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ee also:Health & MedicineDiet and Weight LossFitnessObesityPregnancy and ChildbirthMenopauseMen's HealthReferenceGeneral fitness trainingLiposuctionCelluliteOverweightWomen naturally gain weight during pregnancy and many gradually lose it afterwards, but some women find it difficult to lose this additional weight. This retained body weight may be one factor that contributes to obesity among women.

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More women who gained weight during pregnancy delivered their babies by Caesarian section than those who lost or kept their weight constant. Limiting weight gain of obese women during pregnancy could have future health benefits for the moms, Dr.

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See also:Health & MedicineAsthmaAllergyMind & BrainChild PsychologyChild DevelopmentPlants & AnimalsFoodFishReferenceNutrition and pregnancyFood groupsHay feverGluten-free, casein-free dietThe SEATON study, conducted at the University of Aberdeen, UK, found that the children of mothers who ate the most apples were less likely to ever have wheezed or have doctor-confirmed asthma at the age of 5 years, compared to children of mothers who had the lowest apple consumption. Children of mothers who ate fish once or more a week were less likely to have had eczema than children of mothers who never ate fish.

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A new study further extends the knowledge of research in this area and has found that not only do women benefit from exercise in pregnancy, but their fetuses do too.See also:Health & MedicineHeart DiseasePregnancy and ChildbirthFitnessInfant's HealthStroke PreventionVioxxReferenceStillbirthHeart rateFetal alcohol spectrum disorderBreech birthThe StudyThe researchers hypothesized that maternal exercise during pregnancy can have a beneficial effect on fetal cardiac programming by reducing fetal heart rate and increasing heart rate variability.

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Kathy Smith answers the question: 'Pregnancy And Risk Of Depression?'Answer: Studies have found that 10 to 20 percent of women suffer from depressive symptoms during their pregnancy and the postpartum.Depression and anxiety disorders are more common in women than in men and female reproductive hormones as well as psychosocial stressors are likely involved.

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hat this suggests, researchers said, is that if a mother has a poor diet during pregnancy, her offspring may have metabolisms preprogrammed to store and conserve fat — a potentially useful trait if you happen to be born into a life in which food is scarce.But in a world of cheap, calorie-laden foods, such programming could result in a predilection toward obesity, and the constellation of health problems it entails

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Luke's and Roosevelt HospitalsPost a CommentFONT SIZE EMAILPRINTSHARE RSSQuestion: Does pregnancy and childbirth increase my risk for developing bipolar disorder?Dr. Solhkhah answers the question: 'Pregnancy And Bipolar Disorder Risk?'Answer: So, pregnancy and childbirth don't increase your risk of bipolar disorder.

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Still, pregnancy for someone who has undergone cancer treatment is not without its difficulties.Chemotherapy may disrupt menstruation or decrease fertility.

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Anderson Cancer CenterOctober 3, 2007 10:06:55 PM PDTPost a CommentFONT SIZE EMAILPRINTSHARE RSSQuestion: Can I have breast reconstruction with tissue flap from my abdomen if I am considering a future pregnancy?Dr. Eva Singletary answers : Breast Reconstruction with Abdomen Tissue?Answer: There are two main ways to reconstruct the breast.

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Green answers the question: 'Treating Pain During Pregnancy?'Answer: Pregnant women really are a unique population to the pain world. No one expects a woman to have pain in this time, when generally women are pretty happy

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f you have been infected previously (at least 6 to 9 months before your pregnancy) with toxoplasma, you will develop immunity to it. The infection will not be active when you become pregnant, and so there is rarely a risk to your baby

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Eating a healthy diet, getting enough sleep and exercising regularly are other things you can do to have a safe and healthy pregnancy.Return to topWhat can I expect when I'm pregnant?During your pregnancy, you will see your doctor often.

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eturn to topWhat if I have herpes and become pregnant? If you have had genital herpes and are considering pregnancy or are pregnant, be sure to tell your doctor. He or she may give you antiviral medicines so you will be less likely to have an outbreak of herpes at or near the time your baby is born.

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This illness can start quickly, most often in the last 3 months of pregnancy (the third trimester). It can also start soon after you have your baby.

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Although some questions have been asked about the effects of exercise on pregnant women, there is no proof that gentle exercise has any bad effects on pregnancy. Studies haven't shown any benefits for the baby, but exercise might help you feel better and maintain your weight.

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Apr 10, 2008
The risk to your baby from radiation is so small that most doctors would treat your pregnancy just like any other pregnancy. If you're really worried about your baby's risk, a radiation physicist can figure out exactly how much radiation your baby has been exposed to.

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Most abortions are done in the first trimester (the first 3 months of the pregnancy). They are done by a doctor and other health care professionals in a hospital, doctor’s office or health center.

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It only happens in the second half of pregnancy. It causes high blood pressure, protein in the urine, blood changes and other problems

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eturn to topHow is my due date determined?Your due date is estimated on the basis of the first day of your last period and on the size of your uterus (womb) early in your pregnancy. An ultrasound (also called a sonogram) may also give your doctor information about how far along your pregnancy is

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Eva Singletary answers the question: Is Pregnancy an Option After Chemo?Answer: We always recommend that women use effective birth control during chemotherapy. Since your menstrual cycles can become irregular, you won't know if you're pregnant or if it's just a side effect to the chemotherapy.



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