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A chemical pregnancy is an early pregnancy loss that happens shortly after implantation, often before an ultrasound can detect a baby. Many women may only realize it through a late period or an early positive test that later becomes negative. It’s important to know that a chemical pregnancy is common, and in most cases, it does not mean there is a problem with future fertility. For many women, it’s simply the body recognizing that the pregnancy was not developing as expected. If you or someone you know has experienced this, be gentle with yourself. Grief, confusion, or even relief — all feelings are valid. Healing takes time, and hope is still very much possible. Let’s create more awareness, less silence, and more support for women walking this journey. 🤍 #ChemicalPregnancy #EarlyPregnancyLoss #WomensHealthAwareness #TTCJourney #TryingToConceive #PregnancyAwareness #ReproductiveHealth #YouAreNotAlone #HealingJourney #MotherhoodSupport #FertilityAwareness #EveryWomanHealth

CVS: Knowing Your Baby’s Genotype Before Birth Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS) is a prenatal test that helps parents know their baby’s genotype early in pregnancy. It is usually done in the first trimester and can help detect conditions like sickle cell disease before birth. For families with a history of genetic conditions, CVS provides early information that supports informed decisions, proper medical planning, and emotional preparation. Genetic counseling before and after testing is very important to help parents understand the results and available options. Every pregnancy journey is unique — knowledge empowers parents to prepare, plan, and care better for both mother and baby. #CVS #GenotypeAwareness #SickleCellAwareness #PrenatalTesting #AntenatalCare #EveryWomanHealth #PregnancyEducation #HealthyPregnancy #GeneticTesting #MaternalHealth #TTCJourney #PregnancySupport #NigeriaMoms #MedicalEducation #KnowYourGenotype

Pushing happens in the second stage of labour when the cervix is fully open (10cm). Knowing how to push correctly can make labour more effective and reduce exhaustion. ✨ Wait for the right time Only push when your healthcare provider confirms full dilation or when you feel a strong pressure like you want to pass stool. ✨ Choose a good position Upright positions help baby move down better: • Squatting • Side-lying • Hands and knees • Supported sitting ✨ How to push effectively When a contraction starts: • Take a deep breath • Curl your body forward • Chin to chest • Push downward into your bottom — like passing stool Avoid pushing into your face or throat. Direct your energy downwards. ✨ Rest between contractions Relax, breathe deeply, and save your energy for the next push. ✨ Slow down when baby is crowning Gentle, controlled pushing helps reduce tearing and protects your body. Remember mama, your body knows what to do. Trust the process and work with your contractions, not against them. 🤍 #EveryWomanHealth #LabourAndDelivery #BirthEducation #PregnancyTips #AntenatalCare #NaturalBirth #MamaToBe #PregnancyJourney #BirthPreparation #NigerianMums #MotherhoodJourney #ConfidentMama #TTCJourney #WomenSupportingWomen