Pregnancy comes with a lot of uncomfortable, embarrassing, and troublesome side effects. For many of these issues, there are ways to manage, if not prevent them. Here’s a look at how to handle some of the more common and most miserable side effects of pregnancy.

Staying active throughout your pregnancy can not only improve maternal and fetal health, but also make labor and delivery smoother and ease some uncomfortable side effects of being pregnant. Here’s a look at 3 exercises that are safe and beneficial for most expectant mothers.

For most women, miscarriage is the biggest fear associated with pregnancy. Here’s a look at the risks and causes of a second trimester miscarriage, as well as what happens afterwards.

As your baby grows, your body has to accommodate for the extra room your little one requires. The stretching and expansion of your womb may cause some uncomfortable pain and cramping. Here’s a look at what’s normal and what’s not when it comes to abdominal pain and cramping during pregnancy.

Roughly one third of women report feeling hot flashes while pregnant. Here’s a look at what hot flashes are and how to deal with them.

You, like many women, may develop varicose veins for the first time during pregnancy. Or, if you've already had varicose veins, you may notice they get worse. Here’s a look at understanding varicose veins during pregnancy -- from symptoms to prevention.

Many parents have general questions about the process of fetal heart rate detection and become concerned at what impact imaging technology can have on their developing baby. Here’s a look at how doctors are able to hear and see a developing fetal heart beat.

It’s no secret pregnant women have a tendency to be emotional, especially during the first trimester. Until scientists find a cure for hormones, there’s no remedy for tears, but here are a few tips for keeping prenatal your mood swings under control.

Just as gaining too much weight can lead to complications, insufficient weight gain can cause problems during pregnancy as well. Here’s a look at the risks of inappropriate weight gain and loss during pregnancy.

Genetic testing may be performed during pregnancy to screen for the presence of certain genetic diseases and disorders. Here’s a look at understanding types of genetic testing and their possible complications.

An ectopic pregnancy, commonly called tubal pregnancy, occurs when the fertilized egg implants outside of the uterus. Ectopic pregnancy only occurs in about 1 in 50 women, but it’s still important to understand their signs, causes, and treatments.

Eating well and healthy can provide a ton of benefits for both infant and mother. Here’s a look at the benefits of watching your diet during pregnancy.