Vaginal bleeding during pregnancy can be normal and nonthreatening to the baby. Many women experience it, especially during the first trimester, and go on to deliver healthy babies without any complications. The following are some normal instances of vaginal bleeding…
At Prestonwood Pregnancy Center, we want to help give your baby the best start possible. Breastfeeding can create a lot of anxiety for new and expectant mothers. It requires learning, patience, and sometimes perseverance, so we’ve answered some common questions…
Whether you feel excited or stressed while taking an at-home pregnancy test, it is important to know how much you can trust the results. Here are the answers to some common questions about at-home tests. When should I test? While…
Some women consider the third trimester of pregnancy to be the most physically challenging. It can also feel a bit overwhelming as you finish preparing for your baby’s arrival. Here are some things to keep in mind as you…
Just because you’re pregnant doesn’t mean you can no longer exercise. In fact, light exercise can help relieve some of your aches, pains, bloating, and swelling. It can also improve your mood, endurance, and sleep while preparing your body for…
Some women experience pregnancy symptoms even before they’ve missed a period. And some early pregnancy symptoms can be mistaken for period symptoms. So if you’re wondering if you could be pregnant, here are some early signs of pregnancy to look…
Once you’ve confirmed your pregnancy, you should schedule a prenatal appointment to assess your overall health and identify any possible risk factors. You will likely be asked to schedule regular checkups about once every four weeks, depending on your doctor’s…
Dealing with morning sickness? Here are some tips you can try to help you feel better and keep your food down so it will nourish you and your baby. What you eat can have a big effect on morning sickness.…
Becoming a parent is an exhilarating journey filled with anticipation and joy. As a new mother, you may invest months preparing the nursery, attending childbirth classes, and reading parenting books. However, the arrival of your baby brings about changes in…
Your pregnancy is confirmed and you’ve just scheduled your first sonogram appointment. Our medical staff will walk you through the process and provide a series of instructions to prepare for the appointment, which includes drinking water. Typically, up to the…