Megilicious:
[color=#006600][/color]Pls good morning i need help....i dont know whats going on with my daughters hair please.. Its removing from the roots..and its scary ..google is saying its ring worm..i dont know what to do

indian03:



Please is administering spinal anaesthesia painful? Just inquisitive and would like to know because some are saying the long needle hurts .

indian03:



Please is administering spinal anaesthesia painful? Just inquisitive and would like to know because some are saying the long needle hurts .

frances01:
Goodevening house.

i went for scan today and is measuring behind from my counting. from my counting i suppose to be 11weeks, my LMP was 4th March but scan measured 8weeks 6days though everything is just ok, and i saw my LO wiggling hands and legs, the baby i have prayed and waited for good 3years.

i was counting my self as TEAM DEC but scan gave me 9/11/2021 so am now TEAM NOVEMBER.

Missfree:
okay God bless you because they told me in gbagada to come and pick date for elective Cs because my baby is at breech position and am just 36 weeks gone they ask me to come next week Thursday to book with the surgeon. That is y am asking if they can change the baby position

lady25:
i had this with my first baby it turned out i had severe anaemia please request for a pcv test immediately I had headache with mine

bibijay123:


I just realized you were my cappo,

I had my baby on the 30th of August, but I used my alternate acct throughout and you asked me to join August but I joined September group

Jogurl:
Hello Mama's in the house, how una dey? How preggy Mama's body? We waddling Mama's can't wait to offload our trucks ooh. June seems so far Abi should we port ?

Goldengold2:
Please do mention it and share the response with me. Safe delivery to us all.

claseek:
the obgyn said it’s very normal oh. He explained that it happens if your uterus is pushed up against your diaphragm, it might affect your breathing and then heart rate. Best thing to do is to take a little rest and calm down

However he asked that I do a scan to be sure that my fluid is not too much as that might contribute to my uterus pushing up against the diaphragm. Thankfully the scan came out well. Fluid is very ok. Not to much, not too small

I’ve also been scheduled for a test as well during the week, which I have now forgotten the name, something glucose something, for pcv. This is to rule out any otherissue, which I can’t remember the name as well, (too many medical terms abeg)

But i believe all is well. It’s very normal

chocome:


Good day mama,
Teamie you didn't identify with us your team mate o, Pls we are waiting for you and your induction. Thank God you have a smooth ride I which you all the best.
Have a nice day

joliefille:




I read some where that drinking loads of water and eating fruits help.

claseek:
Good evening mamas

I’m experiencing something that’s giving me concern.

I’m 30weeks pregnant.

I get this shortness of breath and heart palpitations (if I’m correct). Like my heart starts beating really fast, sweat may even breakout on my forehead, I feel light headedness; like dizzy and if I don’t sit or lie down immediately, I feel like I might just fall. Tonight is the second time I’m experiencing it; right now as I type, I’m currently lying down.

Who else experiences this? Is this normal?

claseek:
the obgyn said it’s very normal oh. He explained that it happens if your uterus is pushed up against your diaphragm, it might affect your breathing and then heart rate. Best thing to do is to take a little rest and calm down

However he asked that I do a scan to be sure that my fluid is not too much as that might contribute to my uterus pushing up against the diaphragm. Thankfully the scan came out well. Fluid is very ok. Not to much, not too small

I’ve also been scheduled for a test as well during the week, which I have now forgotten the name, something glucose something, for pcv. This is to rule out any otherissue, which I can’t remember the name as well, (too many medical terms abeg)

But i believe all is well. It’s very normal

Missfree:
Good evening family has anyone heard of turning baby from breech position. Has anyone has that experience pls i need answers

LeProfessor:


Able Cappo, I hail oh.

Welcome @meggitto21 to the vibrant team.

Everything is good and calm. We are grateful to the almighty, apart from occasional nausea and some occasional random moods (last night DW cried because I took extra meat from the pot, the only thing I could do was hug her)

Shopping is done (I think)

#DiaryofaPregnantHusband

chocome:


TURNING A BREECH BABY

The safest and most natural way for baby to be born via vaginal delivery is head first. As you approach baby’s due date, she will begin to turn “upside down,” so that she will be born head first.

When baby is positioned feet first, or sitting “right side up”, we call it breech. In 90% of cases, a breech baby will have to be delivered via C-section [1].

When should we worry about baby’s position?

Around week 37, baby is typically already so big that she cannot turn over on her own. There is not enough room in utero. When it happens that she is breech at this point, your doctor may prescribe an external obstetric coup, where he or she will try to turn baby by placing hands on your abdomen and manipulating her position [1]. This can be painful.

At week 28 of pregnancy, one in four babies is breech. This decreases to 15% of babies at week 32 and 3-4% of babies at the time of labor [2]. Sometimes, it’s just a matter of waiting on baby to turn.

I don’t want to wait that long. Can I do something else to help baby turn?

Note that when a doctor turns baby at the hospital with the proper equipment and precautions, the success rate is 86%. But there are alternatives. Studies show that methods like yoga and acupuncture have a success rate of 65% [3].

Alternative methods are explored not only from anxiety to ensure baby’s health, but also because they can be more cost effective than waiting until late in pregnancy and utilizing hospital resources. A simulation showed that acupuncture performed at week 33 on an expectant mama with a breech baby yielded a 20% increased chance of baby turning, versus doing nothing. The researchers noted that the cost of stimulating mama’s pinkie toes (via moxibustion) was significantly lower than the cost of a C-section [4].

How do these alternative methods work?

Most of the studies on acupuncture focused on moxibustion. Moxa is a cone or stick of ground up mugwort leaves which is burned at or near acupuncture points. It is believed to work by stimulating the adrenal cortex, changing blood levels of estrogen and prostaglandin. This increases the sensitivity of the uterus and stimulates baby’s motor activity. In other words, it makes baby active. Once baby is active, she may find her way to a head-first position [3].

You can imitate this technique at home by applying ginger paste to your pinkie toes at bedtime. Your toes should feel warm, and baby should start to move around more. There are no reported risks with this method [3].

Doctors and midwives also recommend yoga poses such as a bridge, where you lie down and then raise your pelvis as high as you can toward the ceiling, using the rest of your body for support. However, there is no evidence yoga poses have either a positive or negative effect on breech presentation [3].

onyinyechika08:

I did another scan today which gave me 9th DEC and this is the same with my own calculations.
I think the first one their machine malfunctioned because is still the same hospital that did this second one, My Dr refused to accept the first one and asked them to repeat it.

If scan gave you 8weeks 6days that means your date should be December ending and not november. Something doesn't add up with the scan results.

chocome:
Good evening ma'ams,team sexyborning how are we doing
Welcome all new Teamie to the team.
There are some of us who have been quiet for sometimesi hope we are all doing great
We will love to hear from all of us Pls answer your name when you see this and smile for we are conqueror


1. chocome ___June 15. team surprise

2. Anisef ___June 10

3. MissFree ___June 18 team blue

4. Orangb ___June 7 team blue

5. Goldie50 ___June 7 team pink

6. Bibbzz ___June 29

7. best1708 ___June 8 team XY

8. Sexymum1 ___June24 team XX

9. Wetsmoke ___June1 team pink

10. EbyFloxy ____June 10 team blue

11. AbbynHummy___ June 11 team surprise

12. AbleGodDidIt ____ June 30 sex unknown

13. Alennsar ____ June 1 team unknown

14. Rosh83_____ June

15. Jogurl_____ June 28 team?

16. Tessyj4______ June 12 team?

17. Tyhgfrdeswscbhf ____ June 14 team xx

claseek:
Good evening mamas

I’m experiencing something that’s giving me concern.

I’m 30weeks pregnant.

I get this shortness of breath and heart palpitations (if I’m correct). Like my heart starts beating really fast, sweat may even breakout on my forehead, I feel light headedness; like dizzy and if I don’t sit or lie down immediately, I feel like I might just fall. Tonight is the second time I’m experiencing it; right now as I type, I’m currently lying down.

Who else experiences this? Is this normal?

indian03:



Please is administering spinal anaesthesia painful? Just inquisitive and would like to know because some are saying the long needle hurts .

indian03:


Please is administering spinal anaesthesia painful? Just inquisitive and would like to know because some are saying the long needle hurts .

Layormiii:
Is it too early to say team January? #coveringface
Do I have any team mate here with our no bumb belle?? I honestly can't wait to start showing