With all the sickness, aches and pains pregnancy can feel like a full-time job in itself. So coping with the day job as well can be a challenge. Just how do you mange it all successfully?Dr Carol Cooper, a GP and mum of three, says: When you
unvaccinated hens and unprocessed milk. Symptoms include nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, abdominal pain and fever.Midwife opinion‘Salmonella will make you feel very unwell and can cause dehydration, but will only affect your baby in very severe cases.’How to avoid
and buy shoes several sizes larger. Support stockings can increase your blood flow by applying gentle pressure to your legs, which relieves pain and reduces swelling.Eat healthilyCertain foods, as well as drinks, affect your fluid levels. For example, salt
Trusted Help for infant colicInfacol is the UK's No.1 infant colic remedy, it has been specially formulated to relieve wind, infant colic and griping pain. It is clinically proven to significantly reduce the frequency and severity of crying attacks
back. The extra strain on the muscles and joints of the lower back area can cause back pain.Help your body - Bend your knees when picking anything up and avoid twisting.3. Your body can swell anywhereExtra fluid circulating can sometimes cause swelling
babys putting pressure on your rib cage. You may have pain as your uterus stretches. Avoid big meals. Check out nursery equipment while you still have the energy. Sit up straight to give your baby room. Week 26 Your baby You can see her smile
pregnancy and I'm very nervous about breastfeeding, I've heard some horror stories about painful breasts and worrying the baby isn't getting enough food. What do you recommend for a first timer?Angela@Boots says: Please do not be worried about breastfeeding
're experiencing bleeding or pain, or you've had fertility treatment, you may be offered an early scan between 6-11 weeks. You may also have a scan in the last three months if your baby is smaller than average; if you're suffering from high blood pressure, diabetes
's essential if you want to keep your feet in good shape. Less fun but (arguably) equally necessary for many is a waxing appointmentYour skin is especially sensitive during pregnancy, so waxing may be more painful than usual.Plan to make life easierSo you
and spicy foodWhat's safe: GavisconVaricose veinsWhat you can do: Your midwife may suggest gentle exercises or support tights. Seek advice about sharp let pains immediately as they can be a sign of deep vein thrombosisWarts and verrucasWhat's safe: Bazuka
