Sometimes reproductive matters can have you thinking OMFG! Luckily, a little extra knowledge can ease your concerns, help you manage your condition better and optimise your chances of having a baby.
This post was contributed by Registered Nurse/Midwife and Gestational Diabetes Educator, Jenny van Gemert MNurs GDipMid GDipEd. (Insta) What is
This post was contributed by Registered Nurse/Midwife and Gestational Diabetes Educator, Jenny van Gemert MNurs GDipMid GDipEd. (Insta) In this
A caesarean section is an operation in which your baby is delivered through a cut made in your lower abdomen
We understand that our patients may be feeling anxious and worried at this time – and confused about the implications
Without doubt, Christmas is my favourite time of year. To make things even more special, this year will be my
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Labour can be painful, but there are many options available that can help you manage the pain. It’s good to
This post was contributed by Diabetes Educator and Registered Nurse/midwife, Jenny van Gemert MNurs GDipMid GDipEd (Facebook and Insta). What
This post was contributed by Diabetes Educator and Registered Nurse/midwife, Jenny van Gemert MNurs GDipMid GDipEd (Facebook and Insta). When
Keeping a growing baby safe and healthy throughout pregnancy is every expecting mother’s highest priority. But what does this mean
Cases of gestational diabetes (also known as pregnancy diabetes or diabetes in pregnancy) are on the rise, putting pregnant women
Your pregnancy may be considered high risk for a range of different reasons – sometimes it’s for multiple reasons.
IVF pregnancies are special – much time, love and care has been invested in getting this far.
Though common during pregnancy, in rare cases this can lead to serious complications such as dehydration.
The most likely outcome is a normal viable pregnancy, but bleeding and pain should always be investigated.
Around 20–50% of women will experience some degree of pain while pregnant due to pelvic instability.
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