Yes! Influenza has been shown to be safe in pregnancy. If you are at high risk for contracting influenza, it is strongly recommended.<\/p>\n
Consistent and constant\u00a0uterine contractions as well as\u00a0water breaking are signs you are in labor.<\/p>\n
Braxton Hicks contractions, commonly referred to as false labor, usually begin sometime after the 20th week of pregnancy. They can be intense, but they’re usually inconsistent. If you have questions, you should contact your physician.<\/p>\n
Every woman is different, but it is generally\u00a0recommended to keep weight gain at approxmately\u00a025 to 35 pounds.<\/p>\n
It takes approximately 6 weeks for your uterus, cervix, and vaginal tissues to return to their normal pre-pregnant state.<\/p>\n
You should feel free to keep your regular dental appointments. In fact, a healthy mouth benefits both you and your baby.<\/p>\n
Amniocentesis has been shown to be both safe and accurate in the diagnosis of chromosomal anomolies. If you have further questions, you should discuss your concerns with your OB.<\/p>\n
Sciatica is a very common condition that usually occurs late in pregnancy due to the pressure your growing baby is putting on your joints and organs. Thankfully, this is temporary and resolves after delivery.<\/p>\n
Many women experience\u00a0cramping during\u00a0the early stages of their\u00a0pregnancy. If your cramping persists, feels intensely painful or if it is associated with bleeding or spotting, you should discuss this with your physician immediately.<\/p>\n
Can I eat fish?<\/p>\n
Recent findings from healthcare officials have lead to recent and more strict warnings about the consumption of fish. There is concern\u00a0that the level of mercury in fish might pose certain risks to a developing fetus.<\/p>\n
Some antibiotics and certain other medications have the potential to reduce the effectiveness of birth control pills. If you are taking antibiotics, you should discuss alternate methods of birth control with your physician.<\/p>\n
Ectopic pregnancy, also known as tubal pregnancy, develops outside the uterus, usually in the fallopian tube.<\/p>\n
Because of the risk of transmission to your infant, the American College of OB\/GYN recommends cesarean section if any herpes lesions are present at the time of your delivery.<\/p>\n
There are several types of anesthesia that can be used during labor and delivery. It is important for each woman to understand her options and discuss them with her physician before she goes into labor.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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