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Health & Nutrition

July 20

Bakit Mabilis ang Tibok ng Puso Kapag Buntis

Alamin kung ito ay sintomas lamang ng pagbubuntis o senyales ng sakit sa puso.

Maraming pagbabago ang nangyayari sa ating katawan dahil sa pagbubuntis. Iba’t ibang sintomas ang dapat asahan, pero dahil magkakaiba ang pagbubuntis, may mga mararanasan kang pagbabago na mapapaisip ka kung normal ba ito o may kailangan bang ipag-alala. Isa sa mga pagbabagong
Getting Pregnant

July 17

13 Sex Positions na Makakatulong Para Mabuntis ang Babae

Depende ba sa sex position ang pagbubuntis ng isang babae?

Kapag nagtalik ang isang babae at lalaki, maari itong magresulta sa pagbubuntis lalo na kung ito ay mataon sa mga araw na fertile ang babae. Para malaman kung kailan ka fertile, kailangang kabisado mo ang iyong menstrual cycle. Ang ovulation period, kung kailan
Health & Nutrition

July 16

Long Commute Can Affect Baby's Health and Development

Moms who travel long distances to work increases the risk of having low birth weight babies.

Even with the special privileges and acts of kindness afforded to pregnant women, working the whole day with a tiny human inside you can be exhausting. It’s especially harder if you have to travel a lengthy distance to go to and from
Getting Pregnant

July 13

Personal Space and Why Pregnant Women Have a 'Safety Bubble'

During the third trimester, moms’ instincts to protect their bellies heighten.

Have you ever noticed a pregnant woman trying to keep everyone at arm's length once she reaches the third trimester? It's not just her mother's instinct at work. A recent study found that during a woman’s final weeks of pregnancy, her ‘safety bubble’ expands. In other words,
Health & Nutrition

July 12

Baby's Sex May Play a Role in a Pregnant Woman's Immune Responses

A new research shows that baby's sex plays a role in a pregnant woman's immunity.

We all want a healthy baby, but we probably have a gender preference for various personal and even health reasons. That is why gender-predicting calendars exist, getting a genetic test or an ultrasound is a big deal, and Filipino pamahiins that deal with gender
Health & Nutrition

July 11

Dietary Supplement Vinpocetine Linked to Miscarriage

Remember: don't take anything your doctor did not prescribe you

A woman who is preparing for pregnancy will want to condition her body to make it optimal for the life it will nurture for nine months (or 42 weeks). That means getting enough rest and sleep, adding exercise to her routine, keeping
News

July 11

Baby News: Camille Prats Gives Birth, and Is Kylie Padilla Pregnant?

'Congratulations' are in order!

The actress and TV host gave birth to her third child, a baby boy, yesterday, July 10, at 7:27 a.m. at St. Luke’s Medical Center.This afternoon, Camille Prats posted the first photo of her son, baby Nolan Cristiano Prats Yambao, who weighed 7.5
Getting Pregnant

July 10

Ovulation Symptoms: 8 Reliable Signs You Are Fertile

There’s a higher chance that you’ll get pregnant when you have sex when you’re ovulating.

Sex keeps relationships healthy (it is a de-stressing activity for one thing). But it may feel like a chore if you’ve been trying to get pregnant. You have done the sex positions and tried it on different hours. But it not about how often you
Labor & Childbirth

July 9

4 Ways Your Body Tells You It's Different After Giving Birth

After you deliver your baby, give your body some time to adjust to its new normal.

Every time someone asks me how childbirth went for me, I always say it felt like getting mauled by 6 strong men and being left for dead. I’m not exaggerating! After being in labor for 24 hours and not fully dilating, I
Getting Pregnant

July 9

Andi Eigenmann Hopes for Vaginal Birth After Cesarean Section

Andi Eigenmann is due to give birth any day soon!

In a few days, Andi Eigenmann will give birth to her second child, a girl just like her panganay, Ellie, who’s turning 8 in November 2019. The 29-year-old, who describes herself on Instagram as a “part-time actress, full-time holistic living-island mama,” has
Health & Nutrition

July 7

Processed Food Linked to Autism Spectrum Disorder

A chemical typically found in processed food can damage brain cells and affect autism.

During pregnancy, women are advised to avoid certain kinds of food as it may affect the growth and development of the baby in the womb. Now a new study has found eating processed food while pregnant may increase the chances of your
News

July 6

SSS Mobile App and Mother-Baby Friendly Philippines App

Two new local smartphone apps are heading the move to serving the Filipino people better.

One of the goals of technology is to make our lives easier. Now, with smartphones, filing your SSS Maternity Notification and reporting violations of breastfeeding promotion laws is at your fingertips.Through the Social Security System (SSS) Mobile App, pregnant female members who
Health & Nutrition

July 3

Hair Color and Nail Polish During Pregnancy: Are They Safe?

Experts set the record straight on these concerns common among pregnant women.

Pregnancy can make you second-guess everything you do, especially if you’re a first-time mom and clueless about this interesting stage. You want to be sure that nothing you do will harm this precious life inside you. Food and drinks are two of the
Breastfeeding

July 3

Breastfeeding Reduces Women’s Risk of Heart Disease

Here’s another addition to the list of benefits of breastfeeding for moms!

The benefits of breastfeeding are numerous for the baby and the mom. But a new study has just added another incredible advantage to the list: breastfeeding can help lower a woman’s risk of developing heart disease later in life.The study, which was
Health & Nutrition

July 2

Pregnancy Stress: What It Can Mean for Your Baby's Mental Health

A new study shows that stress during your pregnancy can harm your unborn baby's mental health as well.

Apart from a healthy lifestyle, doctors advise pregnant women or those who want to get pregnant to avoid stress as much as they can. Why? There is much evidence that your stress puts your baby at an increased risk for a range
Getting Pregnant

July 1

Acts of Kindness Strangers Extended to Pregnant Women

Proof that there are still good people in the world.

A woman undergoes many difficult changes during pregnancy, so it’s important that she gets support and encouragement in the nine months that she is carrying a tiny baby inside her womb. Unfortunately, there are still some people who choose to make preggos
Labor & Childbirth

June 26

Twin Pregnancy Ends With Mom Having a Vaginal Birth

Twins are more likely to be born early and C-section is the most common type of delivery.

Carrying twins automatically makes a pregnancy a high-risk one. When mom Sheryl Jalaidi, 39, a licensed anesthesiologist based in Bataan and Olongapo City, found out she was pregnant in 2011 and was expecting twins, she was apprehensive.“The ob-sonologist asked, ‘May lahi po ba
Getting Pregnant

June 26

Baby Moves in the Womb: 9 Ways to Make Him Kick or Punch!

It doesn’t take a lot to get your baby to kick, punch, or do somersaults in your womb!

Sometimes, your pregnancy doesn’t sink in until you hear your baby’s heartbeat, see him or her via ultrasound, and feel him move. It’s on top of the firsts things a pregnant woman look forward to while waiting for the birth of her
Labor & Childbirth

June 23

Don't Expect Your Ob-gyn to Be Present during Labor

Not everything you assumed about labor day is true.

Think you know how labor day will go? When you’re pregnant for the first time, you read up and research about your baby’s development inside your womb, the changes in your body, and of course, what labor is like. Most of what you’ll
Getting Pregnant

June 23

Antiphospholipid Antibody Syndrome Foundation for Filipino Women

Filipino women seeking information and help in battling APAS and other reproductive immune disorders had been steadily growing exponentially.

What really is the cause of APAS? Is it preventable? Why is there not much incidence in economically-challenged neighborhoods? Is it really non-existent there or the cases are just undiagnosed? Is the awareness about the condition enough? Why do we still see

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