Category | Pregnancy & Labor

What You Need To Know About The Different Childbirth Options

Posted on 18 May 2009 by Jane Heiza

Childbirth is a crucial time for both mother and child. But modern medical techniques and facilities has made the experience safer, and even more convenient for most women. With the help of technology, health care providers can already detect and identify possible pregnancy risks early on. Thus, pregnant women are now faced with several options [...]

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Can Belly Wraps Help You Lose Pregnancy Weight?

Posted on 15 May 2009 by Jane Heiza

Many new moms are raving about belly wraps lately. And with celebrity moms included in the list of satisfied users, it is slowly gaining popularity. Many new moms are always on the look out for products that can help aid weight loss. After nine months of nurturing a baby inside the womb, most women are [...]

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Is It Safe To Get A Massage During Pregnancy?

Posted on 07 May 2009 by Jane Heiza

Almost everybody loves a relaxing massage that can surely revitalize your body and your senses. But when you are pregnant and you badly want to get a massage to ease your aching muscles, is it really safe to get one? Hence, it is important to understand how massage can be beneficial or harmful during pregnancy.
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How To Deal With Food Cravings During Pregnancy

Posted on 23 April 2009 by Jane Heiza

You may have already heard about women craving for a particular type of food during pregnancy. These cravings may either be typical everyday foods or an unusual combination of food items. During my pregnancy, I particularly craved tuna sandwiches with lettuce and lots of mustard. As strange as it may sound, I really found it [...]

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Is Sex Safe During Pregnancy?

Posted on 08 March 2009 by Jane Heiza

Many couples often worry whether sex during pregnancy is safe. It is only common for many couples to be concerned, whether intercourse can in any way harm their unborn baby. It may then help if you understand how sex may, or may not affect your growing baby. Here are the most common questions that expectant [...]

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Do You Really Need A Quad Screen During Pregnancy?

Posted on 03 March 2009 by Jane Heiza

Prenatal testing has made it possible for health care providers, to determine whether certain individuals are at risk for problems during pregnancy. Many expectant parents may worry over the health of their baby, even during the early stages of pregnancy. With the advent of prenatal testing, it has made pregnancies a more guarded experience for [...]

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What You Need To Know About Your Baby’s Kicks

Posted on 22 February 2009 by Jane Heiza

Pregnancy can be a very exciting time for expectant parents, and each day is crucial for a baby’s development inside the womb. Starting from a positive pregnancy test to the first ultrasound, expectant parents treasure these pregnancy milestones. During the first few weeks of pregnancy, a woman may not yet feel any physical indication that [...]

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How To Prevent Headaches During Pregnancy

Posted on 04 February 2009 by Jane Heiza

Many women may be surprised why they suddenly get more headaches during pregnancy. Headaches are common during the first and third trimesters of pregnancy. During the first trimester, fluctuating estrogen levels, and changes in the blood volume may trigger headaches in pregnant women. As a woman’s body gets used to these changes, headaches may temporarily [...]

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Why Cesarean Section Should Not Be Feared At All

Posted on 04 February 2009 by Edelita R. Jamis, M.D.

When I learned that I am carrying twins, I knew right then that I will not be able to experience natural birth. The initial ultrasound revealed that both of my twins are in breech position (the leading parts are buttocks instead of the heads). Although their presenting parts can still change as they grow inside [...]

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4 Methods of Birth Induction: Are They Safe?

Posted on 03 February 2009 by Edelita R. Jamis, M.D.

My mother often shared to me her experience regarding how I was born. Until now, she always thinks about how fortunate she was to be able to bring me out into this world without complications. “I’m sure about this doctor. I’m two weeks past my due date and I still haven’t delivered my baby. I [...]

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Fetal Ultrasound: A Glimpse Of Your Little One

Posted on 02 February 2009 by Edelita R. Jamis, M.D.

We are very fortunate nowadays that we have been provided with science. Science provides a golden opportunity to see our bundle of joy as early as a few weeks old through fetal ultrasound. My first ultrasound conducted at 12 weeks of pregnancy enabled me to experience the joy of knowing in advance that I will [...]

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