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 Common concerns
Nausea, heartburn, depression and pigmentation are only a few of the many problems a woman can experience during her pregnancy.

Don't despair, we have top tips for dealing with heartbearn, insomnia and many more problems. We also have a morning sickness survival guide - exactly what every pregnant woman needs.

Worried whether or not you can have sex? Being pregnant does not have to mean that you have to be celibate. We tell what's safe and what's not.

01. Common complaints in pregnancy
We list the most common complaints and explain why they happen.
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02. Morning sickness survival guide
Women who complain of symptoms have been accused of being hysterical, or attention seekers. But those who've been through it, know that it is no joke. Here are a few helpful hints.
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03. Weight gain during pregnancy
Thousands of women all over the world gain weight during pregnancy and then battle for months, if not years, to shed those unwanted kilograms. What can be done?
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04. Sex during pregnancy
Many couples are worried that sex could harm their unborn baby. Do you need to be concerned or can you enjoy yourself?
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05. Sex OK in late pregnancy
While there are plenty of activities pregnant women are supposed to avoid, sex apparently isn't one of them.
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06. Travelling during pregnancy
You’ve probably heard all sorts of different opinions about travelling while you are pregnant. What are the facts about air and road travel?
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07. Medication during pregnancy
Where possible, medications should be avoided during pregnancy. Most medications will cross the placenta to the baby and certain agents may be teratogenic (toxic or cause structural abnormalities).
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08. Pregnancy and drug dilemma
You're pregnant, and suddenly laid low by a cold or strep throat. Should you take medicine? Which drugs are safe for pregnant women and their babies?
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09. Pregnancy and travel
Pregnant women can travel extensively without problems, but it is not advised during very early or advanced pregnancy.
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10. Relieving heartburn
What can you do to relieve heartburn? We have some tips.
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11. Take the "ache" out of backache
Approximately half of pregnant women complain of back pain during pregnancy. In many cases, pain continues for a few months after birth. How can you relieve back pain?
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12. Beating insomnia
Sleeping becomes difficult, especially in the last trimester. Here are a few tips to get a good night's rest.
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13. Relationships, finances and career
Everyone has probably told you that your life will never be the same once you have a baby and that nothing can prepare you for motherhood. But there are a few issues to consider before you decide to h...
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14. Negotiating maternity leave
How do you negotiate maternity leave with your employer? Here are a few tips.
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15. Pregnancy, motherhood and work
If you are a career woman, you will need to prepare yourself that pregnancy and parenthood will have a huge impact on your career. We discuss the challenges.
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16. Hazardous work environment?
Complete this quiz to find out whether you are working in an environment that poses a risk to your baby.
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17. Dangers of pregnancy drinking
People are aware of the risks of taking drugs, medicines, and smoking during pregnancy, but many women are totally oblivious to the dangers of drinking alcohol during pregnancy.
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18. Is it safe to have sex?
Being pregnant does not have to mean that you have to be celibate. When is it not safe? And is sex the same when you are pregnant?
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19. Doctors, diet and morning sickness
Pregnant? Wondering about when you should see your doctor, what you should eat and what to do about morning sickness? A few tips from Medi-Clinic.
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20. Oral health and pregnancy
The hormonal and physiological changes during pregnancy can play havoc with your teeth. Here's how to care for your teeth during this special time.
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21. Intimacy during pregnancy
Great sex during pregnancy is not only pleasurable, but also good for you. Sensualist Jonti Searll offers great tips on positions and techniques.
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