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14/10/2025

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06/05/2025

The importance of monitoring your baby’s movements during

26/02/2025

It's Eating Disorder Awareness Week.

An eating disorder is a mental health condition where you use food in a way that isn’t healthy to help you cope with emotions or things happening in your life. You may eat too much, or not enough, or you may worry all the time about your weight or how you look.

For some people, pregnancy gives them the chance to recover from an eating disorder, because they immerse themselves in taking care of their body and baby. Support from your healthcare team can help you with this.

For others, the changes that happen to your body and your life when you get pregnant can cause old feelings to come back or get stronger.

It might even bring up new feelings to do with wanting to control your life and the way you look, through your relationship with food.

Tell your midwife or doctor about your eating disorder, and your health visitor when you meet them. You can talk to them about any physical or mental health worries and tell them if you're taking any medication as soon as you know you are pregnant.

Managing eating disorders in pregnancy isn't easy but remember you're not alone and support is out there.

For more information and support, visit: https://bit.ly/48pQeNX

12/02/2025

Great to check yourself for or family planning 💞

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28/01/2025

Blood tests and blood profiles are quick, easy and totally non invasive. They can be taken at any stage of pregnancy to see how your body is coping with the growing baby. Testing can also be done to support you or after a birth and sadly a miscarriage.

Testing provides some women with invaluable peace of mind and can help to address some of their symptoms relating to morning sickness or getting a diagnosis of Hyperemesis Gravidarum. This is especially important due to the risk of developing blood clots in pregnancy.

Results can also show signs of infection or crucial chemical and vitamin imbalances. These are often the cause of debilitating symptoms of morning sickness. Some of these symptoms can make you abnormally tired, leaving you feeling unable to cope with day-to-day life.

Due to the influence of hormones and the sheer amount of physical work your body has to do day to day. You can be left feeling excessively tired, unwell or even ill. If these symptoms persist this can also have a significant impact on your mental health.
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If NHS appointments are not always available to suit or, it is not always the case that you are routinely followed up after illness, during or straight after pregnancy then we can help. Your symptoms can often be related to other medical causes.

Please note: We always recommend you seek advice from your own medical team if you are concerned.
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