Why it’s important to see your doctor after pregnancy
WellTuned spoke with Drs. Edwin Thorpe and Sharon Moore-Caldwell, medical directors for BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, to find out why these visits are important.
WellTuned spoke with Drs. Edwin Thorpe and Sharon Moore-Caldwell, medical directors for BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, to find out why these visits are important.
Here are things you may not know about pregnancy, as well as some WellTuned resources pregnant females and their partners may find helpful.
Melissa Perry, a registered dietitian-nutritionist for BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, outlines specific foods and drinks pregnant females can reach for to stay as healthy as possible.
Here is a primer on prenatal nutrition, as well as a list of foods moms-to-be should avoid.
A pregnant woman needs to take precautions to ensure her health and her baby’s. That includes getting certain vaccinations — and avoiding others until after the birth.
“Pregnancy brain!” Moments of forgetfulness happen to everyone, but they seem to occur more often during pregnancy. Why?
When Nikki was pregnant, friends told her she’d lose a lot of the baby weight once the baby was born, but it wasn’t that easy for her — and it isn’t for many women. This is her story.
What causes pregnancy back pain, and what can you do about it? Check out our list of 7 ways you can find relief from back pain when pregnant.
If you’re expecting, it’s important to stay active and healthy for the benefit of you and baby. Read one mom-to-be’s tips on how to exercise while pregnant.
Here’s what to expect at well-baby exams and why you shouldn’t skip your new-mom checkup.