maternal and child health

In the early stages of pregnancy, pregnant women experience drastic hormonal changes, making them prone to fatigue, and their uterus is also in an unstable state. When holding a baby, you need to bend down and exert force, which can easily cause abdominal pressure and affect the stability of the fetus. It is recommended that pregnant women take more rest to avoid overexertion, and seek help from family members to take care of the baby so that they can spend the pregnancy with peace of mind.

In the late stages of pregnancy, expectant mothers are most concerned about "when will they give birth?" In fact, your body will send out many signals to tell you that labor is coming. For example, frequent uterine contractions, water breaking, vaginal bleeding, etc. are all obvious signs. In addition, back pain, diarrhea, weight loss, etc. may also be precursors to childbirth. Expectant mothers should carefully observe their own conditions and keep in close contact with their doctors in order to prepare for delivery in a timely manner.

In the later stages of pregnancy, expectant mothers are eager to know the signs that the baby is coming. In addition to your due date, there are some telltale signs that can help you know labor is imminent. For example, regular contractions, water breaking, increased vaginal discharge, back pain, etc. are all important messages sent by the body. When you notice these signs, please contact your doctor or go to the hospital immediately to get professional medical guidance in time.

During childbirth, the husband's role is crucial. In addition to providing emotional support, they should also actively participate in helping the wife cope with labor pains and devote herself to postpartum care. The husband's companionship and assistance can help the wife feel at ease, go through the birth process smoothly, and establish a closer parent-child relationship.

In the early stages of pregnancy, the uterus is still very small and the belly may not become significantly larger. But as the fetus gradually grows, the uterus will also expand. Usually around four months of pregnancy, the belly will begin to bulge significantly. Of course, every pregnant woman’s constitution and fetal size are different, and the time it takes for the belly to grow bigger will also vary.

During pregnancy, many pregnant women worry about whether nail clipping will affect the health of the fetus. In fact, cutting nails will not cause any negative effects on the fetus. On the contrary, keeping your nails clean and hygienic can effectively prevent bacterial infections and protect the health of pregnant women and fetuses. Therefore, pregnant women can safely cut their nails and trim them regularly to keep their nails tidy.