Preeclampsia: What Every Pregnant Woman Should Know
...Preeclampsia complicates 5 to 8 percent of all pregnancies, according to the Preeclampsia... outcome if you have it. "Most women who develop preeclampsia will deliver a healthy baby and fully recover... the signs and symptoms of preeclampsia, as well as how it's treated. What is preeclampsia?
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14 Reasons to Call the Doctor During Pregnancy
Pregnancy can be a time of lots of questions, especially when it comes to your and your baby's health. Knowing what's safe and what's not -- and when symptoms necessitate a call to your doctor is important. Here's a primer on when you should pick up the phone.
Early Detection: Gestational Diabetes & Preeclampsia
..., and preeclampsia, a form of high blood pressure. But with early detection and treatment, you can manage... be at risk of developing preeclampsia, though the reason is still unknown. You may be more likely to develop... develop any of these symptoms. Preeclampsia affects about 5 percent of pregnant women, most of whom...
4 High-Risk Pregnancy Conditions
How to have a healthy pregnancy and birth when you're diagnosed with complications like preterm labor, preeclampsia, gestational diabetes or placenta previa.
Plus-Size and Pregnant
Extra pounds don't have to mean trouble. You just need to pay extra attention to your health.
Relief for Common Pregnancy Pains
What causes these five pregnancy discomforts -- and how you can deal with them? Here's how to find relief for even the worst pregnancy pains.
Gender Prediction Quiz
Are you pregnant and wondering if you are having a girl or a boy? Take this gender prediction quiz that predicts the gender of your baby!
Pregnancy Weight Gain Calculator
How much weight should you gain while you're pregnant? Keep tabs on your pregnancy pounds with our pregnancy weight gain calculator.
The Secrets to a Healthy Pregnancy Weight
The moment you announce you're pregnant, people start giving you food to eat and a chair to sit in. You have an excuse to bulk up! But capping weight gain at 35 pounds (25 if you start out overweight) is best for you and your child: A baby born to a woman who gains too much is 48 percent more likely to be overweight by age 7, says an American Journal of Clinical Nutrition study. Need inspiration? Read these stories from real moms!
13 Signs You May Be Pregnant
Feel crampy or beyond exhausted? See the surprising clues that may indicate you're expecting -- before a pregnancy test would.
What Not to Eat When You're Pregnant
From your first prenatal appointment, you'll hear all about what you should be eating and drinking during pregnancy, like calcium and folic acid. But what about foods to avoid? Advice seems to flip-flop from year to year, and things that were once considered perfectly safe may now be on the no-no list. Here's a look at what to cut out for the next nine months.
Due Date Calculator
You know you're pregnant, but when exactly will your baby make his big entrance? Use our pregnancy due date calculator to find out.
Quiz: Is It a Girl or a Boy?
Could there be a boy or a girl in your future? Take our fun quiz, based on ancient beliefs about gender prediction.
Pregnancy Symptom Soothers
Not sleeping? Is your back killing you? Can't stand those cankles? Here, easy solutions for the 13 most common side effects.
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