Taking the wrong medicine may lead to birth defects or miscarriage. It’s considered dangerous drugs if it affects the pregnancy when taken by the mother.Dangerous Medicine during Early PregnancyYou should exercise caution with respect to taking medication during early pregnancy. Using prescription carelessly could have fatal consequences for the fetus. To guarantee your own peace of […]
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“My wife is pregnant for the first time, what do I need to do?”. This is commonly the words I hear from fathers to be.It is important that the husband takes part in the pregnancy process, too by being a good husband. The fetus in her belly can feel the same deep affection that mom […]
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During early pregnancy, it is best to focus on your nutrition. Try not to consume more calories than you did before you got pregnant. What is most important at this time is to make sure you are getting enough high-quality protein, calcium and other critical nutrients. The nutrition that you are getting from what you […]
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Even if you do not write in a pregnancy journal often, try to keep one when pregnant. Fill page after page with the love you have for your child in mind. Even as the years go by, taking out your pregnancy journal and reading it will fill you with joy. You can also show it […]
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Morning sickness, bleeding, frequent urination and other unpleasant symptoms are some of the early pregnancy symptoms. You should know how to keep them in check. Some early pregnancy symptoms last the whole trimester.Morning Sickness: Early Pregnancy Symptoms Quick Navigation Morning Sickness: Early Pregnancy SymptomsHypoglycemia and DizzinessMemory LossBleedingEctopic Pregnancy (Signs of Pregnancy)MiscarriageCervical EctropionPolyp of CervixMolar PregnancyHemorrhoidsOvarian […]
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Weeks 4 to 7 are an incredibly important time for the fetus, which is the mark of being 2 months pregnant. As different organs take shape, more human features gradually appear. Nerves for the eyes, ears and brain develop, while the heart, kidneys, stomach and other internal organs have already taken shape. Be especially cautious when […]
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At 11 weeks, which is you being 3 months pregnant, the chorion has yet to attach completely to the endometrium. This situation is easily led to a miscarriage. Getting an ultrasound exam to see what the fetus looks like should be enough to ease mom’s nerves. The face of constant worries, severe morning sickness, and physical […]
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At 1 month pregnant, it begins on the first day of your last menstrual cycle and ends at 4 weeks (28 days). At 7-10 days following fertilization, the fertilized egg undergoes cell division as it moves into the uterus for implantation. By 3 weeks, the fetus will be absorbing its mother’s nutrients, marking the true […]
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