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The biophysical profile is an obstetric ultrasound examination combined with a non-stress test. It is used to evaluate high-risk pregnancies.

When the liver and kidneys fail to support the metabolic changes of pregnancy, both the mother and infant are at risk. Dietary factors matter.

Research indicates that a healthy pregnancy diet, including key nutrients and minerals, may prevent the onset of preeclampsia.

One of the most common medical complications during pregnancy, PIH is often managed with bed rest and in some cases, induction of labor.

What Turner Syndrome is, how it may affect your fertility, and options for women with this condition.

Not only do you need more calories every day, but your options for giving birth are more limited if you are carrying more than one baby.

Not all care providers or childbirth experts agree on the reasons for labor induction. New guidelines established by ACOG may help but are controversial.

Labor inductions have become commonplace in many hospital settings, even when there is no indicated risk. Using the Bishop's score helps to evaluate potential success.

For years, pregnant women were advised to avoid strenuous exercise; over the past decade, attitudes toward activity during pregnancy have undergone a refreshing change.

Headaches may be more common for some women during pregnancy. Causes can be numerous including sinus congestion and PIH.

Prenatal Massage Therapy is a common modality used by expecting women during pregnancy, labor and postpartum.

Although rare, the placenta may tear away from the uterine wall, a complication called placental abruption. It can be life-threatening and requires immediate care.

Some important milestones occur in week 28 of pregnancy including changes in the baby's pupils and the opening of your baby's eyelids. What should you be doing?

Mothers will often have difficulty sleeping in these last few weeks of pregnancy. Your baby can weigh about 4 pounds and measure 19 inches long.

The benefits of yoga are long reaching and there is no better time to reap the rewards of a steady practice than during pregnancy.

High blood pressure is associated with diabetes, heart disease, and other conditions. It can be treated with lifestyle changes and medication.

The cause of Hashimoto's won't affect your pregnancy, but some of its symptoms can threaten the baby's health.