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Depression After Your Baby's Birth: Self-Care Steps To Take
Postpartum depression differs from the baby blues in that the symptoms are more severe and last longer. This type of depression affects around 13 percent of moms.
Thinking About a Nurse-Midwife? What You Need To Know
Births attended by nurse-midwives have jumped significantly in recent years, accounting for 12.1 percent of all vaginal births in the United States in 2014.
Are X-Rays Safe If You're Pregnant?
Even though X-rays are generally safe for women who are pregnant, you can take a few precautions.
What You Can Expect During Each Trimester of Pregnancy
Pregnancy usually lasts nine months and is grouped into three-month periods called trimesters. Learn more about what symptoms to expect when you're pregnant.
Laughing Gas For Pain? It's An Option for Women In Labor
Nitrous oxide – which many of us know as laughing gas, an old-school anesthesia used by dentists – is making a comeback in the modern birthing suite.
6 Surprising Things That Can Affect Your Pregnancy
Pregnant or planning to get pregnant? Abby Myers, APRN-CNM, certified nurse-midwife with University Hospitals, offers these recommendations on six things that can affect your pregnancy:
Is It Safe To Vape If You're Pregnant?
Are e-cigarettes, a popular substitute for smoking tobacco, a safe alternative for women to use while pregnant? Learn whether vaping can harm your unborn child.
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New Moms: Watch For These Warning Signs After Giving Birth
Most women who give birth recover without problems. But any woman can have complications after having a baby. If you are a new mother, learning to recognize these warning signs and knowing what to do can save your life.