If a pregnant woman does not care about her blood count, it can lead to anemia, and with anemia to more serious health complications. While people say that the pregnant woman who is tired and sleepy is completely normal for her condition, you should know that these symptoms are often an indicator of a lack of iron in the body, and even anemia.

There is an old rule in gynecology, that any bleeding has to be understood as a possible abortion, until it is diagnosed what caused the bleeding. Bleeding is not a rare occurrence in the first trimester of pregnancy, therefore, does not necessarily mean that it is a serious problem. However, the bleeding that occurs in late pregnancy, or in the second and third trimester - it's usually a sign of more serious problems.

According to the experience of gynecologists, urinary tract infections are the most common infections in pregnancy, so regular checks in this period required. Urinary tract infections are more common in women, primarily due to the structure of the body, namely a shorter urinary tract, which allows easier spreading of the infection.

Most people are not aware of how much stress is dangerous to health, especially during pregnancy, when stress affects the condition of the baby as much as the health of the mother. If a pregnant woman is under stress, it secretes hormones that reduce the number of neurons in the brain of the fetus and prevents their formation, speeds up the heart of the fetus and so on.

Canadian researchers have come up with new discoveries related complications in childbirth and after it, when it comes to the birth of twins. They have come to the conclusion that the birth of the twins by caesarean section does not reduce the risk of complications compared to natural childbirth.

Your body goes through so many changes at once, that it is sometimes difficult to know what is normal and expected and what is worrying. Here's a little help... Read what is "harmless" and what may be cause for concern and alarm to tell your doctor.