Can we all agree that even after reading all those prenatal books, no one can prepare you for sleep problems? You can sleep through the first and part of the second trimester well if you don’t face complications. But, things change towards the end of the second trimester. While rest is essential during pregnancy, most of the time, you will have sleepless nights and exhausting days. Working on that personal injury lawsuit will not be as easy as it was before. Fortunately, there are ways of ensuring Read more [...]

Going camping while you are pregnant can be very challenging, but it doesn’t have to be. You do have to make sure that you are as comfortable as possible, which is why it might be a good idea to bring along all of the things that you might need. However, camping has a lot to do with organization and packing as few items as possible. That’s why it can be daunting to find out how you can be less miserable when you’re out in the wilderness. To save you some trouble, we’ve put together a list Read more [...]

Each year, several hundred thousand children are born in the UK alone, with just under 700,000 coming into the world in 2016 across England and Wales. Improvements to healthcare and access to quality prenatal and delivery assistance, combined with medical advancements in fertility help have kept the birthrate in the UK steady for several years. While having a child is not an uncommon occurrence, women and their family members have varied experiences when it comes to labour and delivery. Part of that Read more [...]

Many pregnant women will find themselves needing to urinate more frequently but incontinence is also a common symptom that many women experience during and after pregnancy. This is not just inconvenient; it can also have a huge negative impact on your quality of life. In fact, 54% of pregnant women believe that incontinence during pregnancy has an adverse effect on their daily lives, whether it is taking an emotional or physical toll. There are a range of types of urinary incontinence that can Read more [...]

Varicose veins are something that many people deal with, though when you are pregnant they can become increasingly likely to form. In addition, during pregnancy they may appear in places that you may not suspect, such as your pelvis or groin. In many cases, you may not even know that you have a varicose vein; rather, it may feel like a chronic pain or pressure in your pelvic area. This is called Pelvic Congestion Syndrome (PCS), and it can often be triggered by pregnancy due to a number of factors. What Read more [...]