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Safe And Natural Birth Control Methods

Natural birth-control methods can be effective if used accurately. A popular option is to keep track of changes in your body temperature and cervical fluid while tracking your monthly cycle. Using fertility tests can also be useful. Lactational amenorrhoea, outercourse, and herbal medications also help.
Vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) has some risks but might be safer than multiple C-sections.

Risks Of Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC): 6 Factors To Consider

If you’re due to deliver soon and have had a C-section before, some comforting statistics should make you feel better about a vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC). While risks of uterine rupture exist, the odds aren’t worse than when having multiple C-sections. What’s best depends on your health, age, and pregnancy complications if any.

Undisturbed Labor – What Is It And Why Aim For One?

Have you ever imagined labor as an ecstatic, pleasant experience? You may not have. You are not alone. It is always pictured as the...
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The Struggles Of Breastfeeding A Newborn And What You Can Do About Them

When you are pregnant, you may feel that it is one of the most beautiful and one of the most challenging phases of your...

Postpartum Bleeding: What To Expect After Giving Birth

It's natural for most women to bleed for 4–6 weeks after delivery. This postpartum bleeding is known as lochia. It's normal to bleed heavily and pass grape-sized clots for the first 4 days. Over the next few weeks, usually, the blood turns brownish-pink and finally white and no clots are passed. But it's not normal to bleed unusually heavily (soaking a maxi-pad in an hour) or pass multiple golf ball-sized clots at any point in the bleeding period – not even the first 4 days.

The Best Vegan Mexican Food: Facts And Secrets

If you haven’t believed the fact yet, it’s time to toy with the idea yourself: vegan Mexican food exists. True that Mexican cuisine can...

That ‘S’ Word! How Do You Teach Your Preteen About Sex And Birth Control?

Curiosity, that’s exactly how it starts. Younger kids are curious and more interested in pregnancy and babies than the mechanics of sex. As parents,...

6 Things Gynecologists Wish All Women Knew

Gynecologists play a pivotal part in the lives of all women. Gynecologists happen to be the ones who know their patients inside out quite...

Should Your Mother-In-Law Be In The Delivery Room With You When You Give Birth?

Every pregnant mom has lots of questions in their mind as they near the due date. Without any doubt, one of the most important...
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First Period After Pregnancy: What To Expect Post Childbirth

Prolactin, the milk-producing hormone in humans, inhibits ovulation. Hence, mothers of exclusively breastfed babies get a period 6–8 months after delivery. Bottlefeeding mothers may get into the flow much earlier, as early as 4 weeks after delivery. Remember, pregnancy is a possibility even if your period hasn't resumed. An iron-rich diet and herbs such as moringa, garden cress, and shatavari can help ease you into the menstrual routine after childbirth.

6 Ways To Prepare For A Better Labor And Birth Experience

A mother envisages her labor to be over in a series of quick pushes and ending with her newborn crying and wriggling in her arms....

Breastfeeding A Baby With Health Problems

Breastfeeding is indeed a challenge for new moms. It becomes all the more difficult if your baby has a health problem. Even if he/she...

Forceps-Assisted Birth: What Are The Pros And Cons?

The process of labor and birth don't always progress as anticipated. Under certain circumstances, your baby needs some external assistance to help them with the birth....

The Story Of Cesarean Section: From Inception To Transformation

Cesarean section or c-sections is a widely-known surgical type of birth method. During the procedure, an incision is made in the mother's abdomen and...

8 Reasons Why Your Breast Size May Increase Suddenly

Sudden increase in breast size can be alarming. However, hormonal changes associated with puberty, pregnancy and periods can all cause the breasts to change size over time. These changes are temporary. Weight gain can also cause an increase. Breast cancer, also characterized by enlarged breasts, can be detected early on using a breast self-examination. Evaluate all possible causes to determine the root of the problem.