Introduction Fajas, also known as shapewear, are becoming increasingly popular among new mothers after pregnancy. These tight garments stretch to fit your body snugly as you return to your pre-pregnancy shape. This can help minimize common postpartum issues such as …
Introduction A blood test for pregnancy involves looking for a specific hormone in the mother’s bloodstream. This hormone, called human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), is produced by the embryo after implantation and is the first physical proof of a woman’s pregnancy. …
Introduction Anger is a common and normal emotion during pregnancy; however, feeling angry may occasionally have negative consequences. For example, a pregnant woman’s anger can create a stressful environment in the womb for the unborn baby. This can manifest itself …
Introduction When a woman is pregnant and experiences decreased urination during her third trimester, it can indicate serious health implications. Decreased urination during the third trimester of pregnancy is generally associated with significant fluid retention, which can also be an …
Introduction Blue veins mean pregnancy is a myth that has been circulating for many years. This myth states that if a woman has blue or noticeable veins appearing on her skin, she must be pregnant. In fact, the truth is …
