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Pregnancy

Pregnancy is a very important time in a woman's life as she begins to grow a child in her uterus. This topic covers things necessary to know while pregnant.

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ASK: Do I have options after my doctor recommends a C-section once labor has...

What are my options?  "If your doctor or your midwife recommends having a C-section after you've already come in and labor; It can definitely be...
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ASK: I’m pregnant, how do I obtain Medicaid?

Medicaid In Pregnancy "So we'd get asked a lot from people who don't really know, how do you obtain Medicaid? If you can get a...
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DO: Prenatal & Postpartum Pilates

Prenatal & Postpartum Pilates Hi, I'm Dr. Vurnett. I am a movement and cognitions specialist, extensive background in kinesiology. So the study of...
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ASK: What kind of vaginal discharge is normal during pregnancy?

Normal Vaginal Discharge in Pregnancy "Discharge normally in pregnancy is usually cream in color. It's usually thin. It can be heavy at some times and...
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ASK: What are the physical changes that happen in my body during the second...

Physical Changes in the Second Trimester "So, the changes that are happening for the mom in the second trimester. The placenta has taken over producing...
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ASK: How do I calculate the date when my pregnancy began?

How do I calculate the date I conceived to help me determine my due date? "Most people don't know that during the first two weeks...
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ASK: Is it normal to have swollen feet during pregnancy?

Swollen Feet During Pregnancy "If your feet are swollen and they are swelling in the afternoon, that is not a big deal. The only swelling...
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ASK: What is one of the best things I can do to prepare for...

Best Way to Prepare for Childbirth "One of the best things that you can do to prepare for your labor is to take a childbirth...
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ASK: How does the uterus work while in labor?

Function of the Uterus "The actual uterus is amazing because the muscle fibers go horizontal, and they actually go lengthwise too. So when they contract...