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Illnesses during pregnancy:
Causes, symptoms & help
Pain during ovulation
Determining fertile days and ovulation is very important for many couples trying to have a baby. Some women keep a diary and take their temperature because they feel pain in the abdomen during ovulation, which announces the fertile days. Why does ovulation hurt and how can it be treated?
Abdominal pain and pregnancy. What does abdominal pain in pregnancy mean and when is it a cause for concern?
Causes, symptoms and treatment of abdominal pain during pregnancy. What about abdominal pain during pregnancy?
Diarrhea and pregnancy. Can diarrhea be a symptom of pregnancy and what can be used for diarrhea in pregnancy?
Pregnancy diarrhea or diarrhea is a relatively common condition. Diarrhea at the beginning of pregnancy may be a result of pregnant women's increased susceptibility to infection. However, diarrhea before delivery often signals an imminent birth.
Groin pain during pregnancy
Pain in the groin is not a commonly mentioned complaint in pregnancy, but for many pregnant women it can complicate everyday life. The causes are usually not dangerous and do not pose a threat to pregnancy, but it is always worth seeing a doctor or physiotherapist. Find out about the most common causes of groin pain in pregnancy.
Ectopic pregnancy – symptoms and course of ectopic pregnancy.
An ectopic pregnancy occurs when the embryo is unable to implant in the uterine cavity. It is usually located in the fallopian tubes. The cause of ectopic pregnancy is seen in the anatomical defects of the woman's reproductive tract.
Does a pregnant woman’s cough hurt the baby?
As a result of hormonal changes during pregnancy, expectant mothers are very susceptible to infections. One symptom of an infection is, for example, a persistent cough, which, if left untreated, can develop into a severe upper respiratory disease. Treatment of cough during pregnancy is difficult due to limited therapeutic options.