Embarazo

Este video te ofrece información sobre el tercer trimestre de embarazo, el desarrollo de tu bebé y síntomas comunes.

El embarazo dura unas 40 semanas y se divide en tres trimestres, empezado por el primer día de tu última regla. Tu cuerpo pasa por muchos cambios de manera que tu bebé crece y los cuerpos se preparan para el día del parto. Este programa presentará algunos de los cambios normales que tal vez tengas durante cada trimestre, y por qué lo mejor es llegar a las 40 semanas.

Con este video vas a aprender cuáles son los síntomas comunes del primer trimestre del embarazo, incluyendo la náusea matutina, cambios de humor y cambios en los senos.

Con este video vas a aprender cuáles son los síntomas más comunes del segundo trimestre del embarazo, incluyendo el dolor del ligamento redondo, estrías y dolor en la parte baja de la espalda.

Con este video vas a aprender cuáles son los síntomas comunes del tercer trimestre del embarazo, incluyendo problemas para dormir, falta de respiración, hemorroides, y dolor en la parte baja de la espalda.

Aprende con este video por qué es importante tener un embarazo a término completo o lo más cercano posible a las 40 semanas, a menos que la salud del bebé o de la madre estén en riesgo. En estos casos, se puede inducir el parto o hacer una Cesárea para mantener la salud del bebé y de la mamá.

Este programa les recuerda a las personas que los bebes están más listos para enfrentarse al mundo cuando nacen casi o a término completo (de 40 semanas), cubre la salud óptima de los bebes que nacen a buen término (aunque los bebes que nacen a las 37 semanas tengan una apariencia madura, no están completamente desarrollados). También alienta a que las mamás mantengan un estilo de vida saludable durante el embarazo y que tomen tiempo para ellas durante las semanas finales. Enfatiza como estar bien preparados, facilita la llegada del bebe a la casa y como inspira a las nuevas mamás para que puedan gozar cada momento con su recién nacido, y observarlo a adaptarse al mundo.

Round ligament pain is a common problem in pregnancy.

The first trimester is a time of rapid development for your baby. Read on to learn about all the changes.

As your body adjusts, you may have to change or limit your daily activities. You'll need more rest. You may also need to use the energy you have more wisely.

Will working while you're pregnant harm your baby? Which medicines are safe to take now? You likely have a host of questions to ask your healthcare provider. Here are some answers.

On this sheet, you'll find answers to some common questions about pregnancy, including those about exercising, traveling, eating, and drinking,

Even when you don't notice it, your body is adapting to meet the needs of your growing baby. The changes in your body might also affect your moods.

Keep up the healthy habits you started in your first trimester. You might be a little more tired than normal. So plan your day wisely. Look at the tips below and choose the ones that suit your lifestyle.

As the baby grows, your body changes too. You may also see signs that your body is getting ready for labor. Some of the most common changes are discussed here.

From conception (fertilization) until after the birth of your child, you and your baby will change every day. To help you understand what is happening, we've outlined how pregnancy begins and some of the changes you may notice.

Learning the proper ways to bend, lift, and carry objects may help relieve back strain. It will also help you protect your back after your baby is born. Remember, if you're having trouble protecting your back, it's okay to ask the people around you for help!

Did you know that standing, sitting, or lying in certain ways can lead to back pain? To ease pain, use positions that support your body comfortably.

Before trying these exercises, talk to your healthcare provider to make sure they are safe for you.

Before trying these exercises, talk to your healthcare provider to make sure they are safe for you.

Although common during pregnancy, some discomforts may seem worse in the final weeks. Simple lifestyle changes can help. Take care of yourself. And ask your partner to help out with small tasks.

Blighted ovum is a type of early pregnancy loss. The pregnancy loss often isn't found until an ultrasound is done later in pregnancy.

These exercises will make your back and buttocks muscles stronger during pregnancy.

Nausea and vomiting are common in the first trimester, as is fatigue. Other common discomforts are hemorrhoids and heartburn.

Entiende lo que va a suceder durante las semanas 26 a 30 de embarazo.

Entiende lo que va a suceder durante las semanas 32 a 34 de embarazo.

Entiende lo que va a suceder en la semana 37 de embarazo

Entiende lo que va a suceder durante las semanas 40 y 41 de embarazo, incluso como te vas a sentir conforme te acercas al final del embarazo, y cuáles son señales de que debes llamar al doctor o a la partera.

Entiende lo que va a suceder durante las semanas 6 a 10 de embarazo.

Entiende lo que va a suceder en la semana 39 de embarazo

Entiende lo que va a suceder en la semana 38 de embarazo

Entiende lo que va a suceder durante las semanas 34 a 36 de embarazo.

Entiende lo que va a suceder durante las semanas 30 a 32 de embarazo.

Entiende lo que va a suceder durante las semanas 22 a 26 de embarazo.

Entiende lo que va a suceder durante las semanas 14 a 18 de embarazo.

Entiende lo que va a suceder durante las semanas 10 a 14 de embarazo.

Entiende lo que va a suceder durante las semanas 18 a 22 de embarazo.

Con este video aprende más lo que es un aumento de peso sano durante el embarazo.

Aprende con este video cuántos mariscos es saludable comer durante tu embarazo.

Con este video aprenderás sobre las vitaminas prenatales y la importancia de tomarlas durante el embarazo.

Con este video aprenderás sobre el beneficio de la vacuna contra el VRS durante el embarazo.

Con este video aprenderás sobre la importancia de la atención prenatal y lo que puedes hacer para tener un embarazo saludable.

Aprende con este video sobre la importancia de una buena nutrición durante el embarazo.

Lo ideal es tomar decisiones saludables de estilo de vida antes de saber que estás embarazada - cuando estás tratando de concebir o no estas tratando de prevenir el embarazo. Esto incluye dejar de fumar y de usar productos con nicotina, evitar bebidas alcoholicas, dejar de tomar drogas o buscar tratamiento para adicciones, y asegurarte que lo que estés tomando, con o sin receta médica, es seguro para el desarrollo del embarazo. Lo que ingieres es aún más importante si estás embarazada. Presentaremos los problemas asociados con el uso de medicinas recetadas y las drogas o el alcohol durante el embarazo y lo que puedes hacer para asegurar que todo salga bien para ti y tu bebé.

Con este video vas a aprender cuándo es buen momento para compartir tus noticias del embarazo con tus seres queridos y tu empleo. Aprende sobre las leyes que protegen tus derechos en el empleo y cómo permanecer sana en casa.

Con este video aprenderás cómo afecta el abuso de sustancias al embarazo, cuáles son las razones para dejar de consumirlas, y cómo hablar con tu doctor para pedir ayuda.

La investigación demuestra que los bebés son capaces de oír sonidos en el útero tan temprano como a las 18 semanas del embarazo, cuando los oídos empiezan a sobresalir de la cabeza. Pero, ¿qué escuchan? Y, ¿comprenden los bebés o recuerdan lo que escuchan en el útero después de nacer? Un estudio publicado recientemente en Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences toma un paso importante hacia la respuesta de esas preguntas. © TWN (Bundoo)

Los dolores y molestias son una parte normal del embarazo, son el resultado de cambios del cuerpo para hacer espacio para el bebé que crece. Lo ideal sería controlar el dolor sin medicinas, aunque a veces son necesarias para las mujeres embarazadas que tienen dolor crónico o severo. Este programa muestra el uso de técnicas que no requieren medicinas para aliviar el dolor y la manera de usar medicinas con seguridad.

La amniocentesis es un análisis que puede ayudarle a responder algunas preguntas sobre la salud de su bebé. Pero no todas las mujeres necesitan hacerse este análisis. Vea este video que le mostrará cómo se hace una amniocentesis y sepa si es un análisis adecuado para usted.

Con este video vas a aprender la importancia de las vacunas durante el embarazo, incluyendo las vacunas contra el Flu y la Tdap.

Con este video vas a aprender sobre la importancia del conteo de patadas fetales, cómo monitorear el movimiento de tu bebé y cuándo debes llamar a tu doctor.

Casi todo padre sabe lo que es no dormir debido a un recién nacido, pero muchas mamás se sorprenden de la falta de sueño aún antes del parto. Comprenda las razones por lo que es posible que se le dificulten las noches. © TWN (Bundoo)

Helado y pepinillos. Chicken nuggets con jarabe de chocolate. Puré de papa con mantequilla y salsa Tabasco. Y tierra. Aprenda sobre los antojos del embarazo y por qué los tenemos. © TWN (Bundoo)

La buena salud de su bebé comienza por usted. Elegir los alimentos adecuados puede ayudarles a usted y al bebé que está creciendo en su vientre a tener la nutrición que necesitan y hará que usted pueda recuperarse más rápidamente. Aquí hay algunos consejos que pueden ayudarle a tener un embarazo saludable.

La actividad física durante el embarazo ayuda a mantener su cuerpo fuerte y a que su bebé crezca sano. Pero estos son algunos ejercicios que no debería hacer. Conozca cuáles son los cambios que tendrá su cuerpo durante el embarazo. Sepa lo que puede hacer para mantenerse saludable y con buen estado físico.

Una de las mejores formas de aprender sobre el proceso del parto es asistir a clases de preparación para el parto. La mayoría de las mujeres toman estas clases en el tercer trimestre de su embarazo.

Severe nausea and vomiting that doesn't let up during pregnancy is not normal and can result in dehydration and weight loss. Learn about what you can do.

Amniotic fluid surrounds the baby and protects it as it develops. It also helps the baby's muscles, lungs, and digestive tract develop properly. Your healthcare provider has determined that you have too little amniotic fluid in the womb. This is called oligohydramnios.

Having too much amniotic fluid in your uterus during pregnancy is called polyhydramnios. Learn why this happens, and how to manage it.

When you're pregnant and have an asthma flare-up, it affects both you and your baby. The baby gets oxygen from your blood to grow and develop normally. Severe asthma can cause problems getting oxygen to your baby.

Most women who are pregnant with 2 or more babies have healthy pregnancies. But, the risk of complications is higher than with a single baby. If you are carrying multiples, know the warning signs of possible problems.

The flu can make a pregnant woman very ill. This is because pregnant women are at high risk for flu complications. These complications include sinus infections and serious lung infections, like bronchitis and pneumonia. In rare cases, miscarriage of the baby or even death of the mother can result. This sheet tells you more about the flu, what to do if you come down with the flu, and what you can do to avoid infection.

A multiple pregnancy is usually identified early in the pregnancy so that good prenatal care can begin.

It's normal to worry about your baby's health. One way you can know your baby's doing well is to record the baby's movements once a day. This is called a kick count.

Preeclampsia is pregnancy-related hypertension that develops after 20 weeks' gestation. It can lead to health risks for you and your baby. No one knows what causes preeclampsia. But it is known that the only cure is delivery.

Going into labor before your 37th week of pregnancy is called preterm labor. Preterm labor can cause your baby to be born too soon. This can lead to a number of health problems that may affect your baby.

What you eat matters to your baby and your health. Here's a helpful guide to what's safe for you to eat during pregnancy.

Every cigarette you don't smoke is a benefit to you and your baby. Deciding not to smoke can be a tough choice, but you can change. Even if you've tried before, don't give up.

Regular exercise can help you adapt to the changes your body is going through during pregnancy. Exercising may help you relax, and it gets you ready for labor and delivery.

In rare cases, a woman who has group B strep can infect her baby during the birth. Infection can cause serious illness in the newborn.

Treatment includes IV antibiotics (medicines that help stop infections). If complications develop, other specialized treatments may be needed. Early treatment gives the best chance of a happy outcome.

Amniocentesis is a prenatal test that helps you learn if your baby has genetic problems. Here's what you need to know about this test.

CVS is a test that helps you learn if a fetus has health problems. The test is most often done after 10 weeks of pregnancy.

During ultrasound, high-frequency sound waves pass through your body and your baby. You can't hear the sound waves, but the ultrasound equipment can.

If you're Rh negative, ask your healthcare provider about getting treated with Rho(D) immune globulin. Even if you miscarry or don't deliver the baby, you will still need treatment.

If you have Rh negative blood, your fetus may be at risk for health problems. This is true only if the fetus has Rh positive blood. A simple test followed by treatment can help prevent problems.

A blood glucose screening tests for gestational diabetes. With this disease, changes in your body during pregnancy cause your blood sugar (glucose) to be too high. This is a serious condition. But it can be controlled with diet and, if needed, medicine.

Before becoming pregnant, you may have adopted good health habits to get ready for your baby. But if you didn't, start today. Read on to learn more.

Here are tips for first, second, and third trimesters to cope with issues like nausea, fatigue, mood swings, and headaches.

It's a myth that being 35 or older means your pregnancy will be high risk. Making the right choices now and working with your healthcare provider can help your pregnancy be trouble-free.

Even before you become pregnant, your health matters to your future baby. Adopt good health habits today. And take care of any health problems you have before becoming pregnant.

Anemia in pregnant women is often caused by not having enough iron in the blood. It is common in pregnancy and very easy to treat.

With breech presentation, your baby is in a buttocks-first or feet-first position. Babies are usually in a head-first position. A breech presentation can make it hard for the baby's head to fit through the birth canal during delivery. Here's what you need to know.

The weight you gain now is not just extra fat. It is also the weight of your baby. And it is the increased blood and fluids to support the baby.

While you're pregnant, an exercise routine helps both your mind and your body feel good. It tones your muscles and makes them stronger. It also gives you and your baby more oxygen.

Your health can affect your baby's growth. Here are some ways to stay healthy.

While you are pregnant, smoking affects your unborn child. It reduces oxygen and blood flow to your baby. This may cause bleeding problems that can put your pregnancy at risk, or even cause miscarriage or stillbirth.

Drinking a small amount of alcohol isn't harmful unless you are pregnant. That's because any alcohol you drink also affects your baby. Sometimes, even a small amount of alcohol may cause birth defects.

You had an amniocentesis. This is a prenatal test. It helps you learn whether a fetus has health problems. The test is most often done between the 15th and 20th week of pregnancy. It is also done to check the condition of the lungs of a baby who will be delivered several weeks early.

Placenta previa is a condition that may happen during the second or third trimester of pregnancy. It's one of the most common causes of vaginal bleeding during these trimesters.

Bleeding early in pregnancy isn't uncommon, and in most cases, nothing is wrong. Still, it's a good idea to let your healthcare provider know if it happens.

The only way to be sure your blood sugar stays within a normal range is to check it. You may be asked to check your blood sugar at home 1 or more times a day.

The first day after you quit smoking, as the nicotine leaves your body, you're likely to notice symptoms of withdrawal. These are signs of your body recovering from smoking. For some people, withdrawal is mild. Others have a harder time. In any case, withdrawal should begin to lessen after the first few days. Use the 4 D's listed here to beat withdrawal.

Stress is a common way to react to life events. Your body may become tense, your mood may shift, or you may feel worried. Stress is 1 of the biggest reasons people smoke. But you can let go of stress without lighting up. Learn how.

You've quit smoking because you're pregnant. At first, not smoking may be new and exciting. It's the best sort of change. People will congratulate you. You have a right to be proud, so enjoy it. But then what? How do you stay smoke-free when life goes back to normal? Plan ahead to fight temptation. Be aware of signs that warn of a slip.

Gestational diabetes causes high blood sugar levels during pregnancy. You are at risk of developing, or perhaps have already developed, gestational diabetes. Controlling your blood sugar can help prevent problems for you and your baby.

Fetal echocardiography is a tyest that shows pictures of the baby's heart before birth. It is done to check for problems in the baby's heart structure, function, or rhythm.

Cerclage is a type of surgery. It closes up the cervix. The surgery stops the cervix from widening (dilating) too early during pregnancy.

This prenatal test involves taking a sample of tissue from the placenta to test for chromosomal abnormalities and certain other genetic problems.

Researchers are still learning more about how the coronavirus affects pregnant women and their babies. Here is information to help you work with your healthcare team.

Comprende cuando debes llamar al doctor o partera durante el embarazo después de 20 semanas de embarazo

Comprende cuando debes llamar al doctor o partera durante el embarazo hasta las 20 semanas de embarazo

Con este video vas a aprender cuáles son los riesgos de la preeclampsia, sus síntomas y lo que puedes hacer para reducir tu riesgo de esta seria condición.

Con este video vas a aprender lo que es la Hiperémesis Gravidarum, sus síntomas y el mejor plan de tratamiento para ti.

Mira este video para comprender que es la preeclampsia y lo que significa para ti y tu bebé.

Comprenda qué es la depresión antes del parto y la depresión durante el embarazo, y aprenda las opciones de tratamiento que tiene disponibles. © TWN (Bundoo)

La presión arterial alta durante el embarazo puede causar problemas para usted y su bebé. Infórmese sobre por qué es importante controlar su presión arterial con regularidad. Vea lo que puede hacer para tratar esta afección de manera segura.

Your healthcare provider suggests that you have cerclage. This procedure closes the cervix during a pregnancy. It is done to help prevent miscarriage or premature birth.

With fetal growth restriction, also known as intrauterine growth restriction, a baby in the uterus is smaller than normal. This means the baby is not growing at a normal rate.

During pregnancy, the baby is surrounded in the uterus by the amniotic sac. Premature rupture of the membranes (PROM) is when the amniotic sac breaks before you go into labor. Read on to learn more.

A cerclage is a procedure that closes the cervix during a pregnancy. It's done to help prevent miscarriage if it's because of cervical incompetence, cervical insufficiency, or premature birth. Read on to learn more.

Losing a child through miscarriage or stillbirth is a painful experience. Grief is a normal reaction to this loss.

With an ectopic pregnancy, the growing egg in the fallopian tube can cause the tube to burst (rupture). This can lead to severe bleeding if it is not found early and treated.

Miscarriage is the unplanned end of a pregnancy that happens before you reach 20 weeks. When a miscarriage happens, you're likely to have a wide range of feelings. Allow yourself to accept how you feel. Only then can you begin to move on.

No 2 miscarriages are alike. Your healthcare provider will talk with you about the treatment that's most suited for you.

Your body has had a shock to its system. Because of this, you may not feel well for a few days. Your body is going through changes, and you can expect mood swings. When you are ready, start back to your normal routine.

Miscarriage is common, but finding its cause may not be easy. If a cause can be found, it's likely to be a problem with the baby or the structure of the uterus.

You've been pregnant, so you know that chances are very good it can happen again - if you want it to. The choice is up to you and your partner. If you want to try again, do so when you're ready.

An ectopic pregnancy is when a fertilized egg implants outside the uterus. In most cases, it implants in a fallopian tube. In some cases, it may grow until the fallopian tube tears (ruptures). This can cause severe bleeding and a risk for death for the mother. Methotrexate is a medicine that stops the embryo from growing.

Stillbirth is when a baby dies in the uterus after 20 weeks or more of growing. Here you can learn about causes and symptoms of stillbirth, as well as coping with stillbirth.

About 1 or 2 out of every 10 pregnancies end in miscarriage. Some end even before you know you are pregnant.

About 1 or 2 out of every 10 pregnancies end in miscarriage. Some end even before you know you are pregnant. This happens for a number of reasons, and usually the cause is never known.

Hyperemesis gravidarum is a severe form of morning sickness that can affect some women during pregnancy. Symptoms include severe nausea and vomiting.

About 1 or 2 out of every 10 pregnancies end as miscarriages. Some end even before you know you are pregnant. This happens for a number of reasons, and usually the cause is never known.

A mother with HIV can pass the virus to her baby during pregnancy, labor and delivery, and breastfeeding.

Cholestasis of pregnancy is a liver problem. It slows or stops the normal flow of bile from the gallbladder. This causes itching and yellowing of your skin, eyes, and mucous membranes (jaundice). Cholestasis sometimes starts in early pregnancy. But it is more common in the second and third trimesters. It most often goes away within a few days after delivery. The high levels of bile may cause serious problems for your developing baby (fetus).

HELLP syndrome is a rare but life-threatening condition in pregnancy. It causes red cells in the blood to break down. It also causes problems with the liver, bleeding, and blood pressure. It's often linked with preeclampsia and eclampsia. It often develops before delivery. But it may also occur after delivery.

Gestational hypertension is high blood pressure in pregnancy. It occurs in about 3 in 50 pregnancies.

Bleeding can happen at any time during pregnancy. Placental abruption can cause bleeding late in pregnancy. This means after about 20 weeks.

There are many reasons you may have vaginal bleeding during pregnancy. In some cases, it's not something to worry about. But bleeding can be a symptom of something serious, especially if it occurs later in your pregnancy.

PUPPP is a very common skin rash that can occur later in pregnancy.

A dandy walker malformation (DWM) is a birth defect of the brain. It's when the cerebellum doesn't form the right way as a fetus develops.

Encephalocele is a rare birth defect. It's when part of a child's skull doesn't form all the way, leaving a hole.

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