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Preterm births are babies born after their 32nd week but some preterm births happen as early as the 28th week. It is very important that a baby reaches its full term before birth as the baby is more stable and stronger to withstand the stress of delivery. The earlier the baby is born, the lesser [...]

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The amniotic fluid acts as a cushion and it nourishes the fetus during its developmental growth inside the womb of the mother. It gradually increases in amount while the baby grows and usually dislodges during labor.  It acts as a source of nourishment for the fetus as it is filled with proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, phospholipids, [...]

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Who doesn’t love coffee? Who doesn’t feel perky when one eats or drinks caffeine-laden food or drinks? Even the aroma of rich coffee brings pure bliss to a pregnant woman and just like any other individual she will definitely want to have a sip or two. Since time immemorial, there have been conflicting views about [...]

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