[ad_1] Incredibly exhausted, like in a next-level kind of way? Feeling extremely queasy every time you see or smell food? It may be your body just reacting to pregnancy — but it also may be a sign that you have more than one bun in the oven. Although there’s been a slight decrease in twin pregnancies…
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[ad_1] When I was pregnant with my second daughter, my first daughter was in preschool and constantly brought home the dreaded daycare bugs. I experienced multiple colds during pregnancy in addition to having both the flu and COVID while I was pregnant! The coughing caused me to have incontinence, and my pregnancy congestion only worsened.…
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[ad_1] Your baby will take the nutrients they need from you, whether you have enough to spare or not. Because of this, it’s vital to get enough nutrients for both you and your growing baby. Unfortunately, many moms begin pregnancy deficient in one or more vitamins or minerals, so prenatal vitamins become especially important. The…
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[ad_1] As you progress in the pregnancy journey, the belly grows, and with the hormonal changes, it’s normal for you to feel tired, anxious, cramped, swollen etc. It is common to experience swollen hands, legs, and other body parts, including the vagina during pregnancy. What is Vaginal Swelling During Pregnancy? A swollen vulva is a…
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[ad_1] Maternal health plays a crucial role from conception to childbirth. Routine pregnancy health checks (pregnancy care) are essential from the first to the last trimester. For instance, conditions such as preeclampsia, anaemia, poor nutrition, stress, anxiety and depression may arise during pregnancy. These conditions can give rise to cognitive, emotional and physical disorders in…
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[ad_1] Remember looking oh-so-gorgeous wearing those beautiful dresses and stilettos and nice-pointed- heels at parties and other occasions? These mainly were common in your pre-pregnancy days. Now that you’re pregnant it’s been quite a few months, and wearing heels according to your healthcare practitioner may not be a very good idea for you. But do…
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[ad_1] Visiting the healthcare practitioner in every trimester of your pregnancy is the norm. Your healthcare provider takes you through several tests and ultrasound scans to see your pregnancy health and the health of the baby inside your womb. The tests and scans can show that due to your age, health condition, and several other…
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[ad_1] Raksha Bandhan is knocking at the door! During this festival, as an elder or younger brother, you promise to protect your elder or younger sister against all odds. This is a festival when the bond between a brother and sister strengthens and this beautiful relationship of brotherly and sisterly love, care, and protection begins…
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[ad_1] You’ve sailed through your first trimester battling with morning sickness, fatigue, breast soreness, etc. Once the fog of the early stages of pregnancy has passed, and you’ve entered the second and third phases, the shift in the pregnancy hormones is responsible for making you swell, gain weight, and change your appetite. So much that,…
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[ad_1] It’s amazing how you’re nurturing another life inside you for a few months! It’s a whole lot of happiness both for you and your family. But, while you’re developing your little one inside you, you’re feeling tired, and swollen. You might even be suffering from a lot of pregnancy pains. Furthermore, pains and woes…
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