When you having sex, You should know the best 3 sex position in all history. And if you are having sex in order to build a new family, you should also know this 3 best sex position to get pregnant. And then, what else? After pregnant, you should these myths among the ignorant people when your wife getting pregnant.
Myth, sometimes make a confused, sometimes scare, sometimes makes us laugh. Before assessing any further, it’s better you research it more thoroughly first on the facts. Here are the 10 Myths and 10 Facts for pregnancy women. FIND THE REAL TRUTH HERE!!
1. Sex
Myth:
Pregnant women should not have sex on the first 12 weeks of pregnancy.
Fact:
There are no medical studies that prove the sexual relations cause miscarriage on pregnancy. So as long as it does not hurt and does not cause discomfort, so just do it.
2. Sports
Myth:
Pregnant women should not exercise.
Fact:
Regular exercise in portions during pregnancy good enough for you and your baby. There is absolutely no risk of miscarriage, provided that portion is not too much and does not makes you really tired to do it. Which you must be observed is you should avoid starting a new sport you’ve never done at the time before pregnancy.
3. Air Travel
Myth:
Traveling by plane cause a miscarriage.
Fact:
There is no evidence that mention traveling on the plane cause a miscarriage, whether short or long trip.
4. Ultrasound examination
Myth:
Ultrasound examinations, such as ultrasound can cause a miscarriage.
Facts:
Ultrasound has not been proven to increase the risk of miscarriage, although there are some cases that the number of women who undergo an ultrasound several times during her pregnancy had given birth the babies are left-handed.
5. Sauna
Myth:
A study in the 1970s sauna associate with a number of problem pregnancies, is the greatest risk of miscarriage.
Fact:
This study confirmed no further, so it has been not proven as true. However, to prevent the fetus in the womb suffer from excessive heat. Sauna should be limited to only 10 minutes, and should avoid water that is too hot.
6. Coffee
Myth:
Consumption of coffee can cause miscarriages
Facts:
Studies indicate if pregnant women drink more than six cups of coffee, tea, or cola per day and eat, it would make a higher risk of miscarriage. So as long as no excessive portion will not be a problem in the fetus, but it was a good idea to continue to avoid consuming coffee, tea, cola and other caffeinated beverages.
7. X-ray
Myth:
X-rays cause a miscarriage
Fact:
One-time only examination with X-rays during pregnancy will not cause a miscarriage, or not cause problems in pregnancy, or not harmful to the fetus. However, doctors are usually very careful in the use of X-rays in pregnant women, and never recommending a series of X-ray therapy in pregnant women before the age of 8 weeks of pregnancy.
8. Using Computers
Myth:
Using the computer for pregnant women can cause miscarriage
Fact:
If the mother works with computers, do not have to worry about radiation monitors cause a miscarriage. A study showed no association between the use of computers with a miscarriage or other labor problems, even though you all day typing on the keyboard.
9. Use of Microwave and Oven
Myth:
Use a microwave can cause interference with the pregnancy
Fact:
Recently there were reports in the media that mention microwave radiation could cause a chance of pregnancy problems, but this report is not supported by scientific research. This is well confirmed that there has been no research on similar electronic objects around the radiation pregnant women causes miscarriages.
10. Dental fillings
Myth:
Patches of copper on the tooth must be removed during pregnancy
Facts:
Copper patches are allocated teeth do not contain mercury which is dangerous for womb. So do not be issued when the mother was pregnant.
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I never blamed my miscarriage on any of this stuff. I considered sex, but knew that it wasn’t possible.
I have blamed my miscarriage on many things though. I fell once, but not hard. I skipped my prenatal vitamin once in a while because I was too nauseaus to take it.
I’m sure nothing was to blame for my miscarriage but it is always easier to put the blame on something.
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Only God can decide if who’s who and who’s not and people are just instruments to help.
I always argue with my sister about sex not being a cause of miscarriages.. Thanks for the article
Statements like “ultrasound has not been proven to cause miscarriage” or “ultrasound has not been proven to be harmful to the unborn baby” are true,in the same sense that “smoking has not been proven to cause cancer”.
Facts:
1. There is a correlation between the neurological problems / brain structure of autistic humans and the offspring of pregnant mice that have received ultrasound. “The brains of the offspring showed damage consistent with that found in the brains of people with autism. ” (Rakic, Yale 2006).
2. For embryonic mice subjected to ultrasound “a small but statistically significant number of neurons fail to acquire their proper position and remain scattered within inappropriate cortical layers and/or in the subjacent white matter. The magnitude of dispersion of labeled neurons was variable but systematically increased with duration of exposure to USW” (Rakic, Yale 2006).
3. Ultrasound is not radio waves. Ultrasound bounces sound off of matter and measures the response. This bouncing moves the matter (neurons, cells) that are on the surface of the child’s brain.
4. A study done in Sweden in 2001 showed a positive correlation between non-genetically determined left-handedness and amount of ultrasound received before birth (Department of Medical Epidemiology,Karolinska Institutet).
5. Medicaid reduction between 1993 and 2002 is correlated with a 68% decrease in the incidence of autism for babies born to Hispanic mothers. Hispanic and Black mothers receive less pre-natal “care” than Whites. During this same period, the nationwide incidence of autism increased 57%.
1. Pregnant mice that have received ultrasound had autistic babies. “The brains of the offspring showed damage consistent with that found in the brains of people with autism. ” (Rakic, Yale 2006). It was observed that “a [...] statistically significant number of neurons fail to acquire their proper position and remain scattered within inappropriate cortical layers and/or in the subjacent white matter. The magnitude [...] systematically increased with duration of exposure to USW” (Rakic, Yale 2006).
2. There is a correlation (at least double the normal rate) between non-genetically determined left-handedness and amount of ultrasound received (Department of Medical Epidemiology,Karolinska Institutet).
3. Medicaid reduction between 1993 and 2002 is correlated with a 68% decrease in the incidence of autism for babies born to Hispanic mothers. Hispanic and Black mothers receive less pre-natal “care” than Whites. During this same period, the nationwide incidence of autism increased 57%.