If a mother does not gain enough weight during pregnancy, she is at risk of having a low birth weight baby. These babies are at increased risk of health problems as they develop.

Pregnancy cramps are sudden, involuntary contractions of one or more muscle groups that cause severe pain in the thighs, calves, and legs, often occurring at night during mid- and late pregnancy.

In most cases, calcification of the placenta is just a sign of normal maturity of the fetus nearing full term. However, most of the causes of excessive placental calcification are due to the mother supplementing too much calcium-rich foods during pregnancy. Although calcium supplementation during pregnancy is necessary, if overused, it will cause calcium to be deposited in the placenta.

It is obvious that pregnant women have hip pain during pregnancy and after giving birth. However, depending on the nature of the birth (difficult birth or normal birth), whether there is trauma (uterine tear, vaginal tear, perineal tear), the size of the fetus, the recovery level of the mother...