If you've used a copper or hormone-based intrauterine device (IUD) for the last few years, you may have enjoyed this relatively low-maintenance form of birth control. While IUDs can help regulate menstrual cycles and prevent pregnancies in those who haven't had good success with other methods, even these long-lasting birth control methods aren't meant to be used forever, and at some point, you'll need to have your IUD removed. Read on to learn more about what to expect from the removal process and how your body will adjust to an IUD-free life.
- Morning sickness is a normal part of pregnancy. However, for some women, the morning sickness can turn into something more serious that can have an impact on their pregnancy. If you are suffering from severe morning sickness, here is what you need to know. What Causes Severe Morning Sickness? During your pregnancy, you should experience some mild nausea during the first trimester. As the pregnancy progresses, the morning sickness should disappear. For some women, the morning sickness might continue beyond the first trimester and be more severe.
- When you are pregnant with a child, it becomes even more important to take good care of your body. Everything you do and don't do to your body can affect you unborn baby, so be sure to make the right decisions. Here are five helpful tips for having a healthy pregnancy: Schedule a Prenatal Appointment Once you've found out that you are pregnant, it's crucial to schedule a prenatal appointment with an OBGYN doctor as soon as possible.