Question 1

is vitamin c 1000mg with citrus bioflavonoid complex 100mg safe to take in early pregnancy. a study in italy stated that use of bioflavonoids by the mother during pregnancy has an increased risk of child developing leukemia. is this true?

Accepted Answer

: Why do you want to take those then you have to worry about the adverse effects? Just take one prenatal vitamins a day then you should be fine.

Question 2

is it safe to take vitamin c 1000mg with citrus bioflavonoid complex 100mg in early pregnancy. a study in italy stated that use of bioflavonoids by the mother during pregnancy has an increased risk of child developing leukemia. is there truth to this?

Accepted Answer

: Why are you taking so much vitamin C? I would just stick with the amount found in a standard prenatal vitamin. You can focus on foods rich in vitamin C (fresh fruit) if you want to get extra.

Question 3

i have already a kid one n half year old what should be my precautions in early pregnancy and could i lift up my one year son during pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

Use Your Judgement: Moms have been having babies with toddlers in the house for all time. You can pick up your 1 year old but use caution. Avoid kicking and rough housing with him. Try to keep things as normal as possible for you  and your toddler

Question 4

my baby is 7 weeks old, and im experiencing light bleeding, could that be a sign of early pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

Yes: While bleeding is somewhat common in early pregnancy, it is not necessarily normal. While it can be seen in normal healthy pregnancies, it could also be a sign of infection, miscarriage, or even an abnormal location of the pregnancy (an ectopic pregnancy). It is important to see you doctor ASAP for evaluation.

Question 5

how do i know i'm pregnant and what is the early pregnancy signs? i'm 22 years old an i think i missed two months of periods i'm having pain in stoma

Accepted Answer

Pregnancy Test: Classic pregnancy sxs usually begin when period is missed or thereafter (6-8 wks).  Sx’s can include: tender /swollen breasts, nausea or vomiting; lack of period; ^ frequency of urination; headaches, insomnia, fatigue. Moodiness, mild cramping, food cravings &amp; aversions; passing gas; enlarging waist line &amp; ^ white, milky vaginal discharge.  Take a home pregnancy test ot know

Question 6

39 years old, hot flashes, extremely painful breasts, mild cramps... early pregnancy signs?

Accepted Answer

Could be: if pregnancy is possible, urine pregnancy testing could be useful. If negative, and remains negative, this is caused by irregular ovulation, insulin resistance/polycystic ovarian syndrome. This can be tested and treated by your doctor.

Question 7

my doctor prescribed me cefurolsine and chlorquinaldol-promestrine in treating bacterial vaginiosis.could these be harmful to an early pregnancy up to 1 week old?

Accepted Answer

What?: That information does not make any sense. Early pregnancy bacterial vaginosis treat, ment is typically with vaginal Clindamycin - only if you are symptomatic. Treating asymptomatic BV increases preterm birth risk.

Question 8

what are early pregnancy symptoms?

Accepted Answer

Sometimes none!: The classic symptoms are lack of periods, nausea, vomiting, generalized malaise, and breast tenderness. If you think you may be pregnant, especially if a store-bought pregnancy test is positive, please see an OB doctor, who can tell you for sure.

Question 9

what should i eat in early pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

Healthy natural food: Normal, healthy women do not have to alter their foods and drinks while they are pregnant, as long as their diet is a balanced, healthy, natural diet that doesn't contain items that aren't good for a developing baby (such as fish with higher mercury levels, etc...). Prenatal vitamins can be taken, as recommended by her Ob-Gyn doctor. One should avoid undercooked or raw foods, avoid alcohol, etc...

Question 10

what are the symptoms of early pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

Some small changes: A woman of childbearing age with some nausea (with or without vomiting), some fatigue (feels less energetic), a sharper or stronger sense of smell, mild soreness or swelling of her breasts, and maybe some food aversions and cravings... could be pregnant. Symptoms can start just before missing a period. She can do a urine preg. test 1 week after missing her period, to see if she will have a baby.

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Is vitamin c 1000mg with citrus bioflavonoid complex 100mg safe to take in early pregnancy. a study in italy stated that use of bioflavonoids by the mother during pregnancy has an increased risk of child developing leukemia. is this true?

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Is it safe to take vitamin c 1000mg with citrus bioflavonoid complex 100mg in early pregnancy. a study in italy stated that use of bioflavonoids by the mother during pregnancy has an increased risk of child developing leukemia. is there truth to this?

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I have already a kid one n half year old what should be my precautions in early pregnancy and could i lift up my one year son during pregnancy?

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My baby is 7 weeks old, and im experiencing light bleeding, could that be a sign of early pregnancy?

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How do i know i'm pregnant and what is the early pregnancy signs? i'm 22 years old an i think i missed two months of periods i'm having pain in stoma

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39 years old, hot flashes, extremely painful breasts, mild cramps... early pregnancy signs?

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My doctor prescribed me cefurolsine and chlorquinaldol-promestrine in treating bacterial vaginiosis.could these be harmful to an early pregnancy up to 1 week old?

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