Tag: prenatal care
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24 Weeks Pregnant: Baby Development, Symptoms & Signs
At home insemination At 24 weeks along, your baby is now about the size of an ear of corn, measuring approximately 11.5 inches (29.2 cm) and weighing around 1.3 pounds (0.59 kg). Can you believe it? Only 16 weeks to go until you meet your little one! As your pregnancy progresses, your baby’s facial features…
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What You Need to Know About COVID-19 During Pregnancy
At home insemination If you’re expecting a baby, it’s completely normal to feel anxious about COVID-19. Let’s break down what you should keep in mind regarding this virus and your pregnancy. How Does COVID-19 Spread While Pregnant? Similar to other coronaviruses, COVID-19 spreads through respiratory droplets from an infected individual. This can happen during close…
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Your Baby’s Arrival is Set for February 17, 2026
At home insemination As you navigate through this journey, it’s helpful to be informed about various aspects of pregnancy and conception. For example, if you’re curious about implantation bleeding, it can often resemble your menstrual cycle but might indicate pregnancy. Learn more about this in our article on spotting and its significance. You may also…
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Exploring the Second Trimester of Pregnancy: Weeks 14 to 27
At home insemination Welcome to your second trimester! This phase is often considered the most enjoyable part of pregnancy for many. As you transition from the first trimester, you can expect a range of changes that bring some relief from earlier pregnancy discomforts. Say goodbye to nausea and hello to a renewed appetite. You might…
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What to Know About Orgasms During Pregnancy — Are They Safe?
At home insemination You might have heard that orgasms can feel more intense during pregnancy, but what about their safety? Here’s what you need to know about experiencing pleasure while expecting. Are Orgasms Safe During Pregnancy? Unless advised otherwise by your healthcare provider, orgasms and sexual activity are generally safe for most women throughout their…
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Nourishing Your Body During Twin Pregnancy: Essential Foods for Expecting Moms of Multiples
At home insemination Congratulations on your twin pregnancy! Balancing the joys and challenges of carrying two (or more!) little ones can be overwhelming, but one thing is certain: you have a wonderful opportunity to nourish not just yourself, but your babies as well. Here’s what you need to know about fueling your body and ensuring…
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Twin Pregnancy Complications and Risks
At home insemination Hey there! If you’re expecting twins, you might feel a mix of excitement and a few nerves. After all, carrying more than one baby can come with some added risks to consider. But don’t worry – with proper prenatal care and monitoring, many of these risks can be managed effectively. Potential Complications…
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Understanding Preeclampsia: Signs to Look Out For
At home insemination Hey friends! So, let’s dive into a topic that many expectant parents might encounter during pregnancy: preeclampsia. It’s a condition that affects about 7% of pregnant women, and while it sounds a bit scary, the good news is that with early detection and proper treatment, you can still enjoy a healthy pregnancy.…
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Activity Restrictions During Pregnancy: Understanding Your Doctor’s Recommendations
At home insemination Getting rest during pregnancy, often referred to as activity restriction, is a term commonly used by healthcare providers when they suggest limiting your activities. This can range from taking frequent breaks to, in more severe cases, a hospital stay. While about 20% of pregnancies in the U.S. still involve some form of…