According to the general belief, morning sickness is taken as a favorable sign and is associated with blessing in disguise. Studies have postulated that women who have nausea during pregnancy were less likely to miscarry. It supports a prior study by the National Institutes of Health that found that women who had morning sickness in [...]
Although Diuretic pills were prescribed widely in the 1960s to women who were looking forward to avoid dangerously high blood pressure or pre-eclampsia, during pregnancy. It was assumed that the drug would be instrumental in flushing out excess of salt and water from the bodies that would lower the blood pressure. However, a new study [...]
Recent research done by Armin Malter of Germany’s Professional Association of Gynaecologists, has revealed that ingesting of vitamin D in pregnancy may prove as an antidote against the development of certain diseases, which a baby is prone to have later in life, such as ‘such as diabetes and thyroid problems’. Malter said that there is [...]






