Even the smoothest pregnancy may come with an achy back and tender breasts. Whether you're suffering from swollen feet, heartburn, or an upset stomach, here's how to deal with common pregnancy aches and pains.
It can be frightening to experience cramping during early pregnancy, but our guide will let you know what's normal, what's not, and how to tell the difference.
With all the extra weight, it's no wonder your feet are swollen and your legs hurt.
Thanks to the surge in hormones that happens during pregnancy, moms-to-be are more susceptible to a host of vaginal infections. Here are the common culprits, along with how they're treated during pregnancy.
Constipation is a common pregnancy problem. Find out what causes it and how to feel better.
Is your back starting to talk to you--but not in a nice way? Try one of these approaches to ease your pain and feel strong and comfortable in your body again.
Totally exhausted and tired all the time now that you're pregnant? Find out why and how to feel better.
A form of varicose veins, hemorrhoids tend to be more common later in pregnancy. Find out what causes them and how to feel better.
Check in with your doctor if you've got any itchiness, redness or unusual discharge. Those are all common symptoms of these pregnancy-related vaginal infections.
Your baby is growing -- and so are the chances you'll develop back pain in pregnancy. Try this advice for some relief.
If your due date is fast approaching and you're wondering what to expect from labor pains, here's what you should know about what contractions really feel like.
Pregnancy got you feeling a little rough? Here's how to get relief from 3 common pregnancy symptoms: morning sickness, constipation, and heartburn.
Learn the causes of abdominal pain during pregnancy, and find out whether your symptoms are normal or require immediate attention from your doctor.
Head off pregnancy headaches with these safe solutions.
Learn the causes and symptoms of pelvic pain during pregnancy, and find out whether what you're feeling is normal or requires immediate attention from your doctor.
Learn the common culprits behind this painful problem, how you can prevent it, and when to call the doctor.
You should always check out symptoms like extreme vomiting, bleeding or lack of fetal movement with your doctor. Here, the top pregnancy aches and pains not to ingnore.
While you can continue use of most medications during your pregnancy, there are a few you have to watch out for. Here are some healthy alternatives to soothe those pregnancy aches and pains.