Care in Pregnancy
Resources relating to health during pregnancy, covering topics including exercise, alcohol and diet.
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10 Reasons to See Your Midwife or Doctor
Find out which early warning signs warrant a trip to the doctor or midwife during pregnancy, including bleeding and pain.
www.ukparents.co.ukBabyCentre - 10 Steps to a Healthy Pregnancy
Sensible advice includes tips on exercise, diet and folic acid intake plus guidance on reducing levels of smoking, caffeine and alcohol.
www.baby.co.ukBabyCentre - Diet for a Healthy Pregnancy
Use these tips to learn more about the nutritional needs of expectant women, including supplements, calorie requirements and foods to avoid.
www.baby.co.ukBabyworld
Guide offers advice, news articles and forums on pregnancy and babies. Get tips on choosing infant products or do some shopping.
www.babyworld.co.ukBPAS - British Pregnancy Advisory Service
UK network of reproductive centers offers pregnancy testing, emergency contraception, abortions and advice.
www.bpas.orgExercise in Pregnancy
Review this article on exercise in pregnancy by midwife Sylvia Baddeley. With tips on what sports to avoid and when to contact your doctor.
www.ukparents.co.ukMothers 35 Plus
Displays sensitive and informative advice for older mothers on tests in pregnancy, child loss and breastfeeding. Meet other mums in the forum.
www.mothers35plus.co.ukNutrition for a Healthy Pregnancy
Consult this fact sheet to determine healthy eating levels for expectant mothers at different stages of the pregnancy. Advises on foods to avoid.
www.healthandnutrition.co.ukUKparents - Homoeopathy
Studies the use of homoeopathic medicines during pregnancy and includes details of treatable complaints.
www.ukparents.co.ukUKparents - Osteopathy in Pregnancy
Find out about applications for this alternative therapy during pregnancy. Includes details of complaints that can be addressed.
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