Prolapse during pregnancy or after delivering a baby is one of the scariest and least understood diagnoses women receive. It can be frightening to discover your organs have
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Prolapse during pregnancy or after delivering a baby is one of the scariest and least understood diagnoses women receive. It can be frightening to discover your organs have
Did you know that 12% of women have trouble getting pregnant, and 15% of women have trouble staying pregnant? It’s true, and we hope this post helps educate
Hey MOT family – Amy here continuing our conversation on managing stress and calming our nervous system. If your life is stress free, you can go ahead and
If you have tailbone pain during pregnancy—it probably feels like you can never catch a break. Tailbone pain is persistent, and it can manifest as a dull, achy
Did you know that 25% to 35% of women struggle with hemorrhoids during pregnancy, and 85% of women struggle with hemorrhoids during the third trimester? It’s safe to
After becoming pregnant, you may find that many things that once came easily for you are much more complicated—like having regular bowel movements. If you’re experiencing constipation during
You likely have bittersweet emotions about watching your body change during pregnancy. Some changes, like your growing belly and moving baby, are wonderful! Other changes, like the constant
Have you continued to feel a sharp, stabbing pain in the front of your pelvis during your pregnancy? If so, you may be experiencing pubic symphysis pain. While
You may be confused why you’re experiencing so much back pain during your first trimester. After all, you’re not even showing! However, during your first trimester of pregnancy,
Written by Courtney Giroux *This probably doesn’t need to be said with this topic, but: Trigger Warning* I may be 9 years and 4.5 years postpartum, but this