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What Pregnancy Problems Can You Expect?

by WMMedia

Pregnancy problems cannot be ruled out during pregnancy.  These
problems could affect the fetus and the mother-to-be. Sometimes,
a minor condition could easily develop into high risk. There are
situations when the pregnant woman is exposed to radiations,
chemicals, drugs, infections and substances that can cause birth
defects in the newborn baby.

During pregnancy, some women experience more problems or
pregnancy complications than others. A majority of them have
morning sickness or suffer from constipation.  The best way to
tackle such situations is to get medical help as quickly as
possible so that neither the mother nor the baby is harmed.

Here is a look at some of the most common pregnancy problems:

High Blood Pressure

It is necessary to keep a check on the blood pressure. High BP
is accompanied by protein in the urine. This usually happens
between the 20th week of pregnancy and the end of the first week
after delivery. Some women get headaches, swelling in the ankles
and wrists, problems with eyesight and pain in the abdomen.

Ignoring this can lead to a medical condition called eclampsia
which is life-threatening complication. The usual advice for
pre-eclampsia is bed-rest. The doctor may prescribe medication to
lower your blood pressure. The baby is likely to be premature.
However, after the baby is born, the mother gets better.
  
Vaginal Bleeding

One of the most dangerous pregnancy problems is vaginal bleeding
and it is best to consult your doctor to find out why. Some
reasons for vaginal bleeding could be:

*Miscarriage

*Ectopic pregnancy

*Placenta previa - placenta implanting in the lower uterus

*Placenta abruption - placenta separating from the uterus

*Vaginal infection

During late pregnancy, some women have a little bleeding and
this is mixed with mucus. This is nothing to worry about as it
means that the cervix is preparing itself for delivery. Many
women who experience bleeding can very well have a successful
pregnancy.

Itchy skin
It is common for pregnant women to experience itching of the
skin. This happens because there is an increased supply of blood
to the skin as it stretches. But if it becomes acute itching, it
is best to have your doctor check it, since it could be serious.

Gestational Diabetes 
Temporary diabetes affects a few pregnant women. This is caused
by inadequate production of insulin in the body, resulting in
increased blood sugar levels. As a routine, urine tests are done
throughout pregnancy. If there is high blood sugar, it can be
identified during the 24th to 28th week of pregnancy. Often the
doctor gives advice about how to keep sugar levels in check.  
Some pregnancy problems that cannot be ignored are a sense of
ill-being, fever, pain in the abdomen, swelling in the face,
hands and eyes, problems with eyesight, painful urination, severe
vomiting, an injury to the stomach, acute thirst with very little
urination, acute headache, lack of movement from the baby after
the twenty second week, etc.

The good news is that most pregnancy problems can be treated
quite effectively.

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problems</a> are the only issue that can mar the joy of
pregnancy. However, with proper information about the possible
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complications</a>,you can cope with them easily and enjoy a
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