Common Pregnancy Misconceptions Debunked By An Expert

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'No, skin changes during pregnancy are not always welcomed.'

We Asked An OB-GYN To Debunk 11 Common Pregnancy Misconceptions Because We Need To Get To The Bottom Of Some Of TheseAs much as a soon-to-be parent may read up on what to expect when pregnant, listen to other people's experiences, and try to be best prepared, there will always be things that will surprise you along the way.

"Amniotic fluid is sterile and should have no color or foul odor associated with it. If there is a color or odor, then this could be a sign of distress for the baby or a sign of infection, respectively. Other signs of labor include bleeding like a period or regular and painful contractions," she added."Foods that should be avoided during pregnancy include undercooked meat and sushi since they can contain harmful parasites or high amounts of mercury, respectively.

"If something does not feel good or they feel a bit more tired, they should rest or decrease their activity. We recommend not getting your heart rate too high for extended periods. Yes, there are instances where pregnant people have run marathons, swam, and played tennis. I encourage my patients to live their best lives and just be careful," she continued."An epidural is a wonderful thing.

"There is a subsection of people that may not be candidates for an epidural. These include people with a history of brain or spinal injury/surgery. It is very important to consult with an anesthesiologist during the prenatal period to evaluate this," she explained."No, skin changes during pregnancy are not always welcomed. Some people have worsening acne, while others have clear skin, and this can change with each pregnancy.

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