Calcium oxalate is by far the most common type of kidney stone. Less frequently, uric acid can cause stones. (This is the same chemical compound that is the cause of gout.) Struvite, xanthine, and other types of stones are rare. Some stones are combinations of these minerals and chemicals.
Your doctor will give you a schedule of all the doctor's visits you should have while pregnant. As your pregnancy progresses, you'll see your doctor more often. Most experts suggest you see your doctor: about once each month for the first six months of pregnancy. every two weeks for the seventh and eight month of pregnancy.
Best Answer: Your doctor will normally talk to you about being tested for HIV at least once during your pregnancy. If not, you should specifically ask for an HIV test. Don't assume it is done automatically, as it requires a consent form. Women with HIV can be given medications to reduce the risk of transmission of HIV to the baby. Source(s): I do HIV education and testing.