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Anonymous, 02 September 2010 12:55
Everyone’s heard of FitFlops, and their owners always seem to have good things to say. So can fitness shoes improve aches and pains in pregnancy? You’re not alone if now that you’re pregnant, the sight of a stiletto gives you the shivers! Flat sturdy shoes are often cited as much better for you than heels and reports indicate that wearing ...
Everyone’s heard of FitFlops, and their owners always seem to have good things to say. So can fitness shoes improve aches and pains in pregnancy?...
‘It’s not unusual for me to check out health websites two or three times an hour,’ says Jennie, 39, from Bristol, who is 28 weeks...
With recent dramatic headlines telling us we need to have our babies before we’re 35, P&b takes a calm look at the risks associated with...
According to a recent medical report, 9% of women who had seizures during pregnancy had a baby with a low-birth weight (less than 5pounds 8ounces)....
Pregnancy can be difficult enough without the added worry of getting ill. It’s important to understand how to keep as healthy as possible. We lay...
Being pregnant is already hard enough, but sneezing, watery eyes and a runny nose can demoralise even the most radiant mums-to-be. What can you do to treat hayfever...
It’s always easier to be healthy in the summer – fresh salads replace stodgy pies and the threat of bikini season gets your wobbly butt...
Seeing blood in your knickers when you go to the loo is every pregnant woman’s worst fear. But bleeding when you’re pregnant doesn’t necessarily mean...
1 Paracetamol During your first trimester, doctors generally advise that you limit your intake of medicines. However, if an ache or high temperature does strike...
Heaving hormones The hormonal surge in early pregnancy leaves many women with an odd metallic tang in their mouth, which can be tough to get...
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