Objectives: Homeopathy is an alternative medicine which reacts based on the principal as ‘likes cures likes’. Small amount and much diluted medicine of original substance that produces signs and symptoms in healthy individuals can treat disease with similar signs and symptoms. Many studies have confirmed the positive effects of homeopathic medicines. Homeopathy is a perfect complement to the science of midwifery. Many women’s health problems are easily treated with homeopathic medicines. The objective of current study is to visualize and analyze the scientific activities by leading countries in the field of Homeopathy and Midwifery.Materials and Methods: All papers entitled Homeopathy in the database of Web of Science were extracted and went under contain analysis. Databases of Science Citation Index Expanded SCI-E) and Social Science Citation Index SSCI) from Web of Science were used to obtain all row data.Results: Retrieving of data led a total number of 1830 papers entitled homeopathy. The contain analysis of extracted papers showed that only 2% of them was in the subject area of Obstetrics & Gynecology. England was the leading country regarding to producing and publishing papers in the field of homeopathy followed by USA and Germany respectively.Conclusion: Regarding to the effective role of homeopathy on Obstetrics & Gynecology, the portion of performed research activities in the subject area of homeopathy seems to be very redundant and small.

Dear Editor, Obtaining informed consent is a fundamental aspect of medical ethics to protect patients’,autonomy and human dignity. An adequate practice of informed consent is complex and has not only personal but also ethical, legal, and administrative implications. 1 This may mean context-specific adaptation, particularly in the field of obstetrics and gynecology. Medical specialists must ensure that the provided information is according to the patient’, s mental capacity, and that they are aware of what medical examination entails, and what a particular diagnosis means. Moreover, if there are treatment alternatives, what are the expected benefits, potential complications and risks, the consequences of refusing treatment, and medical costs? 2 For instance, in the case of cesarean delivery on maternal request, physicians should point out the safety of normal vaginal delivery and describe potential complications and risks of the intended surgery including side effects of anesthesia, wound infection, thromboembolism, abnormal adherence of the placenta (placenta accreta) or abnormal invasion of the placenta (placenta increta and percreta), which may lead to hysterectomy and blood transfusion. Patients should also be made aware that some insurance companies may not cover the costs of surgery without an obstetric indication for a cesarean section. Given the above, patients should be able to opt for a medical procedure freely and voluntarily without any threats or coercion. . .