It’s not generally bad to squeeze your breasts during pregnancy, and if you’re doing it to collect colostrum before birth, you can do so after completing 39 weeks of pregnancy. Even if small, there’s a chance that hand expression could lead to stimulation that …
Eating hotdogs for pregnant women is safe as long as it’s cooked well and consumed in a limited amount. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advises reheating the hotdog until it steams hot before eating. Processed foods are at a high risk of contamination …
According to the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, pregnant women take at least two months of sick leave. Overall, they found that 75% of the pregnant women had taken their sick leave at some point during the pregnancy, and the most common time …
When an umbilical cord is straight, it’s termed as a hypo-coiling of the cord. It may represent a pathologic developmental process that places the fetus at risk. The absence of the typical coiled umbilical configuration may result in a cord that is structurally less …
A vibrating back massager is safe during pregnancy if following proper instructions. A back massager can help relieve pregnant women’s issues, including back pains, sleep deprivation, and swelling. It reduces back and leg pains, minimizes stress, enhances sleep, and helps labor. It’s recommended not to …
Some mothers might experience negative or intrusive thoughts toward breastfeeding, known as breastfeeding aversion and agitation (BAA). Being mad or sad while breastfeeding might slow their milk flow, but the milk and its nutritional properties remain intact. The best way to deal with agitation …
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