This exists as a personal question for all expecting mothers. Some women want to know as soon as possible so they can prepare for a child with special needs. Other mothers don’t care and do not have the test. The risk of having a child with Down Syndrome is
Ultrasounds can be used for several important reasons. First, they can determine a baby’s due date based on his or her size and development. Second, it can confirm whether or not a mother is carrying multiple babies. Third they …
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Before the widespread use of home pregnancy tests, women often created their own pregnancy tests. And you too, can make your own pregnancy test at home, with several simple ingredients readily available in your home or just down the road at your local…
This prenatal condition develops when there is too much amniotic fluid in the amniotic sac. And here’s the good news: polydyramnios develops in about 1% of expecting mothers. That means that …
Ready to learn a new prenatal vocabulary word? Oligohydramnios in pregnancy is a very long term referring to a dealing with a deficit of amniotic fluid. This is a condition that can lead to several serious conditions including facial distortion and growth restriction. …
You’re bound to come away from your pregnancy having learned an entirely new set of acronyms. One such acronym is DES. DES stands for diethylstilbestrol. In this blog, you will find more information about diethylstilbestrol in pregnancy. DES is a synthetic form of…
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So why should you submit yourself to that little prick when your doctor or midwife asks? Because your blood exists as a journal regarding what’s happening throughout your body
This time of crisis, how much do you love your family?
Sometimes we often neglect each other in our home. Sometimes we forgot to say simple greetings to our loved ones! We forgot to say the words "I Love You" because of many things in life that makes us busy.
In this time of coronavirus crisis, I believe this is a great opportunity to show your love to your family as we all stay at home to be safe! Make sure that you say the words "I Love You" before it is too late.
Mostly, take your love into an action. Show to your loved ones how much you loved them through doing something that she or he will love! Like, cook his special food or give him a special massage!
As Mother Teresa says, Love begins at home!
From our family to yours, keep safe everyone!
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Today, April 7, 2020 is the WHO World Health Day!
We at My Pregnant Health are joining the World Health Organization to celebrate the 25th year of World Health Day 2020, with a tagline “Support Nurses and Midwives”!
We are one in supporting the Nurses and Midwives around the world. In times of emergency health crisis, like this #CoronavirusPandemic, they are the frontliners who risked their lives to help and assist to your health needs. Thus, we want to say Thank you to all the nurses, midwives and health care workers who comprised the nurses and midwives workforce around the world!
This World Health Day, support our nurses and midwives through sharing these images from WHO and take your time to share your experience of how these health workers helped you in times of your health emergency needs.
Show us your support and courage to speak your #ThankYouMessage to our nurses and midwives!
For more information about WHO World Health Day 2020, visit here, www.who.int/news-room/campaigns/world-health-day/world-health-day-2020.
Keep safe everyone!
- From all of us at My Pregnant Health family!
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7 April 2020 is the day to celebrate the work of nurses and midwives and remind world leaders of the critical role they play in keeping the world healthy. Nurses and other health workers are at the fo...Check out National Public Health Week #NPHW 2020 daily themes here, www.nphw.org/nphw-2020.
For Tuesday April 7, 2020 topic, #NPHW2020 will discuss the issues about Maternal and Child Health. This discussion will ensure the health of mothers and babies throughout the lifespan.
Join now and find out the best #pregnancytips and issues to be discussed from the the from the medical experts and public health professionals!
Photo credit to National Public Health Week organization!
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Mark your calendar for 2 p.m. ET on Wednesday, April 8. That's the time for annual National Public Health Week Twitter Chat! RSVP: https://www.twtvite.com/yleqzpythc #NPHWChat
