Rebecca Helie, Certified Nurse Midwife
Seasons Medical is excited to welcome Rebecca Helie, Certified Nurse Midwife, as one of the two newest members of our team. Originally from
READ MORESeasons Medical is excited to welcome Rebecca Helie, Certified Nurse Midwife, as one of the two newest members of our team. Originally from
READ MOREIf your test shows that you’re pregnant, congratulations! This is an exciting and joyous time, but it can be overwhelming as well.
READ MOREAs the embryo develops, its cells are releasing increasing amounts of the hormone human chorionic gonadotrophin (hCG) into your bloodstream, which means that you are more likely to get a positive pregnancy test.
READ MOREMany women find that headaches are a problem during early pregnancy. It is likely that hormone shifts and the increase in your blood volume are responsible.
READ MOREYou aren’t beginning to show yet, but it is likely that your pants are growing tighter at the waist, and you seem to feel bigger, even if your weight hasn’t increased significantly.
READ MOREAs these weekly developmental updates make clear, there is a miracle going on inside your body. You want to do all you can to nurture that miracle, which means beginning to think like a parent.
READ MOREYou may have already had your first prenatal visit — you’ll likely have one between weeks eight and 10. Most women look forward to these visits, which will grow more frequent as your pregnancy progresses.
READ MOREIf you have experienced nausea, food aversions or sensitivity to odors during the early weeks of pregnancy, take heart. These ease up for most women by the end of the first trimester.
READ MOREAs your pregnancy progresses and you enter your second trimester, your morning sickness should ease. When you begin to feel better, you’ll probably start making plans for life after childbirth.
READ MOREAt this point in your pregnancy, you’re probably too big for your regular clothes. It’s time to switch to looser-fitting clothing or treat yourself to maternity clothes that will last for the duration of your pregnancy.
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