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Pregnant women are plagued by worry. Here, we address some of those common concerns.

Think you might be pregnant? Here's how to tell.

Although pregnancy goes smoothly for most women, some pregnancies are considered ‘at risk.’

We all hope for that pregnancy ‘glow’ we've long heard about, but stretch marks, dark patches, red spots, dry, itchy skin and pimples are realities that leave many pregnant women feeling far from glowing.

While it’s not a lasting problem, it can be uncomfortable and make it difficult to wear shoes.

Miscarriages are tough. If you've been through it yourself, you know. And it doesn't help that the very people trying to show support, often end up making you feel worse. Here's what to never say.

Preeclampsia affects about 7.5 percent of women during the latter half of pregnancy. Here's what to expect and how to cope.

The laundry list of pregnancy no-nos can be confusing. We asked a family physician to sift through the myths and realities when it comes to normal daily aspects of life.

Prenatal screening is non-invasive and can reveal birth defects, but is it a good idea? Two moms and an expert weigh in.