We look at this common phenomenon and the possible risks.

Does your illness impact your maternal health? A good medical team can help.

Both require similar treatment, and some patients who miscarry are having trouble getting help.

ITP is a rare autoimmune bleeding disorder that is sometimes diagnosed during pregnancy.

Cytomegalovirus, a little-known but common virus, can risk the well-being of babies.

The practice of transferring flora may have benefits, but the risks might be too high.

A syndrome that affects the liver and the blood can be dangerous for you and your baby.

Obstetric anal sphincter injuries are a rare but serious complication of vaginal delivery.

With virus cases on the rise, it's important expectant moms know how to keep themselves safe.

New research indicates that tracking readings at home doesn't prevent preeclampsia.

Doctors caution against anything penetrative due to the increased risk of infection.

Study: Treating BP before a hypertension diagnosis leads to better outcomes for pregnant women.

This pregnancy complication is difficult to detect, but there are warning signs.

Your infant's position can impact the safety and ease of labor and delivery.

Updated parenthood, pregnancy and postpartum regulations give partners leave, too.

This condition is rare but requires immediate medical attention to prevent severe complications.

Currently in trials, this promising drug could be a game-changer for the respiratory illness.

Preemies face unique health challenges, bringing stress to new parents. But you're not alone.

Two of the leading causes of pregnancy-related deaths are under-discussed and need attention.

There are no mandatory standards for the care of expectant prisoners.

Advancements in fetal procedures give mothers and their unborn babies new opportunities.

TTTS is a rare condition that can be life-threatening without intervention.

Untangling the emotions of miscarriage is a challenge, no matter the timeframe.

Many people opt for a midwife during pregnancy, but some situations require extra assistance.

In an exclusive interview, Genevieve Grabman, a mother of twins, takes readers inside her book.

Fine particulate matter caused 5.9 million premature births in 2019, a recent study reports.

A difficult delivery can cause PTSD, but healing is possible with the right resources.

Your prenatal care may include RhoGAM or Rhophylac injections to keep you and your baby healthy.

In this exclusive interview, Kate White, M.D., takes readers inside her first book.

Research has identified health benefits to induction, but it is not without risks.

The false-positive rate for rare disorders can leave parents-to-be with inaccurate information.

Some pregnant women develop a rare but dangerous condition called hyperemesis gravidarum.

You'll have difficult decisions to make, but you won't have to do so right away—or alone.

Find out how to lessen the risk of this common complication and tips for a smooth recovery.

Experts advise on how to help someone who's experienced pregnancy loss.

Exploring one of the weirder, and potentially dangerous, pregnancy complications.

Research analyzing more than 51,000 pregnant people finds 'solid evidence' of the benefits.

Learn more about the different types of pregnancy loss and the symptoms that can occur.

Often misdiagnosed, PGP can be debilitating for pregnant women—but there are solutions.

While this kind of pregnancy loss is relatively rare in the U.S., more awareness is necessary.

Not yet fully FDA authorized, the medications are not recommended for expectant mothers.

What to expect when you're expecting? Possibly—a urinary tract infection.

The reality star is expecting her third child with her husband, Zach Roloff.

Learn more about the symptoms of the most common type of pregnancy loss.

The 'Selling Sunset' star finds solace in others’ stories after her pregnancy loss at 38 weeks.

While the diet may feel restrictive, it's worth it for the health of you and your baby.

Round ligament pain can arise during pregnancy—communication and creativity are key.

When a fertilized egg implants outside the uterus, it must be removed to save the woman.

Your baby's head pressing into your spine during delivery may cause serious pain.

As many as 36 percent of twin parents face the difficulty of this situation.

The model continues to be open about her experience with pregnancy loss.

Physical restrictions while pregnant are no fun, but there are ways to pass the time.

The time it takes to physically heal after pregnancy loss can add to the emotional toll.

Tylenol has long been recommended for pain relief during pregnancy, but now caution is advised.

Thyroid function is essential for getting pregnant and maintaining a healthy pregnancy.

A new study is trying to find answers so the profession can become safer for women.

If your stomach muscles separated significantly during pregnancy, recovery is possible.

Though rarely discussed, antenatal depression may affect as many as 1 in 10 pregnant women.

Here are some tips to help lighten the emotional load after a miscarriage.

A positive pregnancy test for non-fertile women is rare but could signal a serious condition.

Data shows race plays a role in America’s climbing maternal mortality rate. How do we stop it?

The once-routine procedures used to be standard practice in childbirth.

Doctors still don't know exactly what causes GD, but the condition can impact you and your baby.

Losing a pregnancy doesn’t have to mean the end of your parenthood journey.

This common condition affects 77 percent of women of childbearing age.

A doctor addresses just how aspiring moms can avoid giving the virus to newborns.

From position in the womb to method of delivery, fibroids can influence childbearing.

Just because it no longer dominates the news doesn't mean the risk of Zika is gone.

A glass of wine a week isn’t worth the risk when you’re pregnant.

Understanding how to manage common complications is essential for a happy, healthy pregnancy.

Learning more about this common condition will help you be prepared throughout your pregnancy.

This shooting pain during pregnancy may not mean anything is wrong—but it still really hurts.

It's time for an honest conversation about pregnancy loss.

Health issues during pregnancy can go beyond morning sickness and swollen feet.

Find out the facts about preeclampsia—it could save your life.

Preeclampsia is a pregnancy complication that can have adverse effects on a mother and her baby.

Regular checkups can help expectant mothers identify symptoms and protect against preeclampsia.