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Your body is miraculous. It’s gone through physical and hormonal changes to bring life into the world and will continue to provide for your baby. While postpartum hormone changes are normal and expected, sometimes they can cause unwanted symptoms such as the “baby blues” or postpartum depression. Luckily, there are ways that you can help your body adjust your hormones back to more stable levels.
When you give birth, your attention will likely be focused on keeping your newborn healthy and happy. But some new mothers experience postpartum preeclampsia, which requires an early diagnosis for proper treatment. In this article, we’ll discuss what you need to know, symptoms, causes, risk factors, and possible treatments.
It’s normal to feel some discomfort after giving birth, so it may be difficult to tell the difference between what’s normal and signs of infection postpartum. Learn the signs and symptoms of infection and other common post-pregnancy complications to get the treatment you need.
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If you are preparing for pregnancy, then you’re probably thinking about how to have a healthy baby. The best thing you can do for your future baby is to focus on your pre-pregnancy health.
It’s never too early to start getting healthy before baby, but most experts recommend working on pre-pregnancy health at least 3 months before you start trying to get pregnant. Follow these 9 steps to get healthy before baby.
About 10 to 15% of couples are affected by infertility. If you are trying to conceive, you can make healthy food choices that help your body prepare for pregnancy. Foods that are good for fertility can boost your reproductive abilities and increase your chances of getting pregnant.
Some foods aid fertility and some foods inhibit it. In this article, we will identify the best diet for fertility and some foods to avoid.
When you’re pregnant, food cravings can hit pretty hard. But you should know that there are certain foods and drinks that pregnant women shouldn’t consume. Many types of food you currently enjoy may make you sick or harm a developing baby.
Overall, it’s best to err on the side of caution with what you’re eating while pregnant. Many foods contain potentially harmful bacteria, or preservatives that are much more potent to your developing baby than they are to you. In this article, we’ll go over what foods to avoid when pregnant and why you should skip them for the next 9 months.