Acupuncture during Pregnancy: What it can Achieve

Pregnancy: treatment of complaints Complaints and illnesses typical of pregnancy sometimes require medical treatment. Medication would often be an effective therapy, but should only be taken during pregnancy if it is absolutely necessary and the benefits outweigh the potential risks. In many cases, one can also try to alleviate pregnancy symptoms with alternative therapies instead … Acupuncture during Pregnancy: What it can Achieve

Constipation during pregnancy: What you can do

Pregnancy: constipation is widespread Up to 44 percent of all pregnant women worldwide suffer from constipation. It is characterized by irregular and hard bowel movements, a slower movement of food through the bowel, excessive straining and the feeling that you have never completely emptied your bowels. Those who suffer from constipation are also often plagued … Constipation during pregnancy: What you can do

Diarrhea during pregnancy: causes and treatment

Diarrhea during pregnancy – acute or chronic? Basically, a doctor speaks of diarrhea if you have bowel movements more than three times a day. The consistency varies between soft, mushy or runny diarrhea. Pregnancy is a time when some women experience mild diarrhea, usually alternating with constipation and flatulence. However, acute severe diarrhea due to … Diarrhea during pregnancy: causes and treatment

Postpartum Exercise: Technique, Effects

How postnatal exercises make you fit again after giving birth Postnatal exercises primarily strengthen the pelvic floor. It’s not about getting your “after-baby body” back in shape as quickly as possible. Targeted postnatal exercises strengthen the pelvic floor, among other things. It counteracts various complaints. (Stress) incontinence (affects 20 to 30 percent of new moms!) … Postpartum Exercise: Technique, Effects

Spotting During Pregnancy – What’s Behind It

Spotting in pregnancy: description Spotting in pregnant women usually occurs in the first and second trimesters of pregnancy. Between 20 and 30 percent of all pregnant women experience spotting during the first 20 weeks of pregnancy. The trigger is often the pregnancy-related hormonal changes. Such harmless bleeding is usually weak and stops on its own. … Spotting During Pregnancy – What’s Behind It

Hyperemesis Gravidarum: Relief for Nausea

Emesis or hyperemesis gravidarum? Between 50 and 80 percent of all pregnant women suffer from nausea and vomiting (emesis gravidarum) – mainly in the first twelve weeks of pregnancy. Some women even have to endure the condition beyond the 20th week of pregnancy. However, even if the unpleasant side effects are perceived as annoying and … Hyperemesis Gravidarum: Relief for Nausea