Before Pregnancy 10 .... Ask your elder about her pregnancy

Before Pregnancy 10 .... Ask your elder about her pregnancy

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Before Pregnancy 10 .... Ask your elder about her pregnancy
Posted in 2016


Ask your elders mom, sisters, aunts, and grandmas, if you can. Did it take them a long time to conceive? Were there any complications, like preterm labor or having a breech delivery? Certain health conditions tend to run in families, and it's a smart idea to brush up on your history and share any relevant information with your doctor. But don't worry too much. Just because it took your sister a year to get pregnant doesn't mean you'll necessarily have a hard time too. Many common fertility problems, like poor egg quality (due to age) or blocked or damaged fallopian tubes, are not hereditary, but some, like fibroids or ovarian cysts, can be. Your doctor can help you understand which, if any, family issues can affect your fertility or pregnancy so you'll be better prepared to deal with them later.


My advise
1... Ask your elders about their pregnancy
2... Take necessary precautions
3...  Follow healthy habits

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