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Every Mother Should Know about PlacentalAbnormality
The placenta is an important material medium for the mother to nurture her baby, and placental abnormalities are a relatively common condition during pregnancy. There are many types of placental abnormalities, some of which are even unheard of. However, since the placenta plays an important role in material exchange between mother and child, the placental abnormality particularly requires the attention of pregnant women.
Improper Breast Massage during Pregnancy May Lead to Premature Delivery or Miscarriage
Affected by the secretion of hormones, a woman’s body parts change during the pregnancy, and the most painful one is the lingering breast distending pain. Although the breast massage can relieve the pain, the improper breast massage may lead to premature delivery or miscarriage.
Can You Rest Assured After the Glucose Challenge Test is Normal? Do Not Underestimate the Tolerance of Hyperglycemia
Speaking of the most difficult "checkpoint" for pregnant women to check during pregnancy, blood sugar must be on the list. Is diabetes diagnosed during pregnancy different from the diabetes we often say? Normal of the glucose challenge test means that you are really pass?
The Role of the Placenta in Maternal Mental Health
The placenta is the nutritive organ for the human fetus. It plays multiple roles in protecting the pregnancy from pathogens, producing the right endocrine milieu, supplying nutrients, and removing wastes. A more interesting role for this organ is the regulation of maternal mood and behavior, thus impacting neonatal well-being.
Is it okay to run or jog if you're pregnant?
If the idea of spending your pregnancy lying on the sofa fills you with dread, you’re not alone. While many pregnant women take comfort in resting up ahead of baby’s arrival – and with some women having to do so for medical reasons, such as pre-eclampsia – others prefer to keep active during pregnancy.
Is it okay to run or jog if you're pregnant?
If the idea of spending your pregnancy lying on the sofa fills you with dread, you’re not alone. While many pregnant women take comfort in resting up ahead of baby’s arrival – and with some women having to do so for medical reasons, such as pre-eclampsia – others prefer to keep active during pregnancy.