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Faint Line on Pregnancy Test – Am I Pregnant?
Introduction “Is this a faint line or just a colorless evaporation line?” This is one of the most common questions couples trying to conceive ask when they take a pregnancy test. The appearance of a faint line on pregnancy test can bring...
Expert guide to determining Ovulation with Irregular Periods
Pregnancy can happen either by careful planning or as a surprise. But when a couple chooses to plan their pregnancy, one of the first things they do is track the woman’s ovulation. Tracking ovulation is a task in itself, especially when dealing...
Is it necessary for me to eat for two during pregnancy?
Not really. Although pregnant women need more nutrients than non-pregnant women, it doesn’t mean you have to eat for two. Yes, your body needs more nutrients during pregnancy, but it’s not necessary to double your food intake. Instead, focus on consuming nutrient-rich...
Nosebleeds During Pregnancy
Introduction “Is this even normal during pregnancy? Let me Google it.” This is one of the most common thoughts that cross the minds of expectant mothers, especially first-time moms. Pregnancy is a journey filled with changes. While some changes such as nausea...
Warning Signs During Pregnancy You Should Never Ignore
Introduction Pregnancy is a time when a woman’s body undergoes numerous changes—both physical and emotional. While some changes, such as morning sickness, fatigue, and changes in body appearance, are completely normal, there are certain symptoms that may be warning signs. It’s important...
CVS vs NIPT vs Amniocentesis: What’s the Difference & When Do You Need Them?
“Your baby is perfectly alright.” This is the phrase every expectant parent hopes to hear during routine prenatal checkups and scans. Unfortunately, not everyone receives that reassurance. Sometimes, ultrasound scans or screening tests may show that the baby is at higher risk...
Do You Need an ICT Test in Pregnancy?
Introduction What Is the ICT Test and Why Is It Important? This can happen when the mother is Rh-negative and the baby inherits an Rh-positive blood group from the father. If their blood mixes, the mother’s immune system may see the baby’s...
Anti-D Injection in Pregnancy: Why It’s Important for Rh-Negative Mothers
Introduction: Why Your Blood Type Matters in Pregnancy Did you know that something as simple as knowing your blood type can help save your baby’s life? Every person belongs to one of four blood groups: A, B, AB, or O. Each of...
Rh Incompatibility and Pregnancy: Are You at Risk?
Introduction Something as simple as knowing your blood type could make a life-saving difference for your baby. In some cases, unexplained miscarriages or pregnancy complications may be linked to a condition called Rh incompatibility, a risk that often goes unnoticed until it’s...
HCG in pregnancy
Introduction When you suspect you might be pregnant, one of the first things that you do is take a pregnancy test or go for a blood test. But the answer lies on the hormone HCG. Pregnancy kits are sensitive to HCG hormone...
