduce your risk of contracting an STI. Daily multivitamin supplements contain vitamins C and E, as well as a good supply of other essential nutrients for male reproductive health. Some research suggests a daily multivitamin may increase your sperm count. Choose a multivitamin that also contains selenium, zinc, and folate, which have been linked to healthy sperm production. While there is little evidence that a daily multivitamin is harmful, you should always check with your doctor before taking one. You want to make sure a multivitamin is safe for you given your current health and any existing medications.
Summary:
Eat a healthy diet. Exercise regularly to boost sperm count. Work on maintaining or achieving a healthy weight. Keep your stress under control. Prevent sexually transmitted infections. Take a multivitamin.