Glowing skin or risky remedies? Discover the truth behind pregnancy skincare myths and keep both you and your baby safe!

To separate fact from fiction, femail.co.uk has investigated the truth surrounding seven pregnancy myths. GIVING BIRTH IS EASIER FOR WOMEN WITH BIG HIPS False: It is not hip size that determines ...

“I had a fairly stressful pregnancy with my daughter and worried a lot, getting myself pretty emotional. I found the best way to relax and chill out was to go for a walk or to read something ...

Touching upon a common topic of "the so-called pregnancy-induced silliness," the article said "it is more of a psychological implication. Women tend to experience declining memory during pregnancy and ...

A science popularization article shared by China's top health authority illustrating biological benefits of motherhood has gone viral and sparked discussions on health effects of pregnancy on ...

Myth 4: It’s not normal if you don’t have morning sickness As Zita explains, “If you do not have any nausea at all, it doesn’t suggest that your pregnancy is any less viable and it is not a cause for ...

This article aims to debunk some of these myths and provide clear guidance on pregnancy-safe skincare. Myth #1: The Pregnancy Glow is Universal Truth: One of the most persistent myths is that all ...

Duke: "Sex position matters." Eleswarapu: So, that is a myth. "IVF guarantees pregnancy." Duke: Oh, boy. It's a tough myth for patients to hear. Eleswarapu: "Eating pineapple can increase fertility." ...

For many women, pregnancy can bring a mix of joy and anxiety, often accompanied by significant changes in their relationships ...