Pregnancy

To date, studies on pregnancy and Covid infection have been somewhat limited, most small and restricted to hospitalized patients, but in this study of five thousand pregnant women, it sheds a little more light on the effects of the coronavirus on pregnancy in each trimester.

In summer, travel increases, both by car and by bicycle, and that is why the Ministry of Health has wanted to make some express recommendations for women who are pregnant.

If you find yourself in this situation, of wanting to get pregnant for a long time, and not being able to do so, due to infertility problems or other related causes, you have surely experienced very different emotions.

Pregnancy... that great revolution! Both the process of trying to get pregnant and its arrival involve an emotional roller coaster, a cascade of often intense emotions, both pleasant and unpleasant.

During pregnancy, the body temperature of the pregnant woman increases, and if we are also in summer with the thermometer shot, pregnant women become a group that is especially vulnerable to high temperatures.

Although during pregnancy most women can continue to do their routine as they always have, we know that this is a time when we should avoid certain activities or consume certain foods and drinks. Many of the things a mother eats, drinks, smells, or wears can influence her baby's development and her own health during this stage.

When summer arrives and the sun begins to beat down, one of the frequent doubts of pregnant women is whether there is any type of risk for the baby, or even for themselves, that the sun hits them directly on the belly and also on the breasts, if you like to go topless.

Grief is the reaction to a significant loss in our lives, whatever its type. When we speak, more specifically, of genetic grief, we speak of the emotional reaction of loss when we cannot have children with our own eggs (or sperm in the case of men).