You have just found out that you are pregnant. Pretty soon you are receiving lots of advice from friends, relatives and just about everyone else

Selecting a pregnancy hospital give birth is an important decision. This choice of selecting hospital to give birth may play a very big role on your birth experience. With no dearth of hospitals

The world around you is a buzz with the excitement of summer and you see happy travelers all around, with huge backpacks and equally huge smiles and cameras slung over their necks.

Once your pregnancy test kit indicates a positive result, you should visit your obstetrician for confirmation of your pregnancy and some preliminary tests.

Throughout your pregnancy, at each of your visit to your obstetrician, you will have to undergo a urine test, blood pressure test, a weight check and a foetal heartbeat check.

What does birth defect mean? A Birth defect means that something has gone wrong with:

Heartburns and indigestion are common during the second and third trimester of pregnancy. These are quite normal. Usually a change in your diet eases this problem.

Breathlessness is a common symptom throughout the pregnancy life cycle. It can happen as early as the first trimester and/or even as late as

Anaemia is a condition where the number of red blood cells or the amount of haemoglobin in the body is less than normal. During pregnancy, your body's blood volume usually increases by

Phase 1 of labour is called latent or early labour. This is usually the longest of the three phases. It is also generally the least intense and least painful.

Phase 3 of labour is called transitional labour. This is the final phase of Stage I of childbirth. It lasts from about fifteen minutes to an hour

Your cervix is dilated to the maximum and you must start helping to push the baby out through the birth canal. The entire process takes anywhere from 10 minutes to one or two hours.