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Mid Low Lying Placenta

Can i ask what does it mean by mid low lying placenta? The doctor ask me not to have any intercourse, can i have orgasm without intercourse? However the last check up the doctor did say got improve

Low lying placenta is very dangerous. I have my own experience of Low lying placenta (placenta previa major) and it nearly cause my life during birth of my child. Better listen to doctor's advice to protect yourself and your baby.

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How Long Do You Wait For Gynae Appointment?

I go to a private gynae but for every appointment I would have to wait on average an hour, half an hour if I'm lucky. Is it standard or is my gynae just too popular? How long do you usually have to wait for your turn?

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So far mine is 20mins if theres patient inside if not will be quite fast

Choosing a private Dr in NUH

Hi , mummies .. Has anyone followed up with any private O&G Dr in NUH ? And what are the factors u consider ?

When should i visit doctor?

Hello, i took 5 pregnancy tests and results came out positive. When should i visit the doctor ? Should i wait until my 2nd trimester ? Please help.

I did 1 pregnancy test and positive straight away schedule for an appointment. Why the wait?

sleepless nights

Im 20 weeks pregnant and i have been having a sleepless nights for the pass few days. Kept turning here and there but i still couldn't find better position to sleep.. anyone have this issue?

Same here, 20weeks and 3 days. .hirap na din aq s pagtulog kc bumibigat n ung tummy q,masakit sya kc nababanat tlga, i bought maternity pillow, somehow nkakatulong nman. .kaso nagigising nman aq due to peeing and s hapdi ng sikmura, gutom pla kya alangang oras eh nsa kitchen aq. .boy kc kya matakaw daw. .anyway maoovercome din natin to momshies. .always pray and strengthen d faith. .GODBLESS. .

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I'm thinking of playing classical music to my unborn baby girl. Does this really help a child get an educational head start?

playing music when you are pregnant is a good way to ease out stress and also help baby develop hearing abilities. whether or not it can help with educational abilities in your baby is something that is still debatable, as there are not enough studies to prove this yet. but if you enjoy this type of music, you can always play it, right? no harm in doing so...

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35 weeks, no leakage!

Hi Mummies! i’m in my 35th week and still no signs of colostrum 😣 is this normal?

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Yup might only see it after birth.. depends. Nt the same for everyone

Panadol during pregnancy (flu)

Is it safe to take panadol for flu during pregnancy? And how about the yellow pill for flu as I took 2 panadol this afternoon but my flu is still not recovering now :'(

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Yes Panadol is safe! I’ve personally taken it when I had a slight fever during pregnancy. Then my fever was gone the next day. Just make sure to take the recommended dosage when needed. Here’s some info I got from google to confirm this! “Paracetamol has been used routinely during all stages of pregnancy to reduce a high temperature and for pain relief. There's no clear evidence it has any harmful effects on an unborn baby. But as with any medicine taken during pregnancy, use paracetamol at the lowest effective dose for the shortest possible time.” As for the yellow pill I personally have not taken it when pregnant but I feel that during pregnancy when you’re down with a flu, try to cure it as naturally as possible perhaps with honey lemon, lots of water and lots of Vitamin C. Oh! Of course with lots of rest too, it’ll go away naturally thy way. 😊 Hope this helps!

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Eno antacid safe for heartburns during 2nd tri?

My friend told me Eno helps during pregnancy heartburn. Anybody tried? And is it really safe?

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My gynae prescribed antacid pill during 2nd trimester. Eno seems like the same thing so should be ok, but you can double check with gynae to be sure!

When I'm out in public, whether I'm grocery shopping or waiting in line at the post office, people ask personal questions about my pregnancy and sometimes even put their hand on my belly. How can I tell them to mind their business without being rude?

For me personally, if I see someone who smiles and me after noticing my stomach, I automatically place my arms on my tummy so they wouldn't touch it. I'd usually smile and answer really short, but nothing too rude because they meant nothing but good intentions. Otherwise, when they start giving me advise, I would just nod and smile before thanking them for advise and then saying that I am rushing off to meet my husband. Just do not snap back, but these people are genuinely happy for you and I personally feel that we need more of this in the world.

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