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How to return to work as a new mom

Returning to work after your maternity leave can be overwhelming. Experts provide tips on how to make the transition, smooth and healthy
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Why you may be having trouble getting pregnant

PCOS, an unhealthy lifestyle, smoking and stress can all affect conception. Counselling before pregnancy can help identify and treat the underlying issues
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A – Z guide to antenatal pregnancy tests

All you need to know about the antenatal tests to undergo in all trimesters of pregnancy to ensure that mother and child are healthy
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Upsetting pregnancy scans: Handling bad news

The main aim of counselling is preparedness and passing on knowledge to the prospective parents on what to expect at each stage
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Sleep tips for new mothers

Lack of sleep might seem inevitable in the life of a new mother. Experts give tips on how to tackle sleep deprivation post delivery
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Ectopic pregnancy: know the FAQs

When the foetus develops outside the uterus, it is known as ectopic pregnancy. It can go undetected if there are no overt symptoms
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What to expect before expecting

Pregnancy introduces soon-to-be parents to different stages of happiness, anxiety and challenges. Knowing what to expect is always better than surprises, say experts
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Uterine rupture: how to avoid it

A tear in the uterine wall can be alarming for pregnant women. Experts shed light on the causes and how to prevent it
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The pregnant pause

Obesity and strenuous activities increase the chances of early pregnancy loss, say experts
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Why smells can overpower pregnant women

Rising levels of hormones in the first-trimester trigger nausea, vomiting and morning sickness. A strong odour may enhance these symptoms
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Preterm labour: signs to watch out for

Women can prevent or reduce the risk of premature birth by adopting a healthy lifestyle. Staying active and sticking to a nutrient-rich diet can help
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Bacterial infection during pregnancy

Asymptomatic bacteriuria contaminates the urinary tract without causing any symptoms. But when these bacteria multiply, they can cause urinary tract infections
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Managing third trimester pain

Doctors advise expectant mothers to avoid prolonged standing, abnormal posture, heavy exercise and vigorous activities
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Pregnancy and the dangers of diabetes

Diabetes can cause complications not only in pregnant women but also in the baby right from the foetal stage
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How to manage labour pain

There are many non-medical options that a pregnant woman can opt for to manage pain during labour and childbirth
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Understanding female infertility

Infertility in women can occur due to several factors. Age, hormones and genetics have a huge role to play
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Healthy new mothers equal to healthy babies

Access to good postpartum care including support for breastfeeding and nutrition will ensure the physical and mental well-being of new mothers
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Pregnant meat-eaters at higher risk of GDM

Being a meat eater and having prolonged exposure to air pollutants increases the risk of developing gestational diabetes mellitus
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Is Google a good ‘mother’ for pregnant women?

Research works prove the growing dependence on ‘googling’ among expectant mothers, but doctors warn about the spread of inaccurate information
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Best sleep positions during pregnancy

From the second trimester onwards, it is best for pregnant women to avoid sleeping on the back or on the stomach
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