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Pregnancy and antenatal health
Drugs taken in pregnancy can have an effect on your baby, whether they are prescription, over-the-counter, alternative or recreational. Find out more about what drugs to avoid.
Pregnant women are at greater risk of catching flu. Here we discuss symptoms, risks and the seasonal flu vaccine in pregnancy.
Which pregnancy symptoms are normal and which should you talk to your GP about?
Pain in the pelvis (pelvic girdle pain or symphysis pubis dysfunction) is common in pregnancy, but can be treated. Find out how to minimise discomfort and get help here.
Depression during pregnancy can be hard to recognise and accept. Find out more about the symptoms and treatment of antenatal depression.
Find out more about the effects of smoking during pregnancy. We look at stopping smoking when pregnant and outline what support is available.
Chickenpox in pregnancy is rare (most women are immune) but it can be serious. Find out what to do if you think you are at risk of catching chickenpox when pregnant.
A low-lying placenta, or 'placenta praevia' is one where the placenta is over or near the neck of the womb. Find out more in this article.
Here we look at your baby’s movements during pregnancy. What can they can tell you and when should you seek advice?
Gestational diabetes is a type of diabetes which can affect women during pregnancy. It can often be controlled with changes to lifestyle and diet.
Your sex life may change during pregnancy. Here we look at some common concerns women have about sex during pregnancy.
German measles, or rubella, is a rare and usually mild childhood illness that can cause problems during pregnancy. Here we discuss what to do if you are exposed.
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