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MSG and Pregnancy
Monosodium glutamate (MSG) has been a controversial topic for discussion over decades.
Listeria in pregnancy
Pregnant women are constantly warned about the dangers of listeria.
Alcohol and Pregnancy
It’s important to understand that alcohol can affect an unborn child’s development.
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Soft Cheese and Pregnancy
Soft cheese can be a difficult thing for many mothers to give up during pregnancy. Especially if their Friday night ritual involves a get together and cheese snacks with the girls.
Chinese Conception Chart
The Chinese Conception Chart, also known as The Chinese Gender Chart or Chinese Pregnancy Calendar, is a popular and fun tool for parents to use
Infantile Eczema: All you need to know
Eczema is caused by skin inflammation and results in itchy and dry skin. Surprisingly, babies too may suffer from eczema, starting as early as when they are two months old. Eczema can be effectively treated and so, most children get completely cured. But some of the children with eczema, carry it to their adulthood or may develop other atopic illnesses like allergy and asthma.
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Pimples and acne
Although extra sebum production is responsible for that lovely “glow” that pregnant women can have, it’s also the culprit for outbreaks of pimples.
38 Weeks Pregnant – What To Expect?
The big event could happen any day now. Your baby is probably sitting pretty low in your pelvis, bumping into all kinds of nerves down there. So, while you are dealing with this new discomfort, watch out for sign of labour.
What to Expect Every Month of Pregnancy
Congratulations on your pregnancy! The next nine months will see incredible changes taking place as you prepare for the arrival of your bub.
Chickenpox and Pregnancy
Catching chickenpox at any age is a nuisance, but this blistering virus can cause serious complications when you are pregnant.
Everything You Need To Know About C-Section
A caesarean birth or caesarean section means your baby is born via an operation. The surgeon makes an opening in your stomach and then the uterus, and takes the baby out.
Follicular Phase
The follicular phase is the time from day 1 of your period until the day on which you ovulate. On average, this lasts for around 13 or 14 days in women who have 28 day menstrual cycles. So even before your period is phasing out, your body is already preparing to release another egg in around 9 day’s time
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