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This lotion is amazing. I heard there isn't really much you can ...

This lotion is amazing. I heard there isn't really much you can do to combat stretch marks - you are either genetically prone to them or not. I have stretch marks from prior weight gain/loss so when I got pregnant I assumed my stomach would be covered. I used this every single day and didn't get a single stretch mark until the last week I was pregnant.

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good price and size

Cheapest price I can find from various platforms perfect size and great sturdiness.

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Value for money, good deal. Will definitely purchase again.

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very attractive product

Very attractive idea , cute colours . My daughter loves it. Recommend

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good and reasonable product

Great value, Great for cleaning up post-meal and such.

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convenient and useful product

Useul mattress, easy to clean also. Worth the price, well recommended

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Love the design

Nice range of designs and prints are printed well.

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Will IUGR affect my child's development after birth?

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The good news is that most IUGR/SGA babies experience immediate catch-up growth after birth, with the vast majority achieving full catch-up growth by age 2 years. In fact, if catch-up is to occur, it general occurs rapidly within the first 3 to 6 months after birth, and will typically be complete before 2 years of age.

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What is amniocentesis and when should I do it?

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Amniocentesis is to put a needle into the waterbag under ultrasound guidance to draw out amniotic fluid, which is sent to the laboratory to culture chromosomes to check for chromosomal abnormality. It used to be the gold standard with an accuracy of more than 90%. Unfortunately, this procedure has a miscarriage risk of 1 out of every 200 patients, so it is not usually offered to patients unless for reasons such as - the nuchal translucency is very thick (which means a high chance of fetal abnormality) - the fetal abnormality test shows abnormalities and you want to determine if it is chromosomal abnormality. These days, we have other tests such as NIPT with high accuracy rate. If the NIPT shows abnormality, you would then need to undergo amniocentesis. If you have a strong family history of abnormality, amniocentesis will be offered to you.

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I am 5 weeks pregnant and I am showing so much faster than I did in my first one. Is this normal?

im almost 18 weeks but still not showing 😐

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