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	Urinary Tract Infection
	Urinary tract infection or UTI as it is commonly termed is essentially urine that has bacteria in it. It causes a burning sensation when you pee. UTI is quite a common.. Read More

	Placenta Praevia \| Placenta Abruption - What you should know
	Placenta is an organ which connects the mother to her baby. At full term, this two pounds something organ is a bloody and spongy mass, responsible for a number of hormones that.. Read More

	Yeast Infections during Pregnancy
	Yeast infections during pregnancy are common but fortunately can be treated easily. Also known as Candida, this vaginal infection is caused by an organism called Candida albicans. The main reason for its.. Read More

	Toxoplasmosis During Pregnancy
	Toxoplasmosis or 'cat fever' is an extremely rare concern to fret over during pregnancy. Often most people feel the need to remove their pet cat from their.. Read More

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	Chlamydia in Pregnancy
	Chlamydia is the most common bacterial STD, especially in the United States and is considered dangerous since women who have it seldom display symptoms. This bacterial infection affects.. Read More

	Herpes in Pregnancy
	Herpes genitalis is one of the most prevalent sexually transmitted infections. An affected adult shows local symptoms if all, but an affected fetus or newborn can suffer serious infection of the.. Read More

	Chicken Pox in Pregnancy
	Chicken pox is a common childhood viral infection afflicting most of us, and unfortunately the most contagious of the lot. Another name for it is varicella zoster, and it belongs.. Read More

	Hepatitis B in Pregnancy
	Hepatitis B, a viral infection that affects the liver is especially a concern during pregnancy because it can be passed to the newborn at delivery.. Read More

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	Colds and Flu During Pregnancy
	With a suppressed immune system, pregnant women are more susceptible to a bad head, common cold, the flu or the seasonal allergy attack with greater.. Read More

	Rubella Or German Measles In Pregnancy
	Rubella or German measles in pregnancy is rare since many women either get vaccinated during their adolescence or have been exposed.. Read More

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