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    Women’s Pregnancy And Nutrition Guide
    Women’s Pregnancy And Nutrition Guide
    Women’s Pregnancy And Nutrition Guide
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    Women’s Pregnancy And Nutrition Guide

    By Daniel Nnerdy

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    If you suspect, or know, that you are pregnant, we hope you have already visited your doctor!
    Presuming that you have confirmed your suspicions and that this is your first child, or that you wish to take better care of yourself during pregnancy than you did during your other pregnancies; you have come to the right place! Our goal is to give you all the information you will need to care for your health and the health of your unborn child during your pregnancy. To do that, we believe it is important for you to understand pregnancy, and what is happening to your body as your baby develops and nears term.
    Therefore, all the information we give you about taking care of yourself will be clarified with information about what is happening to your body and why it is important to follow the recommendations we give you and the recommendations and advice of your doctor. First, and foremost, it is important to consult a doctor and to get on a schedule of visits and testing to accommodate every stage of your pregnancy.
    If you are healthy and expect a normal pregnancy, you have some options for health care during your pregnancy: C Obstetrician/Gynecologist (OB/GYN) – these doctors have a specialty in pregnancy and women’s health.
    Family General Practitioner or Internist – doctors who provide standard medical care to all men and women and in some cases will provide obstetrical care.
    Although, malpractice insurance for this type of medical care has sharply increased, so in many cases, general practitioners (GPs) and internists no longer deliveries babies, or treat women during the pregnancy term.
    So, many of these doctors will no longer care for a pregnant woman, but instead will refer you to an OB/GYN.
    Nurse/Midwives – these health care professionals specialize in women's health and follow a pregnant mother through prenatal care, and labor and delivery.
    Nurse/Midwives need a doctor ‘on call’ for the delivery in case there is a problem during delivery.
    They also provide post-partum care for normal pregnancies, referring women to an OB/GYN for complications or specific health related issues. Be sure your midwife is certified, and fully trained! When you visit your doctor for the first time, he/she will perform blood tests and a pelvic exam to confirm your pregnancy, and estimate a due date.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDaniel Nnerdy
    Release dateOct 2, 2018
    ISBN9780463271957
    Women’s Pregnancy And Nutrition Guide
    Author

    Daniel Nnerdy

    Daniel Nnerdy, poet, playwriter, novelist and philosopher, studied English and literature at Cocody University in Cote D’Ivoire. Currently in to full time writing, he believes that knowledge redeems society and this is reflected in his writing. He hopes to become a famous writer someday when his writings would help breed the new generation of committed and dedicated leaders in our nation.

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      Women’s Pregnancy And Nutrition Guide - Daniel Nnerdy

      Women’s Pregnancy And Nutrition Guide

      Women’s Pregnancy And Nutrition Guide

      What a woman should do during child Labour for quick delivery

      Copyright ©2018 DNN International

      Published by Daniel N. Nnerdy

      dnnerdy.1@gmail.com

      + 234 7060419778

      ISBN: 9781724026613

      DNN International Edition License Notes

      This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your enjoyment only, then please return to DNN International or your favorite retailer and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

      Table of Contents

      Acknowledgements

      Chapter One - Prologue

      Chapter Two - Symptoms And Considerations During Pregnancy

      Chapter Three - Nutrition

      Chapter Four - Exercise

      Chapter Five - Lifestyle

      Chapter Six - The Stages Of Pregnancy

      Chapter Seven - The Second Trimester

      Chapter Eight - The Third Trimester

      Chapter Nine - Be Prepared – Planning For Delivery

      Chapter Ten - The Big Day Is Finally Here – What To Do During Labour

      Chapter Eleven - Summary

      Acknowledgements

      My acknowledgements to Almighty God who allows pregnancy to occur, and in his mercy perfect his work through safe delivery, may you never experience any contraction during your delivery as you’re reading this book now in Jesus name Amen.

      Chapter One

      Prologue

      If you suspect, or know, that you are pregnant, we hope you have already visited your doctor!

      Presuming that you have confirmed your suspicions and that this is your first child, or that you wish to take better care of yourself during pregnancy than you did during your other pregnancies; you have come to the right place! Our goal is to give you all the information you will need to care for your health and the health of your unborn child during your pregnancy. To do that, we believe it is important for you to understand pregnancy, and what is happening to your body as your baby develops and nears term.

      Therefore, all the information we give you about taking care of yourself will be clarified with information about what is happening to your body and why it is important to follow the recommendations we give you and the recommendations and advice of your doctor. First, and foremost, it is important to consult a doctor and to get on a schedule of visits and testing to accommodate every stage of your pregnancy.

      If you are healthy and expect a normal pregnancy, you have some options for health care during your pregnancy: C Obstetrician/Gynecologist (OB/GYN) – these doctors have a specialty in pregnancy and women’s health.

      Family General Practitioner or Internist – doctors who provide standard medical care to all men and women and in some cases will provide obstetrical care.

      Although, malpractice insurance for this type of medical care has sharply increased, so in many cases, general practitioners (GPs) and internists no longer deliveries babies, or treat women during the pregnancy term.

      So, many of these doctors will no longer care for a pregnant woman, but instead will refer you to an OB/GYN.

      Nurse/Midwives – these health care professionals specialize in women's health and follow a pregnant mother through prenatal care, and labor and delivery.

      Nurse/Midwives need a doctor ‘on call’ for the delivery in case there is a problem during delivery.

      They also provide post-partum care for normal pregnancies, referring women to an OB/GYN for complications or specific health related issues. Be sure your midwife is certified, and fully trained! When you visit your doctor for the first time, he/she will perform blood tests and a pelvic exam to confirm your pregnancy, and estimate a due date.

      We’ll talk a little about due dates later when we discuss the first trimester.

      The blood test detects HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin). HCG is a hormone produced by a woman’s body after an egg has been fertilized and a woman’s pregnancy commences. HCG can be detected in blood or urine even before a missed period, as early as six to eight days after conception.

      HCG levels will significantly increase during the first trimester and then decrease a bit throughout the remainder of the pregnancy.

      Abnormal HCG levels can indicate a possible miscarriage or a tubal pregnancy, or it may mean the mother can expect a multiple birth (twins, triplets, etc.).

      Your doctor will talk to you about any abnormality in your HCG levels and monitor these levels throughout your pregnancy.

      Assuming your HCG levels are consistent with a normal pregnancy, this test will not be performed again. Doctor visits and examinations should also into consideration your family history, and any pre-existing health problems you may have. You should also tell your doctor about any special circumstances you may need to accommodate because of your job or your family situation.

      During your pregnancy, your doctor may or will perform certain tests, depending on your individual situation. We have included a list of these tests here.

      You will find a routine doctor’s visit schedule included in the list below.

      Remember that your

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