High-Risk Pregnancy

If you’re anxious during pregnancy, you might be worried about losing your baby. Questions might swirl in your head, like: How do I know if something is wrong? What does …

UTIs are even more common during pregnancy. Unfortunately, they’re more dangerous too. Somewhere between 2 and 10% of pregnant women experience UTIs, according to research. To layer on the bad …

In the third trimester, a fetal movement decrease can be worrisome. The closer you get to the big day, the more worried you may feel about your baby’s kicking patterns. …

Pregnant during the holidays? You better have your fetal doppler ready! That’s because there’s many fun things you can do with your fetal doppler during the holiday season. From creating …

You thought morning sickness would end in the first trimester. So why are you experiencing third trimester nausea? This annoying pregnancy symptom usually lets up after the first weeks of …

After you get a positive pregnancy test, your next step is to get it confirmed by your doctor. But when can you actually see your baby? Most people expecting are …

You’re so close to the finish line and you want to make sure your health is in order when you cross it. In the third trimester, many pregnancy symptoms dissipate …

If you’re pregnant with depression, you might feel isolated, alone, and guilty. But the truth is that depression while expecting is probably more common than you think. How do you …

Fetal dopplers are an amazing way to bond with your baby—but only if you use them correctly. To ensure you get the most out of your fetal doppler, there’s a …

High blood pressure is a leading cause of pregnancy complications. And unfortunately, there’s often no signs except for an elevated reading. Once you’ve discovered you have high blood pressure, what …