Postpartum stress. Another branch of the stress tree. As if the stress of having a baby isn’t enough, there’s also postpartum stress to battle with
Postpartum sexual problems may arise after the delivery of the baby. It is not uncommon and can be heightened if the sufferer is battling postpartum depression as well.
Postpartum vaginal care is important for the new mom after a vaginal birth. Caring for the tender area will make it feel better, heal properly, and avoid infection. You will need to do this for 1 to 3 weeks.
Studies show that 8 per cent of new mothers in Singapore develop postnatal depression and medical practitioners suspect many do not get diagnosed and treated.
Swollen ankles and feet post pregnancy is common. Read on to find out why it happens and how you can alleviate the pain.
You've just delivered a baby. Is it safe to have sex? Will it hurt? Here are answers to common questions about sex after pregnancy.
Wondering when you should be going for your postnatal check up or what will be happening during the visit?
Postnatal pyschosis occurs in 2/1000 mothers and needs immediate medical treatment. What exactly is it?
If you recently had a C-section, here is how you should care for your wound.
If you're planning a vaginal delivery, here's what you need to know about episiotomy: Episiotomy, is a procedure where doctors cut the perineum (the area between the vagina and anus) to facilitate the baby's emerging head. It is often referred to as "The Cut".
Postpartum bleeding, also known as Lochia is normal. Read more about what to expect and what to do if you have lochia.
Okay new mum, are you ready to sweat? Here is the lowdown on the types of exercises that you can do, what works well and how to fit it all in!
