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Pregnancy is one of the most joyful and memorable phases of a couple’s life, but many are of the opinion that pregnancy in times of coronavirus outbreak has caused them a lot more to worry than enjoy. The article answers your questions about pregnancy and the novel COVID-19.

Today, many hospitals allow a person along with the mum to be into the labour room for this important role of providing continuous and uninterrupted support and assistance that doctors may not be able to give when a woman is in labour. Do talk to your doctor beforehand to be sure whether your hospital will allow you to have the company of a loved one in the labour room. Read our article to know more about how your birth partner can help you in making your experience of being in labour the best memory!

Couvade syndrome is a range of pregnancy related physical and psychological symptoms that men experience when their partners are expecting a baby. Just like women, men too experience it in the first trimester before the symptoms temporarily disappear and then re-experience a surge in these symptoms in the last trimester. Read our article to know more about Couvade syndrome that you may experience when your baby is in the womb.

Pregnancy is a time of your life when you cared for by all and you too, want to do what’s best for both you and for your baby! It is highly possible that considering the demands of everyday life and the lack of time, you were not used to being active and now you are wondering whether it is safe or not for you to exercise.

Self-care is the first gift that you can give to your baby. With such an important milestone on its way in your life, it is absolutely essential for you to look after yourself even more consciously than ever before!self-care takes priority because it is the first gift that you can give to your baby. With such an important milestone on its way in your life, it is absolutely essential for you to look after yourself even more consciously than ever before!

Conceiving despite having PCOS can be very exciting and a happy time for a woman. However, certain precautions need to be in place at this time.

Multiple pregnancies can be managed by frequent prenatal visits to monitor health of both mother and foetuses and check for complications.

Preeclampsia can sometimes develop without any symptoms.

You need to ask yourself the 4 ‘where’ questions before you sit down to any meal.

Good nutrition is essential during pregnancy.