NetDoctor UKObstetrics The best eco-friendly baby products and lifestyle tips netdoctor.co.uk - Claire Chamberlain Expecting a new baby is a time of excitement and anticipation. But if global warming and the future of the planet is also taking up space in your …
NetDoctor UKObstetrics Worried about a birthmark on your baby? netdoctor.co.uk - Dr Juliet McGrattan (MBChB) Worried about a birthmark on your new baby or toddler? Birthmarks are coloured marks on the skin that you will probably spot at birth or soon …
NetDoctor UKObstetrics How to balance your hormones netdoctor.co.uk - Anna Bonet Feeling overtired, bloated or just not your best? It could be down to hormone imbalance. We tend not to think about our hormones on a daily basis, …
NetDoctor UKPregnancy The safest sleeping position for your baby netdoctor.co.uk - Dr Juliet McGrattan (MBChB) When you’re a new parent, it can seem like there’s an overwhelming amount of information and advice to remember in order to keep your new baby …
NetDoctor UKPregnancy Does your baby bump size matter? netdoctor.co.uk - Dr Juliet McGrattan (MBChB) Expecting a baby and worried about your bump size? From the moment you announce the impending arrival of your new baby, even if you're not showing …
NetDoctor UKWomen's Health Everything you need to know about menstruation and periods netdoctor.co.uk - Dr Juliet McGrattan (MBChB) Confused about the menstrual cycle, ovulation and how periods work? You're not alone. Despite menstruating every month for a sizeable chunk of our …
NetDoctor UKDiabetes Everything you need to know about gestational diabetes netdoctor.co.uk - Dr Juliet McGrattan (MBChB) It’s no secret that carrying a baby for nine months is tough on your body. But while lower back pain and extreme fatigue tend to dominate …
NetDoctor UKPregnancy Miscarriage: signs, symptoms, causes and what to do netdoctor.co.uk - Dr Roger Henderson Concerned about miscarriage? Light bleeding is relatively common during the first trimester of pregnancy and does not necessarily mean you're having …
NetDoctor UKPregnancy Newborn baby: essential advice for the first 3 months of parenthood netdoctor.co.uk - Claire Chamberlain If you’re currently in the third trimester of pregnancy, you probably have a lot on your mind right now. From finalising maternity leave plans to …
NetDoctor UKObstetrics Is it okay for men to masturbate when trying for a baby? netdoctor.co.uk - Annie Hayes If you’re trying to start a family or add another little one to your existing brood, the likelihood is any spontaneous sex has been deftly replaced …
NetDoctor UKPregnancy Breastfeeding: how to cope with nipple pain netdoctor.co.uk - Lesley Gilchrist (BSc Hons, MSc, DipHE) Breastfeeding is the most natural way to feed your baby, but sometimes it’s not as straightforward as you might have hoped. If you do struggle to …
NetDoctor UKPregnancy Newborn baby: the fourth trimester survival guide netdoctor.co.uk - Dawn Tame You’ve made it through the first, second and third trimesters of pregnancy, have given birth to your baby, and now you’re hopefully feeling empowered …
NetDoctor UK Helicopter parenting: are you over-parenting your child? netdoctor.co.uk - Navit Schechter - PGDip, BABCP (Accred), BSc (Hons) Let's face it – parenting can be hard and, these days, it comes with a host of unique challenges in the modern world. Most of us want to be good …
NetDoctor UK Why fertility lubricant is key for conception netdoctor.co.uk - Dr Lucy Buckley PhD Trying to conceive? While making a baby can be a magical time, if you've been trying for a while, it can start to impact your sex drive. Fortunately …
NetDoctor UK Everything you need to know about polycystic ovary syndrome netdoctor.co.uk - Dr Deborah Lee (MB ChB, MFFP, MRCGP, DRCOG, Dip GUM, Dip Colp, LOC Med Ed) If you’ve been suffering with irregular or heavy periods, or if you are not having periods at all, there’s a chance it could be polycystic ovarian …
NetDoctor UK Colic in babies: what to do if your baby won't stop crying netdoctor.co.uk - Stuart Crisp Crying is common in babies, but sometimes it might feel like your child is turning on the tears more than they should be. If that's the case, they …
NetDoctor UK Carpal tunnel syndrome symptoms and treatment tips netdoctor.co.uk - Dr Juliet McGrattan (MBChB) Persistent pain, pins and needles or a tingling sensation in your extremities can be both irritating and worrying. One possible cause is carpal …
NetDoctor UK Polycystic ovary syndrome: your PCOS questions answered netdoctor.co.uk - Dr Juliet McGrattan (MBChB) Panicked about Polycystic ovary syndrome? PCOS is an incredibly common condition that affects how a woman's ovaries work, but still comes with its …
NetDoctor UK Hypnobirthing: can self-hypnosis ease pain and anxiety during childbirth? netdoctor.co.uk - Dr Juliet McGrattan (MBChB) Hypnobirthing is currently all the rage in celebrity circles, but what exactly is it and can it really help to relieve labour pains? If you’re …
NetDoctor UK Ectopic pregnancy: symptoms and warning signs netdoctor.co.uk - Dr Juliet McGrattan (MBChB) Ectopic pregnancy is a complication of pregnancy where the fertilised egg has implanted outside the uterus, usually in the fallopian tubes. …
NetDoctor UK Everything you need to know about coming off the pill netdoctor.co.uk - Dr Juliet McGrattan (MBChB) Whether you want to change contraception, have a baby or simply take a break, there are a few things to consider if you are thinking about stopping …
NetDoctor UK Medicines in pregnancy: which over-the-counter medicines are safe? netdoctor.co.uk - Rita Ghelani (BPharm, MRPharmS) Expecting a baby and not sure what you can and can't take if you feel poorly? Most pregnant women are aware you need to avoid quite a few types of …
NetDoctor UK Measles: symptoms, treatment and prevention netdoctor.co.uk - Dr Juliet McGrattan (MBChB) Concerned you or your child might have measles? Measles is now uncommon in the UK because of the effectiveness of vaccination, but anyone can get it …
NetDoctor UK PMS: how to manage premenstrual syndrome symptoms netdoctor.co.uk - Dr Juliet McGrattan (MBChB) Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) is a condition that can affect women during certain days of the menstrual cycle, generally just before their period …
NetDoctor UK Bonding with baby: what to do if you struggle to bond with your new baby netdoctor.co.uk - Dr Juliet McGrattan (MBChB) Some new parents report falling in love with their newborn baby the moment they set eyes on them, while others take a cursory glance and hand the …
NetDoctor UK How to treat pregnancy and postpartum haemorrhoids netdoctor.co.uk - Dr Juliet McGrattan (MBChB) Expecting a baby or recovering from childbirth and suffering with haemorrhoids? You are not alone. Haemorrhoids are fairly common and many women …
NetDoctor UK Is it normal for your nipples to leak if you're not pregnant? netdoctor.co.uk - Dr Juliet McGrattan (MBChB) Lactation or nipple discharge is a normal part of pregnancy and the months following giving birth, but what if you experience leaky nipples or …
NetDoctor UKYoga The mind and body benefits of pregnancy yoga netdoctor.co.uk - Dr Juliet McGrattan (MBChB) If you have recently found out that you are pregnant, congratulations! But if you were expecting some bed-rest, times have changed and pregnant women …
NetDoctor UKObstetrics Recurrent UTI: causes, treatment and prevention netdoctor.co.uk - Dr Rini Chakrabarti (Mbchb, Bsc, RCGP, RACGP, Aesthetics) If you’ve ever had a urinary tract infection (UTI), you will know just how uncomfortable and downright inconvenient they can be. But what if your UTI …
