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I work in a daycare Im 6 months pregnant. But besides that I never have energy or motivation my boss says Im slow at my work sometimes and so do other people they say i carry myself like im tired and sluggish… everything I do even the smallest of things seem like big chores it sounds like Im lazy but that’s not the case. I feel guilty if I dont get things done but I cant seem to get them started. I have trouble sleeping and have very different patterns of sleep even if I get enough I still feel tired and dont want to get out of bed to start the day. I get very stressed at times and at points anything can tick me off Ive learned to control my anger at work but not at home My self esteem is low and my mood changes easily Im happy then sad then mad then at points I feel like crying for no apparent reason…. I get nervous easily and this makes me procrastinate alot i cant perform my best because I get so nervous on top of all the other things I just mentioned… This is effecting me and my relationship its even effecting my job.. Im pretty sure I suffer from depression but dont want to take medications due to pregnancy I probably have other problems with my mental health but not sure what or whats the cause… I even have joint or muscle pains which causes me to slow down in my work. Anyways sorry so long I just want to get all the points stated so that maybe someone whose going through the same thing can help.. Maybe I need more vitamins anyone know some that are safe and natural and help with stress energy and perhaps depression… I know that B vitamins are good but which brand or supplement is good and has lots of other benifits. Please help I wanna get this fixed before the baby comes im tired of feeling and living like this
btw this didnt start when I became pregnant its something thats been going on for awhile now

Most women think that it’s okay to stop exerting effort in looking beautiful during pregnancy but it’s not. Pregnancy is a time when your hormones are in a rage. It is easy to be overwhelmed by new feelings, sensations, and changes in your body that make you feel not in control. Taking care of your pregnant self lets you be in control and preserve your health and beauty. It’s not easy to look in a mirror with disheveled hair and dry, blotchy skin. It’s also frustrating to try and fit yourself in your pre-pregnant outfits. Get rid of the idea that this is normal. What’s normal is a pregnant woman embracing and enjoying her pregnancy by taking care of her body, her health and beauty.

Studies by the MRC/US Anxiety and Stress Disorders Research Unit show that babies born of happy mothers are healthier — they are heavier, more active, and agreeable. They also absorb more nutrients from their first feedings which are essential for their nourishment. Happy mothers are also found to produce better-quality milk for their babies. Negative emotions increase the risk of developing post-pregnancy depression. This affects how a mother bonds and cares for her newborn. The best way to ward off this negativity is to preserve your health and beauty.

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During pregnancy, you’re not immune to cold and fever. Does a sick mom mean a sick baby? Check out more at: Pregnancy.Healthguru.com

What prescription drugs can you safely take during pregnancy? Which drugs should you avoid? Check out more at: Pregnancy.Healthguru.com

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With the results of years of research showing what a tremendous impact fish oil supplements during pregnancy can have, it’s no surprise there are so many on the market today. This important natural substance can greatly improve the baby’s health if the correct one is selected.

The right fish oil supplements during pregnancy (high in DHA and with zero contaminants) can improve your baby’s IQ which is why they are often referred to as smart pills!

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Dentists often hear their pregnant patients saying, “For every child she bears, a woman loses a tooth.” This indeed is a myth, this old saying might have borne some truth someYears ago, but today women are better educated about their teeth and dentists understand more about her altered physiological and psychological state, neglect in oral hygiene or postural position during treatment. Teeth related problems could result in compromised nutritional status to the fetus and therefore needs immediate attention.

PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES DURING PREGNANCY:

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We cannot lay down a detailed list of sign of pregnancy for every woman, as pregnancy symptoms differ from women to women. In general, we can lay down certain general sign of pregnancy that may or may not be experienced by women. Understanding the sign of pregnancy is very important as these signs may also be related to other occurrences than pregnancy. A missed period can be one of the earliest sign of pregnancy. Moreover, after conception, when the embryo implants itself on the uterine wall, there will be implantation bleeding and you will experience cramping of muscles as well as spotting. They are the initial sign of pregnancy and can be generally misunderstood as a result of altered menstruation, infection or changes in birth control pill and so on.

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One of the most important things for a woman to ensure while she is pregnant is that she remains healthy throughout the the nine-month period. This is because anything that affects the mother will affect the baby in her womb. With that into consideration, women should be aware that any preexisting condition they might have and/or the medications that they are taking can have a profound effect on their pregnancy and their baby. In some cases, this may increase the risk of babies being born with birth weight problems (either overweight or underweight), developmental problems, preterm labor, premature rupture of membranes, pre-eclampsia, congenital heart block, or deformities. It may even be the cause of death for both mother and child.

Among the preexisting medical conditions that pose a significant health risk for women during pregnancy are anemia, asthma, arthritis, sexually transmitted diseases, heart conditions, systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), thyroid disorders, kidney diseases, liver diseases, infections, diabetes, hypertension, eating disorders, epilepsy, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), substance abuse, depression, and other mental illnesses. While these conditions can pose complications during pregnancy, it is possible to manage them with medical assistance.

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