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Written by Jane Brown
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Noticing Pregnancy SymptomsPregnancy symptoms signal that you are pregnant or that you could be. As you consider if you could be pregnant, keep in mind that some of the symptoms of pregnancy may not be as specific. For example, not everyone will experience the same symptoms or even all of them. Your body will determine some of the symptoms you make, but so will each pregnancy. Therefore, if you suspect you could be pregnant, you may want to find out if it is the case through a home pregnancy test or by seeing your doctor. |
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Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Pregnancy |
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Written by Jane Brown
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Sexually transmitted diseases contracted during pregnancy can have very serious implications for both the mother and child, and should be treated as soon as possible to prevent potentially life-threatening situations.
Even women who aren't pregnant can face some very serious health implications from an STD, but in pregnancy these issues become pronounced because of the physiological changes in pregnancies that leave women more vulnerable to infection and disease. The CDC has an excellent information guide regarding pregnancy and |
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Postpartum Depression 101 |
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Written by Jane Brown
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You've just given birth to your child, one of the happiest, most fulfilling moments of your life. But if this is true, why can't you help but feeling...empty, alone, helpless?
Remember, our emotions are largely regulated by chemical processes going on in our brains, and during pregnancy there's a lot of hormones and other chemicals racing through your body. It's no surprise that when pregnancy is over the changes of your body reverting back to normal have an impact on your emotions and feelings. |
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