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Things You Wish Somebody Had Told You About Cesarean

Whether you want a natural birth or a Cesarean, you need to be prepared in the first place. There are many things pregnant women...

How Long You Should Wait To Have Sex After Childbirth

One should definitely avoid having sex immediately after childbirth because it can cause bleeding, increases risk of uterine infection and ruptures wounds that are still healing. The recommended wait time is between 4 and 6 weeks after delivery. Even after this, women may struggle with low libido, less lubrication, and low self-esteem. It's important to feel emotionally and mentally ready, before having sex again.

Is Your Birth Control Causing Acne?

Did you know that your acne can be a side-effect of your birth control? Certain forms of contraception like androgen-based oral pills, depot shots, hormonal IUDs, and sub-dermal implants can cause acne. They contain the male hormone, androgen, that triggers breakouts. If your birth control is causing acne flare-ups, talk to your doctor and consider using an alternative form of contraceptive.

All You Need To Know About The Breech Position

With your little one’s head moving closer to the birth canal, your baby takes the delivery position few weeks prior to birth. When your...

Can You Have A Vaginal Birth After You’ve Had A C-Section?

If you meet the guidelines issued by the ACOG, you are an appropriate candidate for vaginal birth after a C-section. However, the risks of opting for a vaginal birth after a C-section include the rupture of the uterine scar or the uterine itself. The benefits include a shorter recovery period, fewer infections, less blood loss, and less neonatal breathing issues. Weigh the pros and cons and make your decision only after consulting with your gynecologist.

5 Reliable Ways To Prepare Yourself For A Natural Birth

A drug-free delivery with minimum or no medical intervention is how some women envisage their birth. However, 9 out of 10 women who plan to...

Tips To Remember When You Plan A Natural Birth

If you are committed to having a natural birth and are concerned about the effect of pain management interventions on your baby's health, just...

Crowning During Delivery: Facts To Be Aware Of

Out of all the stages of labor and birth, the first stage is the most intense whereas the crowning is the toughest part. In...

All You Need To Know About Preterm Labor And Birth

When a baby is born in between 20 and 34 weeks of pregnancy, she is called a preterm or premature baby. It's the leading cause of death among children below the age of 5 worldwide. This is because preterm babies are more vulnerable to illnesses compared to infants born at full-term. There are several risk factors for a preterm labor to occur. However, it can be prevented with lifestyle modifications.

7 Things Everyone Thinks That Happen During A C-Section, But Don’t

There is no dearth of misinformation about c-sections. Even though rates of c-sections are on the rise in the United States, many people still...

How Positive Affirmations Can Improve Your Pregnancy and Birth Experience

What if the words you speak could give you the strength and determination to make a difference in your life? Positive affirmations are associated psychological...

Everything You Want To Know About A C-Section Scar

Whenever anyone talks about a c-section, many concerns come to an expectant mom’s mind. Among many other things, every pregnant woman worries about the incision...

Go Easy On Your Body After C-Section With 7 Simple Exercises

Before you begin with exercising, you must remember that recovering should be your first priority. A c-section is a surgery—your body has undergone a...

7 Reasons To Choose Home Birth

The technological advancement has equipped hospitals to give the best care during childbirth. Most hospitals have come up with family-centered birthing suites, providing compassionate...

7 Labor Support Tips for Dads

There is no death of tips for women to help them cope with the labor pain. You may have read a lot of them....