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I don’t think you need pregnacare with those drugs as long as they’re prescribed and you’re taking the right dosage, you should also consult with your gyne just to be sure.
Babymigo is not a hospital. It's a community for pregnant mothers and parents
Transverse lie means that your baby is lying sideways across your tummy, rather than in a head-down position. It's a common position for your baby to take in early pregnancy. Most babies will get themselves into a head-down position by the end of the final trimester, if not before.
Most of the time, there is no clear reason why the baby did not turn head-down. In some cases, breech position may be linked to early labor, twins or more, problems with the uterus, or problems with the baby.
It depends on the history of your menstrual cycle. August 6 is a long time ago. There's a chance you might be pregnant but you will need a test to confirm.
Why are you scared of family planning since they are several options?
For the meantime, I won't advise you stay away from your husband unless they are other personal or medical reasons. You may consider trying Condom till you figure things out
For the meantime, I won't advise you stay away from your husband unless they are other personal or medical reasons. You may consider trying Condom till you figure things out
We encourage you to space the children by 2 years.....so you can completely recover before embarking on another journey of pregnancy and breastfeeding
Amatem contains Artemether 80 mg, Lumefantrine 480 mg. Do not use during breastfeeding and pregnancy unless it is specifically recommended by a medical doctor. Breastfeeding women should not use Artemether and Lumefantrine tablets due to the long elimination half-life of Lumefantrine (4 to 6 days).
It is recommended that breastfeeding should not resume before day 28 after discontinuation of Artemether and Lumefantrine combination unless potential benefits to mother and child outweigh the risk of the combination treatment.
It is recommended that breastfeeding should not resume before day 28 after discontinuation of Artemether and Lumefantrine combination unless potential benefits to mother and child outweigh the risk of the combination treatment.
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Lipton tea contains caffeine. It is usually advised that you limit the amount of caffeine to less than 200mg a day. About 2 mugs a day is okay. Their is a small risk of miscarriage and low birth weight with excessive caffeine intake.
Lipton tea contains caffeine. It is usually advised that you limit the amount of caffeine to less than 200mg a day. About 2 mugs a day is okay. Their is a small risk of miscarriage and low birth weight with excessive caffeine intake.
After confirmation of your pregnancy, your doctor will make arrangements for your antenatal care. Most women have their first and longest antenatal check-up between weeks 8 and 12 of pregnancy. The earlier you start attending antenatal check-ups the better. You should then attend antenatal check-ups once a month until 28 weeks, then twice a month until you are 36 weeks pregnant. During the last 4 weeks of your pregnancy, you should go every week. Where you receive antenatal care may depend on your personal situation, they are usually carried out at your doctor's surgery but can also be at your local hospital, health centre, young person centre or even from home.
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Read more here --> https://babymigo.com/babymigo/learn/a-complete-guide-when-to-start-antenatal-in-nigeria
Kindly see a doctor preferably at the Teaching Hospital for the treatment.
Light bleeding, or spotting, during pregnancy is common, especially during the first trimester. It is considered spotting when you notice a few drops of blood occasionally in your underwear, or if you wipe yourself with tissue and see a little blood on the paper. There should not be enough blood to fill a panty liner.
How far have you gone? In early pregnancy, you might get some harmless light bleeding, called "spotting". This is when the developing embryo plants itself in the wall of your womb.
Vaginal bleeding or spotting during the first trimester of pregnancy is relatively common. Some amount of light bleeding or spotting during pregnancy occurs in about 20% of pregnancies, and most of these women go on to have a healthy pregnancy.
Lactational Amenorrhoea Method (LAM): LAM is the use of breastfeeding as a contraceptive method. Breastfeeding reduces the probability of ovulation (egg release) occurring, therefore reducing the chance of a pregnancy.
Amatem contains Artemether 80 mg, Lumefantrine 480 mg. Do not use during breastfeeding and pregnancy unless it is specifically recommended by a medical doctor.
Breastfeeding women should not use Artemether and Lumefantrine tablets due to the long elimination half-life of Lumefantrine (4 to 6 days). It is recommended that breastfeeding should not resume before day 28 after discontinuation of Artemether and Lumefantrine combination unless potential benefits to mother and child outweigh the risk of the combination treatment.
Breastfeeding women should not use Artemether and Lumefantrine tablets due to the long elimination half-life of Lumefantrine (4 to 6 days). It is recommended that breastfeeding should not resume before day 28 after discontinuation of Artemether and Lumefantrine combination unless potential benefits to mother and child outweigh the risk of the combination treatment.
Please advise your friend to see her
gynaecologist and discuss her
worries.
gynaecologist and discuss her
worries.
Wishing you a stress free pregnancy