Can signs of pregnancy start to occur within less than a week after intercourse?
March 29, 2012 by admin
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Help! A friend of mine was recently involved in sexual activity and is worried she may be pregnant. No more than a day or two after this sexual activity took place she started having splitting headaches, vomiting and experiencing nausea, she noted that these are some traits often accompanied by pregnancy. I have read that signs of pregnancy such as these should not start to occur until at least a week or two after the intercourse, but this information still does not cease the worrying. Is this at all possible? Could she be pregnant? Please help!
After Pregnancy with Gestational Diabetes
August 20, 2010 by admin
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Your blood sugar will most likely return to normal after delivery. But gestational diabetes is a warning sign that you are at risk for getting diabetes later in life. You’re also more likely to have gestational diabetes with your next pregnancy. But you can take steps to reduce these risks.
Taking Care of Yourself
Even if your blood sugar goes back to normal, you still need to take care of yourself. This will help prevent diabetes later in life.
Keep your weight down. Eating food that is low in fat and sugar can help you control your weight. If you’re overweight, your risk of getting diabetes in 10 to 15 years more than doubles. Keeping your weight down also reduces your risk of having gestational diabetes with your next pregnancy.
Get regular exercise. Exercise helps lower your blood sugar. It can also help you control your weight.
Have your blood sugar checked. Make an appointment to have your blood sugar checked about 6 to 8 weeks after delivery.
Have regular diabetes screenings. Get checked every year, or as often as your healthcare provider advises.
Breastfeeding
Breast milk is the best food for your baby. Breastfeeding may also help lower your blood sugar. Your healthcare provider can show you how to breastfeed. Be sure to eat a good diet and drink extra fluids while you’re breastfeeding.
Planning Future Pregnancies
You need to be sure your blood sugar is back to normal before you get pregnant again. Have your blood sugar checked before you plan your next pregnancy. And remember that it’s possible to get pregnant again soon after delivery. Talk to your healthcare provider about the best method of birth control for you and your partner.
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Pregnancy After Age 35
August 12, 2010 by admin
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It’s a myth that being 35 or older means your pregnancy will be high risk. Making the right choices now and working with your health care provider can help your pregnancy be trouble-free.
Things to Think About
Most women who are 35 or older have normal pregnancies, but there are some special things you need to think about before becoming pregnant. Once a woman reaches 35, she has a greater chance of the following:
Having fertility problems
Having a miscarriage or fetal loss in the second or third trimester
Developing diabetes or high blood pressure while pregnant
Being constantly tired when pregnant
Giving birth by cesarean section (surgery needed to deliver a baby)
Having babies with genetic problems such as Down syndrome
Having multiple births
Making the Right Choices
Before and after you become pregnant:
Don’t use recreational drugs.
Don’t drink alcohol.
Don’t smoke.
Keeping You and Your Baby Healthy
Before and during your pregnancy:
Take a daily vitamin supplement that contains folic acid and iron.
Eat a high-fiber, low-fat diet rich in fruits and vegetables.
Stay physically active.
Keep a healthy weight.
You may need extra care if you have any of the following:
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)
Diabetes
High blood pressure
Other chronic health problems
Special Health Care
Fertility counseling. As we age, becoming pregnant can be difficult. Ask your health care provider how long you should try to get pregnant before seeking help from a specialist.
Genetic counseling. Genetic counseling studies the risk of birth defects in your baby. You will be asked detailed questions about your family health history and may also have medical tests.
Amniocentesis. This test studies amniotic fluid (liquid that surrounds the fetus in the womb). Amniocentesis can help diagnose birth defects and other medical problems.
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Vitamin Deficiency After Weight Loss Surgery Can Cause Vision Loss In Newborns
July 18, 2010 by admin
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Vitamin Deficiency After Weight Loss Surgery Can Cause Vision Loss In Newborns
Case study reported in the Journal of AAPOSBiliopancreatic diversion surgery for morbid obesity is known to cause multiple vitamin deficiencies that may worsen during pregnancy. In the June issue of the Journal of AAPOS, the Official Publication of the American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus, a group of Australian clinicians report a child who was born blind as a result …
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How long after your pregnancy , do you start feeling bloated?
April 21, 2010 by admin
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How long after your pregnancy , do you start feeling bloated?
And do you get acne on your face?
How long will a pregnancy test show positive after a miscarriage?
April 17, 2010 by admin
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I had spotting Sunday, Monday and Tuesday and then cramping Wednesday and Thursday. The test still shows positive. If I did have a miscarriage, how long will a pregnancy test still show positive?
How long after the egg gets fertilized will a pregnancy test detect the pregnancy hormone?
April 15, 2010 by admin
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Does anyone have an estimate or exact time of how long after conception a pregnancy test will detect whatever the pregnancy hormone is in your urine?
How long after pregnancy will it be before a Naval enlisted woman is deployable?
April 12, 2010 by admin
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I know women do not usually deploy during pregnancy and they get approximately six weeks of convalescent leave after giving birth, but do they deploy after six weeks or do they stay on shore and work on shore for some time? It is almost impossible for me to believe that the Navy would leave a 2-month old child without its mother for up to 6 months.
How long after inplantation do the pregnancy symptoms start?
April 10, 2010 by admin
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How long after inplantation do the pregnancy symptoms start, and what are the symptoms?
Do most women experience pregnancy symptoms?
What is the best way to prevent pregnancy after having sex?
April 4, 2010 by admin
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What is the best way to prevent pregnancy after having sex? Today is the 5th day after having sex with my boyfriend. Is there any medicines (asides from pills, because pills will only prevent pregnancy if you take it right after having sex) that will prevent pregnancy???