Having Twins and Morning Sickness Care Doctor in Meerut

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kotpalmaternity@gmail.com, draratiprabhu@gmail.com
+91 9720555080, 9917102222, 9837088088
CP-4, Pallavpuram, Phase-2, Roorkee Road, Meerut-250110

Having Twins

Women carrying twins are more likely to have pregnancy-related health issues and difficulties, such as gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, early labour, and haemorrhage.

Placenta-sharing twins may have additional problems. Sometimes, their blood supply is divided unequally, which may lead to health problems for both twins. Or, if the placenta is shared unequally, one twin may not get enough nutrition and may not develop normally.

Attending prenatal visits may lessen the likelihood of issues or prevent them from worsening. At these meetings, you must inform your doctor if you are experiencing physical symptoms or suspect anything is wrong.

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Expecting Twins: Expert Guidance and Tips

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Yes, it is safe to have twins with proper care and monitoring. At Kotpal Hospital, we have a specialized team of healthcare professionals who are experienced in managing multiple pregnancies. Dr. Arati Kotpal and her team will work with you to ensure a safe and healthy pregnancy for both you and your babies.

If you're having twins, you'll need more frequent prenatal check-ups to monitor the growth and development of both babies. You may also need additional tests and screenings to identify any potential complications. Dr. Arati Kotpal and her team will provide comprehensive prenatal care to ensure a healthy pregnancy and delivery.

Not necessarily. While some twin pregnancies may require a C-section, many can be delivered vaginally. The decision to have a C-section will depend on several factors, including the position and size of the babies, the overall health of the mother and babies, and any complications during pregnancy or delivery. Dr. Arati Kotpal and her team will work with you to develop a personalized birth plan that meets your specific needs and preferences.

Pregnancy Concerns

Morning Sickness

During pregnancy, it's common to feel sick, with or without throwing up. People often get morning sickness when they smell or eat certain smells or foods.

Most pregnant women feel sick in the morning during the first three months. Most of the time, it begins before nine weeks. Most of the time, symptoms get better by the middle or end of the second trimester.

No one knows what causes morning sickness. Changes in hormones could be a factor. Rarely, serious nausea or vomiting can be caused by a health problem unrelated to pregnancy, such as thyroid or gallbladder disease.

There's no sure way to stop getting sick in the morning. But it might help to take a daily vitamin supplement before and during pregnancy.

Faqs

Morning sickness is a common symptom of pregnancy, and it is caused by hormonal changes in the body. The increased levels of hormones, particularly estrogen and progesterone, can cause nausea and vomiting. At Kotpal Hospital, Dr. Arati Kotpal and her team can provide tips and advice to help manage morning sickness.

There are several ways to manage morning sickness, including eating small, frequent meals, staying hydrated, avoiding triggers such as certain foods or smells, and getting plenty of rest. In some cases, medication may be recommended to help relieve nausea and vomiting. Dr. Arati Kotpal and her team can provide personalized advice on managing morning sickness based on your individual needs.

While morning sickness is common and usually not a cause for concern, it's important to seek medical attention if you experience severe or persistent nausea and vomiting, dehydration, or other symptoms such as fever or abdominal pain. At Kotpal Hospital, Dr. Arati Kotpal and her team can provide medical care and support to help manage morning sickness and any related complications.

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