Prenatal Care
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Prenatal care is more than just health care while you are pregnant. Your health care provider may discuss many issues, such as nutrition and physical activity, what to expect during the birth process and basic skills for caring for your newborn.
Your doctor or midwife will give you a schedule for your prenatal visits. You can expect to see your health care provider more often as your due date gets closer. A typical schedule includes visiting your doctor or midwife
- About once each month during your first six months of pregnancy
- Every two weeks during the seventh and eighth month of pregnancy
- Weekly in the ninth month of pregnancy
If you are over 35 years old or your pregnancy is high risk because you have certain health problems like diabetes or high blood pressure, your doctor or midwife will probably want to see you more often.
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Prenatal Care During Pregnancy
buzzle.com — “The importance of administering prenatal care during pregnancy needs to be urged and followed. What are factors that are included in prenatal care during pregnancy is what we will be concentrating on in article that follows. Prenatal Care During Pregnancy.” View full resource at buzzle.com
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Linda Burke-Galloway Doctor, ObGyn Physician, Surgeon, and Physician
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Prenatal Care - March of Dimes
marchofdimes.com — “Prenatal care is the care you get while you are pregnant. The goal of prenatal care is to monitor the progress of a pregnancy and to identify potential problems.” View full resource at marchofdimes.com
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Healthy Pregnancy - Early Prenatal Care
EzineArticles.com — “If you think you are pregnant get a test and confirm it right away. When you are sure of the pregnancy make an appointment with your obstetrician or gynecologist to start your prenatal care. The sooner you start prenatal care the better your chance of...” View full resource at EzineArticles.com
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Prenatal care | Pregnancy | March of Dimes
marchofdimes.com — “It's important to take very good care of yourself so that both you and baby are healthy includes getting prenatal care. Learn more.” View full resource at marchofdimes.com
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Linda Burke-Galloway Doctor, ObGyn Physician, Surgeon, and Physician
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The Significance of Prenatal Care | FREE ARTICLES
choose4me.com — “Have you ever not too long ago came upon that you're pregnant? Whether you took a home pregnancy test or your doctor confirmed your pregnancy for you, you could” View full resource at choose4me.com
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Routine Prenatal Care | Easy Pediatrics
easypediatrics.com — “The objective of prenatal care is to optimize the outcome for both mother and baby. This is achieved through a series of visits with the mother during which history, physical examination, laboratory and other measurements, and patient education all are essential parts. On the first visit, the last menstrual period is ascertained to date the current pregnancy. In addition, the patient is questioned about previous pregnancies, ethnic background, current problems, current medications, and medical, ” View full resource at easypediatrics.com
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Linda Burke-Galloway Doctor, ObGyn Physician, Surgeon, and Physician
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Group Prenatal Care: Finding Strength In Numbers : NPR
npr.org — “In a growing trend called centering, a group of women meet for collective medical visits throughout their pregnancies, getting advice from professionals and each other on things like nutrition, postpartum depression and breast-feeding. The goal: putting health care in the patients' hands.” View full resource at npr.org
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Group Prenatal Care: Finding Strength In Numbers : NPR
npr.org — “In a growing trend called centering, a group of women meet for collective medical visits throughout their pregnancies, getting advice from professionals and each other on things like nutrition, postpartum depression and breast-feeding. The goal: putting health care in the patients' hands.” View full resource at npr.org
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2010 Top Prenatal Care Blog Award | Winners
onlinenursingprograms.net — “2010 Top Prenatal Care Blog Award | Winners” View full resource at onlinenursingprograms.net
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Prenatal Care: Not Just For Mothers Anymore | Being Pregnant
blogs.babble.com — “A new study finds that fathers need prenatal care.” View full resource at blogs.babble.com
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Linda Burke-Galloway Doctor, ObGyn Physician, Surgeon, and Physician
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Arkansas teen pregnancy steady, prenatal care declines
arkansasonline.com — “Arkansas teen pregnancy steady, prenatal care declines” View full resource at arkansasonline.com
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Online Article: Group Prenatal Care | Metro Parent
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RT @metro_parent: Have you heard of Group Prenatal Care? Find out how it works from an @OHSUHealthcare nurse midwife: http://bit.ly/iVXAv6
Pregnancy Symptoms And Importance Of Prenatal Care | Baby World
babyworld.tk — “Pregnancy Symptoms And Importance Of Prenatal Care Pregnancy lasts about 40 weeks, including from the first day of your last usual period. The weeks” View full resource at babyworld.tk
Most Recently Shared on January 18, 2011 at 3:24 pm By:
Linda Burke-Galloway Doctor, ObGyn Physician, Surgeon, and Physician
#smartmothers #Prenatal care video from @MarchofDimes that’s helpful http://dld.bz/GumX
Prenatal Care: Health Dialogues | The California Report
californiareport.org — “Health Dialogues looks at the low rates of prenatal care for Native American women in California, and why it is hard to change the numbers.” View full resource at californiareport.org
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Why do rural Native American #women in California have low rates of early #prenatal care? http://ow.ly/2XivF
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Dr. Saul Weinreb
As physicians, we believe that it is the right of every woman to have access to understandable, relevant, and up-to-date gynecologic medical information.
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Linda Burke-Galloway
Ob-Gyn MD,Author, Blogger, mom of 2 sons, passionate about safe deliveries & avoiding med errors, my tweets don't give medical advice.
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Beverly Robertson, National Director, Pregnancy & Newborn Health Education Center at the March of Dimes
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