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Heartburn and diet
Heartburn is a common complaint
during pregnancy. It occurs when pregnancy hormones cause the muscle to the
stomach to relax, allowing acidic digestive juices to surge into the esophagus.
The resul . . .
Heartburn in pregnancy
Heartburn is a pretty common complaint during pregnancy. It occurs when pregnancy hormones cause the muscle to the stomach to relax, allowing acidic digestive juices to surge into the esophagu . . .
Common sleep problems in pregnancy
Nothing is more depressing than realizing you’re the only person awake within a 20-mile radius but poor sleep is another one of those pregnancy niggles. As your uterus expands, you’ll need to go to th . . .
How often do I go for my prenatal checks?
Your
prenatal checks will be something you look forward to, as not only do they
provide a place to answer your questions and allay your fears, but they keep
you up to date on your baby's progress a . . .
Reflux in babies
Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is different from the spitting up that many babies do if they’ve taken in too much milk.
It happens more consistently and your baby is likely t . . .
Pregnancy dietary aversions
Some
women find they can’t eat certain foods during their pregnancy, thanks to morning sickness. Sometimes, there doesn't seem
to be rhyme or reason to it, but you may just go off particular foods. . . .
Pregnancy and medication.
Taking medicine while pregnant can be a tricky and confusing process. That is why it is always best and safest to consult with a doctor before taking any medicine during your pregnancy.
Pregnancy and medication
There are certain medications that are best avoided during pregnancy, some that are considered safe and others on which there’s no research available and may be administered at your doctor’s d . . .
Natural health during pregnancy
In a general sense, taking a more ‘natural’ approach to your health during your pregnancy is to be applauded.
It’s common sense that taking lots of painkillers or antibiotics over th . . .
Excessive saliva and pregnancy
Excess saliva production – called Having a watery mouth, otherwise known as ptyalism – is a fairly common complaint of early pregnancy.
It’s likely the usual hormonal changes going o . . .