uterus

One in every 100 women in the U.K. experiences more than three miscarriagesin their lifetime, which causes many women to question their ability to have children and to fear the worst. However, a recent study conducted by doctors at the University of Southampton in the UK and Utrecht in the Netherlands has revealed that there […]

The uterus or womb is a pear-shaped, hollow, muscular organ which is very important for your pregnancy. In week 3, the embryo will implant in the uterine wall of your uterus and for the rest of your pregnancy your baby will continue to grow and develop inside of it. Your uterus is located in your […]

The womb or uterus is a pear-shaped, hollow, muscular organ which is very important for your pregnancy. In week 3, the embryo will implant in the uterine wall of your womb and for the rest of your pregnancy your baby will continue to grow and develop inside of your uterus. Your womb is located in […]

What you need to know about In vitro fertalisation (IVF) IVF is one of the many solutions to any fertility problems you may be experiencing. This process involves the fertilisation of your egg by your partner’s sperm outside of your body (A.K.A. in-vitro). IVF is a major and expensive solution, therefore it is only used […]

It is important to snack throughout the day when you are pregnant, because as you will notice or maybe have already noticed, you can’t eat as much as you used to in one sitting especially as your due date approaches. This is because as your uterus expands and your baby grows you have less room […]

Water births, or giving birth while you are immersed in a pool of warm water, is a birthing method that has become increasingly more common in the UK over the last two decades. And as usual its rising popularity is accompanied by some controversy in the world of medical professionals. On one hand, water births […]

Determining whether your pregnant with multiples is not easy, but with medical technology today it is a lot easier than before. Let’s put it this way, our mothers’ generation had a lot more surprises at birth than we do now! Most multiple births are not noticeable during the first trimester. This is because your body […]