A healthy and balanced diet that include all fruit and vegetables, all dairy products, lentils, lean meat, eggs, poultry, all cereals, healthy fats should be taken by the pregnant women in order to make her baby grow well. In the second trimester, you can have food that is rich in calcium and vitamin D, which is necessary for baby's bones and teeth development and omega-3 fatty acids rich food, which are important for your baby's brain development....
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What is a pregnancy due date calculator?
By Team-Healtheoz July 12, 2019
#date of ovulation, #estimated due date #due date calculator, #fertilization, #first trimester, #last menstrual period, #Pregnancy, #second trimester, #third trimester No comments
After the confirmation of pregnancy, the first thing to rule out is the due date. Nowadays, most of the due date calculators are available. But as per my personal experience, I will suggest everyone go for Healtheoz HMOM due date calculator. It is an online calculator with medical accuracy. The average pregnancy lasts 280 days from the last menstrual period (LMP), or more precisely, 266 days following your last ovulation cycle (or approximately...
What are your biggest nutrition questions during pregnancy?
By Team-Healtheoz June 25, 2019
#diet, #folic acid, #miscarriage, #Pregnancy, #second trimester, #third trimester No comments
Diet places a very crucial role in pregnancy. Write the amount of nutritious diet intake is very essential in pregnancy as it will not only affect your baby as well. Make sure you are having a healthy and balanced diet that include all fruit and vegetables, all dairy products, lentils, lean meat, eggs, poultry, all cereals, healthy fats. Just make yourself aware of some food that you have to strictly avoid during your pregnancy.
You should avoid...
After how many months of pregnancy will my belly come out?
By Team-Healtheoz May 27, 2019
#amniotic fluid, #BMI, #developing baby, #first trimester, #morning sickness, #overweight, #second trimester No comments

One of the first thing that you’d end up asking yourself once you’re pregnant is that “When will I look pregnant?”. When it comes to growth of the belly, it’s different for everybody, there is no certainty.
In some women baby bump can be seen as early as in the 3rd month of their pregnancy, others can spot a real difference from 5th month onwards. It is worth noting...
After how many days of vomiting start in pregnancy?
By Team-Healtheoz April 15, 2019
#hyperemesis gravidarum, #morning sickness, #Nausea, #second trimester, #vomiting No comments
Pregnancy sickness is the most common medical condition of early pregnancy, but how bad it varies widely from woman to woman. You may get the odd bout of mild queasiness when you first wake up or find that certain smells trigger waves of nausea throughout the day. You may have to endure weeks or even months of feeling or being sick morning, noon and night.
The number of times one may vomit is dependent on one’s individual condition and health and...
What is the reason for bleeding with clots during the 6th week of pregnancy?
By Team-Healtheoz April 10, 2019
#bleeding from cervix, #first pregnancy, #second trimester, #Ultrasound No comments
It is always difficult to pinpoint the exact cause of bleeding in a first-trimester pregnancy. It could just be bleeding from the cervix or the edge of the placenta ( which is bigger and more close to the cervix because of the twin pregnancy ) and these situations generally bear little or no significance. Sometimes the bleeding can carry on up to the second trimester. If the heartbeat is present, the same still holds i.e. over 97% of the time the...
Is cramping during early pregnancy normal
It can be, usually at the very beginning of the pregnancy and again later in pregnancy as you approach your due date. Many women also experience a pelvic discomfort known as round ligament pain. It is considered normal in pregnancy.
It occurs in the second trimester when the round ligaments, which supports the uterus in the pelvis, begin to stretch as the uterus grows. Moving slowly helps. It eventually subsides as the pregnancy progress. Spotting...