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5 Different Ways To Get Relief From Morning Sickness

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Different pregnant women have different kinds of experiences regarding morning sickness. Some only experience them in the first trimester, some experience it throughout the pregnancy. Most women experience them only in the morning, but others might experience them all day and sometimes even in the night. There are no real explanations given by a doctor or an ultrasound baby scan clinic . But it will help a lot if you get to know some ways on how to deal with morning sickness.  Choose What You Are Eating Carefully Your diet should be chosen very carefully. Your frequency and timings of morning sickness depend a lot on what you are eating and at what time. In the morning eat as less as possible. Salty foods are helpful like crackers, as are foods that contain ginger. Include protein, low fat, and easy to digest foods for your breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Bland foods, like bananas, rice, applesauce, and toast may be easy to digest. Avoid Spicy Food and Have Fluids

Some Common Frequently Asked Questions On Baby Scan Clinic

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Is this your first pregnancy? You must have so many questions for your first visit to baby scan clinic. All new pregnant women tend to have some frequently asked questions which we have answered here. Take a look to remove your confusion. Do I need a doctor's referral letter? No, you do not need a doctor’s referral for any kind of baby scans. What is the perfect time to have an early scan for pregnancy? Normally the early pregnancy scans can be done from 7 weeks up to 14 weeks of pregnancy. Some women like to come in at 8 weeks to see the heartbeat. You will be able to see the heartbeat, the sac, and fetal pole. If the scan is performed too early i.e. before 8 weeks, you may not see the heartbeat. There is nothing to worry about in such cases as the heartbeat can not always be easily heard before 8 weeks. Other mothers-to-be prefer to wait until 12 weeks so that they can see the baby’s head, limbs, hands, and feet. How to prepare for an early pregnancy