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Endometriosis: need to knows
...pregnancy. however, after surgery, endometriosis may reoccur.
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What to drink while breastfeeding
...pregnancy; a glass of wine has roughly between one and a half units and two and a half units, depending on the wine, a pint of strong lager is three units and an alcopop has one and a half units...
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How babies are made
...pregnancy and the lining of the uterus is shed along with the egg. by contrast, men’s bodies produce sperm around the clock. sperm maturation takes roughly between 64 and 72 days. each...
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Healing after birth
...pregnancy hormones, and if it was a caesarean birth, you may be sore for a while. the good news is that as the level of hormones drops, the tone of smooth muscle throughout the body improves. you will...
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Having sex after birth
...pregnancy and birth that you need time for it to recover. you just don't feel like your old self. many women report that their libido is low during this time in their lives. they just don't...
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A discussion of fertility treatment basics
...pregnancy. if there are blockages, your doctor can perform surgery to correct it. there is also assisted hatching and ivf (in vitro fertilization). the downside of fertility treatments is that they...
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Umbilical cord care – a ‘how to’ guide
...pregnancy to your baby. once your baby arrives, the cord is cut and clamped off. the stump left behind does not cause your baby any pain. as you are advised to try to keep the cord dry, your baby...
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Anti-depressants when pregnant
anti-depressants when pregnant continuing to take anti-depressants during pregnancy whether to continue with your anti-depressant medication once pregnant is a question that should be asked of your...
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Avoiding preterm labour
...pregnancy to be considered full term it needs to last 40 weeks in total. if a child is born prior to 37 weeks, your baby will be preterm. complications associated with preterm labour include low birth...
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When to throw a baby shower
...pregnancy during the first trimester because of the higher risk of miscarriage. besides, you will most likely be experiencing nausea and discomfort as your body begins to adjust to the new addition...
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Avoiding Post-partum Depression
...pregnancy and the post-partum period, even if at times it seems impossible to do. exercise is a key component, not only in your physical health, but also in reducing your risk for ppd. squeezing in...
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Preparing your preschooler for a new arrival
...pregnancy, such as information about morning sickness. if your child notices that you are tired, just tell him or her that helping the baby to grow is hard work, and that it’s normal too feel...
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Extended breastfeeding
...pregnancy, coping with that, and with breast-feeding, may be too much for you. at the end of the day, choosing to extend breastfeeding is something personal, and whether you do or don’t...
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Premature babies and their learning abilities
...pregnancy. medical complications after delivery of a premature baby can also increase the likelihood of problems. in most cases, children who were born prematurely can catch up in development as they...
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What is the best way to talk to my child about birth control?
...pregnancy. the same goes for teen boys, it's vital that they know the importance of always using a condom, never taking any chances and of the dangers of sexually transmitted disease. it's...
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Is it normal to lose hair after giving birth?
is it normal to lose hair after giving birth? due to the hormonal changes during pregnancy, your hair goes through a longer “resting” phase than normal. this means it doesn't fall out...
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Why does my skin seem more oily (or more dry) since I had my baby?
...pregnancy, your body released many hormones. these levels are normalising now, but this can and does affect your skin. you may have had clear skin during pregnancy and find that you now suffer from...
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Since I’ve been pregnant, my skin is always itchy. What can I do?
since i’ve been pregnant, my skin is always itchy. what can i do? it is very common for women to experience itchy skin during pregnancy. although in most cases it is harmless and simply a temporary...
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How do I talk to my child about birth control and protection without giving the impression that I approve of sex at her age?
...pregnancy or a life-threatening illness. you may firmly believe that abstinence is the only option for your child, but if she thinks you won’t forgive her for losing her virginity then she may...
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