The pregnancy kits available at your nearest pharmacy store measure a particular type of hormone that doctors term as “Human chorionic gonadotropin”. The pregnancy tests show different results in response to the different levels of this HCG. Due to varying levels of this hormone, test results seem to vary in early stages of pregnancy. Then you might question what the best time is or phase of pregnancy to avoid false pregnancy test results.There are two types of pregnancy tests. One tests the blood for hCG. The other checks the urine for this hormone. The home pregnancy test enables you to do a urine test at home. The blood tests need to be done by a doctor.Most frequently, women use home pregnancy tests first to find out if they are pregnant. You can buy pregnancy tests online and at most drugstores or grocery stores over-the-counter. Home pregnancy tests are personal, reasonably priced and simple to use. About 2 weeks after ovulation, these tests can tell if you’re pregnant. Some more sensitive tests state that they can tell if you are pregnant as early as one day after a missed period.Once a home pregnancy test shows that you are pregnant, you should make an appointment with your doctor right away. A pelvic examination can be performed by your doctor and then at the same time you can be given a test which is more sensitive to tell for certain if you’re pregnant.

Apart from pregnancy tests, a woman may also look for the following changes or signs of pregnancy in her body such as:
Breasts become tender and swollen as a result of increased hormone leves.Rise in progestosterone levels during pregnancy cause you to feel more tired than normal. Fatigue is a common factor among all pregnant women.Nausea and/or vomiting. Morning sickness affects most women about a month following conception and usually stops by the end of the second trimester.Frequent urination. Extra fluids produced by your body presents more of a load for your kidneys to process, as well as the pressure of the growing baby on your bladder creates the urge to urinate.Heightened sensitivity to odors. You may notice that certain odors can cause you to feel sick or trigger a gag reflex, even if they normally had no affect on you. This may be caused by increasing levels of estrogen in your body.

Pregnancy is a joyous phase, which can result in a healthy delivery provided the mother-to-be is well aware of the need to take requisite care, maintains a healthy and balanced diet and a happy and relaxed demeanor.

The first thing that should be understood is that there is no magic number of pregnancy pounds that is right for all women.  Instead of focusing on the scale’s readings, pay close attention to what to eat while pregnant.  Focus on the food you eat rather than how much you are eating.

Weight Gain during Pregnancy Varies for the Individual

The actual amount of weight needed to be gained or lost during pregnancy varies widely. The easy answer is that most pregnant women are told to expect a weight gain of between 25 and 30 pounds.  This poundage may need to increase or decrease, depending on the mother’s pre-pregnancy weight.  Some women actually lose weight during pregnancy, resulting in a healthy birth, baby and mother.

Where does the Extra Weight Come from?

How much to gain is less important than the choices mothers make about what to eat while pregnant. The diet during those nine months of pregnancy will naturally result in weight gain. When mothers-to-be eat healthy food options in the correct portion sizes for their pregnancy, then the net weight gain or loss will be what the body and baby need it to be.

The diet for post-pregnancy, which follows naturally on the heels of nutritious pregnancy meal plans, is also more likely to healthfully encourage a return to optimum weight.

How to Gain and Lose Weight during Pregnancy

The body knows how to distribute pregnancy weight, the bulk of which comes from the baby, elevated fluid levels and the increased size of breasts and uterus. There will be some fat storage, but it only accounts for 3-5 pounds.  Poor nutrition during pregnancy is the real culprit behind pregnancy pounds beyond this amount.

To ensure only the best meal choices, prioritize meals and snacks featuring vegetables, fruits and quality proteins.  Processed foods, sugar-free snacks, and chemical-laden food should be avoided during pregnancy and afterwards.

A proper diet for post pregnancy will not deviate very far from the healthy food choices made during pregnancy.  Eating whole foods close to their natural source supports lactation as well as encourages the body to relieve itself of any excess weight.

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* blighted ovum – pregnancy loss before 8 weeks in which the egg is fertilized but never develops into an embryo.
* miscarriage – early pregnancy loss, also called spontaneous abortion.
* ectopic pregnancy – the development of the fetus outside the uterus, in a fallopian tube, cervical canal, or the pelvic or abdominal cavity.
* molar pregnancy – an abnormal development of placental and fetal tissues, occurring in about one out of 1,000 to one out of 1,500 pregnancies.
* stillbirth – when the fetus dies before birth.

What causes pregnancy loss?

The vast majority of pregnancy losses are due to genetic or chromosomal abnormalities. However, other factors can also play a role in pregnancy loss. These include, but are not limited to, the following:

* abnormal embryo development
* hormone problems in the mother including low levels of progesterone or abnormal thyroid function
* diabetes in the mother (especially in women who have poorly controlled blood glucose levels)
* abnormalities of the uterus including scar tissue inside the uterus, abnormal formation or shape of the uterus, or myomas (fibroid tumors)
* incompetent cervix – the opening to the uterus cannot stay closed during pregnancy.
* infection (including organisms such as cytomegalovirus (CMV), mycoplasma, chlamydia, and ureaplasma, as well as listeriosis and toxoplasmosis)
* antifetal antibodies – the mother’s immune system recognizes the fetus as a foreign body and rejects it.
* autoimmune diseases (conditions such as lupus erythematosus in which the body makes antibodies against one’s own normal body chemicals; other autoimmune problems include antiphospholipid antibody syndrome)
* cigarette smoking (there is an association with pregnancy loss and cigarette smoking)
* exposure to toxic substances and chemicals such as anticancer drugs (studies are conflicting about the relationship of substances such as anesthetic gases, alcohol, and caffeine to pregnancy loss; exposure to video display terminals, or computer screens, has not been shown to be related to pregnancy loss)

Some women have recurrent problems in which pregnancy loss occurs over and over, usually three or more times. It is often difficult to find a cause for recurrent losses and couples may need additional testing for genetic or chromosomal problems.

Fortunately, most pregnancy losses are usually isolated events. A woman with a spontaneous early pregnancy loss has an 80 to 90 percent chance of a normal pregnancy the next time she conceives.
Why is pregnancy loss a concern?

Some pregnancy losses do not cause any problems, while others may be very serious and life threatening for the mother, if untreated. However, the most difficult part for most families is the emotional stress of the loss itself.

The loss of a baby at any time in pregnancy can be emotionally and physically difficult for the mother and other members of the family. For some families, the timing of the loss in the pregnancy may make the experience more or less difficult. For example, an early loss, before the mother even knew she was pregnant may not be as stressful as a loss later in pregnancy, after feeling fetal movement or seeing the fetus on ultrasound examination. However, parents may have strong feelings and sadness whenever a loss occurs.

Parents
often experience a grief reaction to a loss, including feelings of the following:

* shock, numbness, denial, and confusion
* anger, guilt, searching and yearning
* disorientation, depression, withdrawal, lack of energy
* reorganization, resolution

These are normal responses to loss and may take months and sometimes years to work through. Experience with grieving families has found the following to be helpful:

* seeing or holding (this is especially important in later pregnancy losses and with babies who die with a birth defect)
* remembrances (including a lock of hair, hand or footprint, photographs, naming of the baby)
* counseling (with a professional who is experienced in bereavement counseling)
* memorial or funeral service

What are the symptoms of pregnancy loss?

Vaginal bleeding is the most common symptom of pregnancy loss. In later pregnancy, a woman with a stillborn may no longer feel fetal movements. However, each type of loss has specific symptoms. Also, each woman may exhibit different symptoms or the symptoms may resemble other conditions or medical problems. Always consult your physician for a diagnosis.
How is pregnancy loss diagnosed?

In addition to a complete medical history and physical examination, diagnosis of pregnancy loss is usually based on laboratory tests, with reported symptoms aiding in the diagnosis. Tests used to diagnose pregnancy loss may include:

* pregnancy blood tests for the hormone human chorionic gonadotrophin (hCG)
* ultrasound – a diagnostic imaging technique which uses high-frequency sound waves and a computer to create images of blood vessels, tissues, and organs.

Treatment for pregnancy loss:

Specific treatment for pregnancy loss will be determined by your physician based on:

* your pregnancy, overall health, and medical history
* gestational age of the fetus
* your tolerance for specific medications, procedures, or therapies
* the type of pregnancy loss
* your opinion or preference

Once pregnancy loss occurs, the uterus must be emptied of all the fetal tissues to prevent further complications. Counseling and support of the family is important. Your physician can help you find resources and support organizations that can help after pregnancy loss.

Because the egg implants itself somewhere other than the uterus, it is not able to develop properly. As the egg grows, it stretches the organ in which it has implanted itself. Eventually, this organ, most likely the fallopian tube, will burst, increasing a woman’s risk of hemorrhaging, which requires immediate medical attention.

Signs of Ectopic Pregnancy
On the surface, symptoms of ectopic pregnancy mimic those of pregnancy, making it difficult to notice the warning signs. In general, though, typical ectopic pregnancy symptoms include:

* late period
* irregular vaginal bleeding
* lightheadedness, dizziness or fainting
* pain in the abdomen, shoulder, bladder and/or bowel

The most notable signs of ectopic pregnancy are sharp, stabbing pains, particularly in the abdomen. If you have had a positive pregnancy test and notice any of these tubal pregnancy symptoms, make an appointment with your health care provider right away.

Diagnosing a Tubal Pregnancy
Due to increased awareness about ectopic pregnancies, more prenatal health care practitioners are screening their female patients for this pregnancy complication. This increased vigilance is part of the reason why maternal death rates are declining despite the fact that ectopic pregnancy numbers are going up.

In order to diagnose an ectopic pregnancy, your health care provider will first administer a pregnancy test (if you do not already have a positive pregnancy test). Once a pregnancy is confirmed, a blood test will be performed to evaluate your levels of hCG. In a healthy pregnancy, this hormone doubles roughly every two days until the 11th week pf pregnancy. However, in tubal pregnancies, hCG levels increase at a much slower rate.

In order to determine how your hCG levels are rising, your health care provider may monitor your levels over a period of days or she may calculate what they should be based on your last menstrual period and the approximate length of your pregnancy. Blood tests done to measure the level of progesterone in your system may also be helpful as an ectopic pregnancy often produces lower than normal progesterone levels.

An ultrasound is commonly done in the early stages of pregnancy to see how the fetus is developing. During this routine procedure, your health care provider will be able to see not only your uterus, but also your fallopian tubes and ovaries. During this exam, it is possible for your health care provider to see whether the embryo has implanted in the correct location or not.

Treating an Ectopic Pregnancy
Because it is unlikely that the embryo will survive when it is implanted somewhere other than the uterus, and due to the risk of organ rupture and possibly maternal death, ectopic pregnancies are normally terminated. So long as your fallopian tube has not ruptured, this can be accomplished through the use of methotrexate, an injection drug that dissolves the embryo, allowing the body to reabsorb it. This is often preferred as it is a noninvasive procedure and helps to reduce the amount of scarring to your reproductive organs.

If it is not possible to use methotrexate, the embryo may be flushed out through a salpinostomy or removed through laparoscopy. However, if the organ in which the embryo has implanted itself ruptures, an emergency laparoscopy must be performed to remove both the embryo and the organ, most likely the fallopian tube.

Once the embryo has been removed, you will receive follow-up care and monitoring. This is done to ensure that your hCG levels return to zero. If they do not go down, you may receive further treatment with methotrexate to dissolve any lingering embryonic tissue remaining in the tube.

Affects on Fertility
Experiencing a tubal pregnancy can affect your future ability to get pregnant. If scarring, trauma or damage has occurred to your reproductive organs, either because of the pregnancy or methods used to treat the ectopic pregnancy, it can make it more difficult to conceive in the future. Additionally, experiencing an ectopic pregnancy puts you at risk of suffering another one in the future.

However, just because you have had one ectopic pregnancy does not automatically mean you will be infertile. While losing a fallopian tube does reduce your chances of pregnancy to about 40%, pregnancy is still possible. Many women who have had a tubal pregnancy are able to successfully conceive again within a year of their ectopic pregnancy.

If you are concerned about your fertility, speak with your health care provider about what you can do to preserve your fertility as well as increase your chances of pregnancy after a tubal pregnancy.

Are You at Risk?
Certain factors can put a woman at increased risk of an ectopic pregnancy. In numerous incidents, a tubal pregnancy results due to a blockage or narrowing in the fallopian tube, preventing the fertilized egg from traveling to the uterus. Factors that can increase your risk of having an ectopic pregnancy include:

* Pelvic inflammatory disease
* STDs
* Pregnancy over age 35
* Previous surgery
on the fallopian tubes
* Previous ectopic pregnancy
* Endometriosis
* Use of certain ovulation medications

Moreover, if become pregnant while using an IUD, you have a significantly increased risk of developing an ectopic pregnancy.

A Look At The Pregnancy Calendar

A weekly pregnancy calendar generally follows a forty week schedule. The calculation of the calendar is very simple. The LMP i.e. the last menstrual period date is the first day of the pregnancy calendar. Forty weeks from the date is the due date. Here, it has to be noted that only in very few cases, the baby is delivered on the due date. Generally any day after the 37th week is safe, because the baby would have attained full development by the 37th week.

A pregnancy calendar generally makes the following information available.

1. The growth and development that the fetus must achieve in each week of pregnancy,
2. The physical and the emotional changes that the mother-to-be undergoes and coping with these changes,
3. Nutritional requirements and exercises for a health pregnancy,
4. The do and do not during the nine months.

In a nutshell, a weekly pregnancy calendar is an excellent reference guide for every anxious would-be mother. It helps her to understand every change and emotion that she would be undergoing through the forty weeks of the pregnancy wheel. It helps her to keep track of what is going on in her womb every minute. The calendar helps in alleviating her anxiety and comforts her.

Maintaining Your Own Weekly Pregnancy Calendar

You can also make your own pregnancy calendar. It is very simple. Once you know your LMP and due date, you can yourself start maintaining the physical and emotional changes that you undergo on a weekly basis. You can compare this with any standard pregnancy calendar to assure yourself that everything is well.

Advantages Of Maintaining Your Own Pregnancy Calendar
In addition to the above mentioned benefits, maintaining your own weekly pregnancy calendar has some apparent advantages.
1. You can use the calendar as a jotting notepad to record your queries, doubts and apprehensions. This will be useful in future appointments with your doctor.
2. The pregnancy calendar is particularly useful in the third trimester of pregnancy (week 26 to week 40). In this final trimester, there are many changes happening in the mother body. The would-be mother will then find the pregnancy calendar handy. With the help of a good calendar, she can identify if her contraction are true or false and if there is a need to consult the doctor.
3. A religiously written pregnancy calendar will be very useful for the doctor in case any emergency arises in the course of delivery.
4. You can use your weekly pregnancy calendar to understand your future pregnancies better.

If you are a teenager, finding out that you are pregnant can be a very stressful and daunting experience. If the pregnancy is unplanned, you may be worried about telling your parents and whether or not you want to go ahead with the pregnancy. You may also worry about the implications in terms of schooling, social life and how your body will change. Most women go through mixed emotions when they are pregnant. It is therefore important to remember that you are not alone and that you should either speak to your parents, teacher or a health professional about it.

If you think you are pregnant, don’t ignore it. The first thing to do is make sure that you are definitely pregnant. You can make an appointment to see your GP or attend a family clinic. They will be able to carry out the necessary tests and provide you with advice, especially if there are difficulties around communicating with your parents. Alternatively, you can speak to a relative or teacher who may also be able to assist.

You can avoid getting pregnant by waiting to have sexual intercourse at the legal age of consent in England, Scotland and Wales, which is 16. Also by practicing safe sex such as using a condom during sexual intercourse and using contraception. If you think your are pregnant or would like to find out more about safe sex practices and the best method of contraception, speak to your parents, teacher or GP for more information and advice.

The styles and trends in custom pregnancy cards are similar to birth announcements. Modern designs, cute images of baby items or a pregnant mom silhouette are all popular. Stork pregnancy announcements are also a charming option. If the pregnancy cards are sent after the parents know the gender of the baby, printable pregnancy announcements can be geared for a boy or girl as appropriate. If parents know the nursery room theme or colors, the pregnancy announcement can give the recipients a sneak peak of the nursery. This kind of personalization is great for the mother-to-be that has many out of town friends and relatives. The more the recipient feels they know about the new baby, the more special they feel.

By sending inexpensive pregnancy announcements, parents are also saving themselves some time when they get to the announcement of the baby. The name and address list for the pregnancy announcements should be virtually the same as the list for the printed birth announcements. Organization is key after the baby is born so already having a list of recipients from the pregnancy announcements can be sleep saving! Parents will also get out all of the kinks with the pregnancy announcements – they will know how many announcement cards they need to send, are guaranteed not to miss anyone important (they will find out who they missed quite quickly if they miss them with the pregnancy announcement!) and they will have a system down to stuff envelopes and address announcements quickly.

The joy of pregnancy should be shared with all of the family and friends. Printed pregnancy cards can be a way to show gratitude, keep in touch with distant loved ones and tell them a little bit about the family that is expecting the baby. Pregnancy announcements usually indicate the expected birth date, but if parents choose to only announce the month, season or major holiday around the expected date, that is also a nice option. If it is not the first child, pregnancy announcements can also be worded with the siblings-to-be announcing the expected baby. Often times the older siblings are very excited about their new baby sibling and feel extra special if their names are on the pregnancy announcement cards.

Whatever style pregnancy card is used, the important thing to remember is the joy and excitement of the new baby. Sharing that joy by a pregnancy announcement spreads the joy around! Some websites have lots of unique pregnancy announcements wording verses, wording ideas and sayings to get your cards just the way you want.

Fit Before Pregnancy: Studies show that women who are physically fit before and during their pregnancy tend to have easier childbirth. This does not mean that you will have a painless and quick labor if you are fit, but it makes the chances of it being a bit less stressful more likely. Women that are fit while pregnant have muscle tone that is put to good use while in the delivery room.

What’s Too Much?: This begs the question, how much is too much? First and foremost, consult your physician. Let them know what kind of activity you normally do and if it is safe to continue. Women who aggressively work out may be told to slow down a bit. Although exercise, no matter how little, is good, it is important that you stop when you are tired. You will not be able to push yourself as hard as you were able to before becoming pregnant.

Slow and Easy: Pregnancy is not a time to decide to get into tip top shape. If you normally get minimal activity, it is okay to continue with exercise and sometimes even more than you are used to. But, make sure you do not pump it up too much. Rigorous exercise, especially if you are not used to it, will cause the body stress that will transfer to your baby. This may cause complications while you are pregnant that could be avoided by slowing down. Take it one step at a time and see what you and your baby are able to handle.

If your doctor
tells you to stay off your feet and not exercise, pay attention. There are some cases when minimal activity is too much. Work closely with your doctor and make sure to tell them if you or your baby shows any sign of stress. It is not necessary to become a couch potato, but a changing body that packs on a few pounds while pregnant is normal and absolutely necessary.

It’s not uncommon for women to develop ovarian cysts during pregnancy and most cysts are found to be benign. Your doctor will determine the status of the cyst using ultrasound
. If the cyst is small and harmless then it can shrink on its own and no treatment is needed.

However if the cyst is large or increases in size then there is the chance that it could burst or twist and cause a lot of pain as well as harm to your baby.

Large cysts are removed by surgery so that the baby can develop properly but you can avoid surgery if you are able to treat the cysts from the root cause. The best way to do this is using natural methods that don’t involve medication, surgery, side effects and potential harm to your unborn baby.

Ovarian cysts during pregnancy can be a stressful time but the sooner you start treating it from the root cause you can cure them safely avoiding surgery and focus on planning for your new arrival rather than worrying about his/her safety.

Before doctor’s recommend surgery they allow some time to see if the cysts shrink on their own so take the time to test natural methods you’ll be glad you did.

For more information on ovarian cysts and how to treat painful ovarian cysts I’ve provided a review of the guide I’d recommend to anyone looking for a natural safe method to cure their ovarian cysts.