2. Get enough rest – Sleep can help you get enough
energy. However, there may be
periods during pregnancy
where you cannot sleep well because of your baby's activity inside your
womb. It is just normal and would stop in a matter of time.
3. Exercise right – Swimming, simple aerobics, and
Yoga
are 3 of the most common pregnancy activities you can do. Consult your
doctor to know what exercise is the most suited for you and the proper way
and how long you should do it.
4. Understand what is happening – Knowing what to expect can
prepare you to the things that would happen for the whole 9 months. If you feel
something, learn why. This can avoid the risk of danger during pregnancy.
5. Get prenatal health care – A regular visit to your
obstetricians/gynecologists or OB/GYNs would help you know the responsible
pregnancy.
6. Take nutrition and supplements – Pregnant women needs
certain amount Calcium, Iron, Phosphorus, Magnesium, Zinc, Vitamins (A, D, E,
B6, B12, and C), Thiamine, Niacin, and Riboflavin. Consult your doctor on the
right dosage you should take.
7. Take Folic Acid (Folate) – Taking Folic Acid 1 month
before pregnancy up to the first trimester would decrease the risk of neural
tube defects.
8. Fluids – Drinking plenty of fluids, especially water, can
help you prevent dehydration.
9. Expect changes – Since there is a great hormonal change
happening in your body, expect and get ready for physical and emotional changes
with physical discomforts such as nausea and vomiting, heartburn, headaches,
fatigue, faintness, constipation, cravings, urinary tract infection, frequent
urination, increased vaginal discharge,
hemorrhoids, breast swelling, varicose
veins, back aches, and leg cramps among others.
10. Learn about pregnancy – There are pregnancy books and
articles you can read to know more about
healthy pregnancy and the things and
changes you should expect for the next 9 months.
Learning and
preparing for your pregnancy is an important step towards a good and safe
delivery and great parenting, learn more about
Pregnancy Facts and pregnancy in general at
http://pregnancy.healthandcosmetics.com