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Öncelikle dizisel sitemize yazarlık için abone olun. Sitemiz tarafından onaylanan Google+(gmail) mail adresiniz ile sitemize giriş yapınız. Yeni yayın kısmına tıklayarak yayınımıza başlayabiliriz. Yazıyı yazdığımızda veya oluşturduğumuz yeni sayfaya kopyaladığımızda, okuyucuyu ve arama robotlarının sayfamıza ilgisini arttırmak için alttaki düzenlemeleri yapmak gerekir. Yazının özgünlüğü ve bilgilendirici olması popülerliğini %65 etkiliyorsa altta belirtilen düzenlemeler ve bunları düzgün şekilde ziyaretçiye ve arama motoruna beğendirmekte %35 etkilemektedir. Ziyaretçiyi etkilemek ve yazınızı okumaya zorlamak için mutlaka bu gibi düzenlemeleri ve eklemeleri yapmalısınız. Ancak sitemiz için en önemli kriter  Misafir Yazarlık kriterleridir. Alttaki resimde yayın yazma sayfasının bölümleri görülmektedir. Yayın Başlığı Seçimi: Başlıkları yazarken; sitemizde ... Continue reading →

Time After Time İzleyici Yorumu Son zamanlarda iyice zamanda yolculuk konusu içerisinde devam eden diziler çıkmaya başladı. Bazıları senaryolarında ufak değişiklikler ile aradan sıyrılmaya çalışsa da senaryo artık baymaya başladı. Fakat bu dizinin asıl konusu zamanda yolculuk değil. Daha çok polisiye bir dizi. Zamanda yolculuk dizinin sadece konusunu bağlamak adına kullandıkları bir etken olmuş. Oyuncuları ve dizinin yönetmeni, senaristi gerçekten çok sağlam isimler. Sadece bu isimler için bile diziye şans vermeniz gerektiğini düşünüyorum. Toparlamak gerekirse kesinlikle izleyin dediğim bir yapıt değil ama boş zamanları doldurmak adına izleyebileceğiniz bir dizi. Time After Time Oyuncu Kadrosu Az öncede biraz değindik aslında oyuncu kadrosuna. Dizinin oyuncu kadrosu gerçekten şahane. Dizinin ana karakterlerini gelin detaylı olarak inceleyelim. ( Listeler ) 1. Josh Bowman (Dr. John Stevenson – Jack ... Continue reading →

Every woman gets happy every time they got Positive Pregnancy test. Pregnancy is the stage where the woman gets critical in bearing their child’s birth. Pregnant women experience many changes in their body and in their lifestyles. It makes different if you are two in a single body. ( Tetanus vaccination in pregnancy ) Pregnancy has stages. These stages are presented to give preparation for the future and to the things that might happen. Everything should be given attention so that you can provide a better solution. The stages of pregnancy have its corresponding symptoms. The first stage of pregnancy focuses on the first trimester. Actually, this stage is often the easiest to miss. Women did not notice this stage up to the last stage. The body will have changes. The women will experience changes in the body that serve as the preparation to the new lifestyle it will hold. Urinary disposal will be frequent. ( low carb diet during pregnancy ) There will be an enlargement ... Continue reading →

Becoming a mother always associated with some extra responsibility and the pregnant woman has to maintain some regularity in her life. Whether it is an unwanted pregnancy or a thoughtful decision taken by the parents, one should have to have a clear concept of the symptoms of pregnancy. A clear concept will certainly help one to take right decision without becoming puzzled by flow of unreliable source of information.   A categorical approach towards the issue would help one to comprehend the various symptoms of pregnancy. If anyone is feeling the same kind of symptoms, she has to visit a doctor for a proper check up. The signs of pregnancy can be categorized into three parts: positive, possible and probable, depending upon the possibility of pregnancy.   Pregnancy Symptoms   Here are some of the most frequent symptoms that can ascertain this issue: Weak feelings and faintness are the commonest symptoms of having a pregnancy. This is due to the changes caused in the ... Continue reading →

here are certain changes that occur in the breast tissue during pregnancy. It is one of the first symptoms of pregnancy. Several changes take place in the body of a pregnant woman. The change occurs in the breast as the breast starts preparing for feeding. Let us have a look at some of the common changes that occur in the breast during pregnancy.   Breast DevelopmentSore Breasts – The breasts start becoming sore or tender during the early months of pregnancy. It does not happen with all women and in some cases they go unnoticed. Sometimes pain is also accompanied with sore breasts. These changes occur during the first trimester of pregnancy. For this reason many women do not enjoy sex during this period.   As the pregnancy progresses there are chances that the colour of the nipple will change. They become larger and darker in colour. Sometimes small pimple or goose bump are also seen in the areola region. These are very common and are considered to be normal. These ... Continue reading →

A mother always finds it tough to decide when she should stop breastfeeding. There can be various reasons behind the stopping of the breast milk production and it may vary from one individual to another. In some cases, it becomes essential to dry out the breast milk after a definite stage of time. Generally normal lactation period is of 1 year which is regarded as sufficient for the proper growth of the child. It is a natural process which suits both the child and the mother. ( Breastfeeding During Pregnancy )   The milk production of breasts stops after a certain amount of time when you discontinue feeding breast milk to the child. After starting the weaning process (stop feeding baby with mother’s milk), the mother may experience feeling of discomfort and this sense of discomfort continues for some weeks or even months in some cases. The weaning process can be a bit painful but with the help o the guidelines given below, you can recover from the situation with fewer ... Continue reading →

Do we need to find out the sex of our baby before he or she is born? It depends. After all we have done without for thousands of years. Do we find it necessary just because the procedure is now available? Are there any non-trivial reasons to do so? Robin Elise Weiss has these thoughts on the subject to share with us. The choice, she says, to find out the sex of your baby prenatally is personal. She then goes on to talk about some of the procedures used to determine the sex of the baby, the risks involved and the reliability of the results obtained. The choices involved include Amniocentesis, Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS), and Ultrasound.   Amniocentesis This test is carried out at 9 weeks or at 18 weeks for diagnostic reasons. The risks involved are about 1-1.5% of miscarriage and 1% of other complications related to pregnancy such as premature labour, infection, membrane rupture, injury to the foetus, placenta or the cord. The test is about 2-4 weeks. There is a minor ... Continue reading →

Often referred to as simply “the Pill”, The Combined Oral Contraceptive Pill (COCP) is a combination of an estrogen and a progestin, and is taken orally to suppress normal fertility. Developed by Gregory Goodwin Pincus, John Rock, and Min Chueh Chang, the Pill was first approved for use as a contraceptive in 1960. Even today, they are a popular form of birth control, being used currently by over 100 million women worldwide. COCPs work by preventing ovulation through progestogenic and estrogenic suppression of gonadotropin release. All combined hormonal contraceptives, which include COCPs, primarily suppress follicular development and prevent ovulation. Originally, estrogen was included in oral contraceptives for better cycle control, but later it was also found to inhibit follicular development and help prevent ovulation. Negative feedback of estrogen on the anterior pituitary decreases the release of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH). This in turn inhibits follicular ... Continue reading →

The common question that is often asked by young couples is that how much time is required by someone to get pregnant. Truly speaking there is no fixed time. It generally varies from person to person. The most important factor is the age of the concerned persons. Age plays a very vital role. Next important factors are fertility, health and lifestyle that a person lives. All these factors influence pregnancy. how to get pregnant Most of the women are able to conceive immediately or within a period of two months of mating. There are some who take almost nine months to get pregnant. This is possible only when the age of the concerned person is on the favourable side. Some might even take a year to conceive. All these are considered normal.   Women who are almost 35 years of age and are trying to get pregnant should consult the specialist if they are unable to conceive within a few initial months of trying. Age is one of the important factor where pregnancy is concerned.   A ... Continue reading →

Premenstrual Syndrome ie PMS are the symptoms that a woman might experience a few days before her period. The symptoms seem to disappear the moment the period arises. Some might experience PMS are a longer period of time. Women who are over 30 years of age generally suffer from PMS ( Complications in Pregnancy) but younger women might also suffer from it. PMS is not found in every woman. Some may experience mild symptoms whereas some may suffer from acute symptoms which might hamper their daily activity. The exact reason behind occurance of PMS is not properly known. It involves various factors such as physical, emotional, environmental and hormonal factors. It is most probably a combination of all the above mentioned factors. There are certain factors that influence the PMS. Women may suffer from more than one PMS symptoms. Women might get irritated very soon or with out any reason if suffering from PMS. The anxiety and tension level also increases. Mood swings are very common. ... Continue reading →

A woman can feel various problems during pregnancy. That is because her body undergoes a number of changes to help the foetus develop inside her uterus. These problems are liable to disappear during her pregnancy or after the birth. In any case, they are rarely serious. ( Pregnancy problems) Nausea and vomiting better known as morning sickness, commonly occurs between the sixth and the fourteenth week of pregnancy. Although it may seem from the common name that it only occurs in the morning, it often occurs throughout the day. Urinary problems generally occur in the form of the need to pass water more often than normal. There are various reasons for that to happen. There is also an increased risk of urinary infection. To avoid that, a pregnant woman should drink plenty of fluids and respond to the urge to urinate as promptly as possible. Constipation is another common occurrence during pregnancy. Hormonal changes slow down the passage of food through the intestines, and the ... Continue reading →