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For Janice Stagnitto Ellis, “morning” sickness was a misnomer. During the entire first trimester of her pregnancy two years ago, Ellis, 38, of Silver Spring, Md., would wake up, go to work, ... READ MORE
Before my first pregnancy, I enjoyed a glass of wine with dinner and an occasional big, juicy chili dog. But even in those very first days after I conceived, the wine tasted flat and the hot ... READ MORE
Pushing a stroller with the added weight of your baby (and all his gear) turns a simple walk into a fat-burning and endurance-building activity. It also gives you an opportunity to bond with ... READ MORE
Summer is a great time to be pregnant. For starters, instead of sucking in your stomach, you can proudly bare your bump on the beach. Shopping for the perfect bathing suit? Check out our tips ... READ MORE
If you're repelled by smells, you're not alone. A heightened sense of smell and taste—especially in your first trimester—can trigger morning sickness, food cravings, and food aversions. It's ... READ MORE
There's good news if you're not feeling well enough to cook: Several studies have found that, when taken for a short period of time, ginger supplements help relieve nausea and vomiting during ... READ MORE
If you have morning sickness, you may be rewarded with 30-percent lower odds of getting breast cancer later in life. If symptoms are severe or persist into the second and third trimesters, ... READ MORE
If you're suffering from morning (and, maybe, noon and night) sickness, you may be wondering why it happens and whether it serves a purpose. "Nausea and vomiting often are an indication that ... READ MORE