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Pre-eclampsia
Pre-eclampsia is pregnancy induced hypertension that can result in high blood pressure, increased swelling of feet and protein in urine.
Pre-eclampsia
Pre-eclampsia is pregnancy induced hypertension that can result in high blood pressure, increased swelling of feet and protein in urine.
Pre-eclampsia: the facts.
Pre-eclampsia or pregnancy induced hypertension, is thought to occur in 8-10 per cent of pregnancies, and 85 per cent of these are first-time pregnancies.
It is the most common form . . .
Birth complications
Although most women go on to have successful births and healthy babies, it is worth preparing yourself for the unexpected things that can happen during labour and birth.
Hospital birth
Hospitals are trying increasingly harder to meet all of your labour needs and comforts.
Premature labor and birth
A baby born before the end of week 37, is considered premature. There are many reasons for why a premature birth may occur...
Twins and multiples
Most twin or multiply pregnancies can be born vaginally with no problems, although the mother will need close monitoring throughout her labour.
What can and can't I do in labor?
It may be best to stay at home at the first signs of early labour, otherwise you may have a long and boring wait ahead of you. Luckily you can still perform light activities and still enjoy a snack or . . .
Am I in labor?
There are many different symptoms to look out for in determing whether or not you are in labour. You may experience engagement, a nesting instinct, or Braxton Hicks Contractions to name a few.
When should I go to hospital?
It may seem tempting to rush to hospital as soon as you feel the first twinge of a contraction, but the longer you stay at home, the better. However, if contractions become stronger or vaginal bleedin . . .