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Pregnancy Complications
pregnancy complications range in nature and severity. Fortunately, with proper treatment and advice, most can be managed. Here you'll find a comprehensive list of pregnancy complications, including what causes the problem, how it's treated, and what the consequences are for you and your baby.
Miscarriage: Causes, Signs, and What to Expect
If you're TTC or pregnant, you might be curious or concerned about miscarriage. Learn why miscarriage happens, its warning signs, and what to do if it occurs.
Fever and Chills During Pregnancy
Learn why you may be experiencing these symptoms and what you can do about them.
Top 14 Pregnancy Fears (and Why You Shouldn't Worry)
Relax! Here, doctors share the truth about your biggest pregnancy worries -- and why they're not as scary as you think.
What Does -- and Doesn't -- Cause Miscarriage
Can drinking caffeine, getting too much exercise, or being in a bad mood really hurt your pregnancy? Two new studies reveal the truth about miscarriage risk.
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.
Preventing Miscarriage: Is There Anything You Can Do?
Roughly 15 percent of all known pregnancies end in miscarriage--but can anything help prevent a miscarriage from happening?
Top 7 Causes of Miscarriage
There are countless reasons for miscarriage to occur--and many of them are beyond your control. Get insight into the most common causes of miscarriage.
Gestational Diabetes and Your Baby's Gender: Is There a Link?
The gender of the baby you're carrying can increase your risk of developing gestational diabetes, according to one study.
Pregnant Mom Diagnosed With Melanoma Unthinkably Passes Away Just 1 Week After Baby Is Born
This is a heartbreaking story and our thoughts and prayers are with the brave mom's family.
Pain and Cramping During Pregnancy: When to Worry
Mom-to-bes can expect a fair amount of aches. Watch this trimester-specific guide on how to tell if your pain or cramping could be more serious.
Swelling During Pregnancy: When to Worry
Swelling is a common side effect of pregnancy as your due date gets closer. Learn how to get relief and when you need to call a doctor.
Labor & Delivery: Preterm Labor
Early labor happens anytime before 37 weeks. Learn about the signs and different ways your doctor might try to slow down the labor.
Signs of Miscarriage
Are you experiencing miscarriage symptoms--or just your standard-issue pregnancy problems? Learn how to determine what's normal, and what could be cause for concern.
Safe Tips to Treat Headaches During Pregnancy
Head off pregnancy headaches with these safe solutions.
I Didn't Know I Was Pregnant--and I Drank: Your Real Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Risk
Don't despair! Here's what you need to know if you drank before you realized you were expecting.
How to Conceive After Miscarriage
You might have some concerns about getting pregnant after miscarriage, but you shouldn't. Many women have healthy babies after losing a pregnancy. Learn everything about conceiving after miscarriage.
What Is a Missed Miscarriage?
A miscarriage can still happen, even without the typical symptoms of cramping and bleeding. What you need to know about missed miscarriages.
This Woman Was Her Daughter's Surrogate, and the Maternity Photos Are Stunning
You won't soon forget the story of a 52-year-old mom who carried a baby for her daughter, or the amazing maternity photos that capture their journey.
8 Celebrities Who Have Survived Preeclampsia
Pregnancy complications can happen to any mom-to-be -- and celebrities are no exception. Check out this list of celeb mamas who experienced one of the most common: preeclampsia.
Discharge During Pregnancy: When to Worry
Are you pregnant and worried about whether your discharge is normal? Here's how to know when you should be concerned.
Fetal Movement During Pregnancy: When to Worry
Your baby should be doing plenty of kicking in your uterus in the third trimester. If you're concerned your little one isn't moving as much as he should, here's when to worry.
Dizziness and Fainting During Pregnancy: When to Worry
If you are feeling dizzy, it could be more than low blood sugar. Watch this video to see if you might have a more serious problem.