"I think I'm going to be sick." (morning sickness among pregnant women) (includes related article on cravings)

Article Abstract:

Over 80% of pregnant women will experience morning sickness in the duration of their pregnancy at one time or another. Nausea and an upset stomach are among the symptoms which are more severe upon waking up. A regular pre-natal visit is advised to ensure the safety of the baby and the mother.

Morning sickness (during pregnancy), Morning sickness

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Gestational diabetes

Article Abstract:

Questions and answers about gestational diabetes are presented. Topics include physiological aspects, how the fetus becomes very large in affected mothers, diagnosis and testing through glucose blood tests, treatment through diet and exercise, and how most diabetes disappears after delivery.

Diabetes in pregnancy, Gestational diabetes

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What you should know about group B strep

Article Abstract:

Pregnant women who carry the group B streptococus bacteria in their vagina or rectal area can transfer the bacteria to their babies upon delivery. Although only one in 200 chance a baby can become infected, the risk can increase to 4% if the mother carries certain risk factors.

Diseases, Infants, Disease transmission, Streptococcus agalactiae

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