
During pregnancy, you probably will have trouble and inconvenience to change your body. Try to follow the suggestions below and then talk to your doctor or nurse for other suggestions. Do not consume drugs or medicines can be bought herbal medicines without consulting your doctor first.
Nausea
Nausea or queasiness in your stomach or often called morning sickness (morning sickness) occurs naturally during the first 14 weeks of pregnancy.
Try to eat crackers, toast or cereal before you get up in the morning. These foods can help when you feel nauseous
Eat smaller portions but more often than 3 times daily
Do not let your stomach empty
Avoid lying down after eating
Avoid high fat foods, fried, spicy or greasy foods
Avoid the stinging smell of food
Call your doctor if you can not help feeling nausea for more than 24 hours, if your urine is dark or if you feel weak and dizzy
Tired
Feeling tired is common during pregnancy
Exercise every day, if allowed by your doctor, to increase your energy
Rest. Lying on your left side for at least 1 hour per day.
Difficult Sleep
In line with the development of pregnancy, you may experience difficulty sleeping
Avoid drinks contain caffeine
Do not eat before bed
Try a bath with warm water before bed
Try relaxation exercises such as meditation, breathing exercises or stretching
Lie on your left side with a pillow between the legs under the belly
Bleeding gums
Use a fluffy brush and brush your teeth gently. Clean your teeth with dental cleaning yarn (floss) every day.
Congestion and hemorrhage in the Nose
You can shed a liquid containing sea salt (saline) or gel in your nose
To stop the bleeding in the nose, sit up straight and gently press the area of bleeding in the nose
Breast Milk Feels Software or Eject
Wear a good bra and not too tight, such as bra for exercise
Avoid using wire shaper bra at night
Wear pads on the BH if the milk out of your breast
Heat in the Stomach Pain
These feelings you can feel in the stomach, esophagus or on your chest.
Avoid caffeine, dairy products, oily foods, sour or spicy
Eat smaller portions every 2-3 hours. Eat slowly.
Do not lie down for 1 hour after meals
Do not wear clothes that are too fits in the body
Do not bend over waist, bend your knees.
Do not exercise during the first 2 hours after meals
Sleep with your head higher with the help of some pillows.
Do not smoke
Hands and feet are swollen
Avoid standing or sitting for long periods
Lie on your left side for 30-60 minutes, 3-4 times a day
Exercise if allowed by your doctor
Avoid foods with high salt content
Frequent urinating
This naturally happened
Do not limit your fluid intake, but try not to sleep too much to drink before
Frequent urination
Avoid caffeinated beverages
Perform the exercises to tighten and control the muscles around the vagina. To find the location of these muscles, stop and start when there is in the toilet. Try to tighten the muscle for several seconds, then relax slowly. When the muscles tighten, you will feel the area around your urethra lifted slowly. Perform this exercise while you sit, walk, drive or watch television. Perform this exercise for 10 times, 5-10 times per day.
Contact your doctor if you feel pain when you urinate or fever
Constipation or diarrhea
Drink 6-8 glasses of fluid per day. Choose water, fruit juice and milk.
Eat high fiber foods like fruits, vegetables, whole grains, high fiber cereal and dried beans.
Exercise if allowed
Do not take laxatives, enemas, or drugs are sold freely unless permitted by your doctor.
Call your doctor if the constipation does not improve within 2 days