Do's And Don'ts in Pregnancy By Dr Shikha Sardana


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Uploaded on Feb 13, 2023

Pregnancy is not only difficult, but it can also be dangerous. During pregnancy, women need to take care of certain things so that their baby can live healthy, even though there are many things which can become a concern for them and their health in the later period of pregnancy

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Do's And Don'ts in Pregnancy By Dr Shikha Sardana

Dr Shikha Sardana D O ' S & D O N ' T S I N P R E G N A N C Y IVF, Obstetrics, Gynecologist EAT HEALTH Y FFruOits to Avoid DuringO PrDegnSancy Diet PPianpeaaypaple –– It tops thaerelistaflsoor not oTbhevsioeu s reasons. ... the pregnant wreocmomenmenadsedtheyto contain enzymes that alters the textucreer toaifn cervix which could induce premature contractions. ... Grapes – TAKE A DAILY PRENATA L VITAMIN STAY HYDRATED GO TO YOUR PRENATAL CARE CHECKUPS. The risk of pregnancy and birth complications is decreased by receiving regular prenatal care throughout your pregnancy. Make an appointment with your OB/Gyn as soon as you suspect that you are expecting. AVOID CERTAIN FOODS Generally speaking, undercooked or raw meat, fish, and other foods that pose a risk of infection should be avoided while pregnant. You might also need to cut back on coffee and other caffeinated drinks. GET MOVING You can maintain your health while pregnant by exercising regularly or staying active in other ways. To determine the ideal level of physical activity for you, consult your doctor. GET PLENTY OF SLEEP Ample sleep (7 to 9 hours) is important for you and your baby. Try to sleep on your left side to improve blood flow. PLAN THE RIGHT TIME TO GET PREGNANT. You have a better chance of having a healthy pregnancy and delivery if you decide to get pregnant when you're at your healthiest, according to Dr. Sardana. This means that women should not only check their health before getting pregnant, but they should also take their age into account. Premature births are more likely to occur in mothers who become pregnant either early in life (before the age of 16) or late in life (after the age of 40). Additionally, women who have pregnancies too quickly—less than 18 months between births— are even more likely to give birth to premature infants. THANK YOU We provide special appointment for working couples on Sunday. You can also book an appointment outside of these slots available on special request. For booking an appointment call us at above given number. +91-7508909912 @drshikhaivfspecialist Sco 290, Sector [email protected] https://drshikhasardana.in 32D., Chandigarh m /