Posts tagged pregnancy complications
What to Know About Pre-Eclampsia
What to Know About Pre-Eclampsia

Pre-eclampsia is diagnosed when you have high blood pressure after 20 weeks of pregnancy combined with protein in your urine. Pre-eclampsia is very serious and needs to be treated by your care provider. Read our latest blog to find out more about what to expect when you receive this diagnosis.

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Birth, Birth Doulas, Birthing Partner, Complications, Doulas, High RIsk Pregnancy, Hospital Birth, Inductions, Labor, Pregnancy, Prenatal CareHeather Clementslabor, pregnancy complications, pregnancy, induction, blood pressure, magnesium, labor and delivery
What Happens if I Have Cholestasis?
What Happens if I Have Cholestasis?

June is Cholestasis Awareness Month. Cholestasis, or ICP, is a complication of pregnancy that causes extreme itching on the hands and feet as one of the most common symptoms. While a diagnosis of ICP is serious, may people have positive birth outcomes if it is treated. Take a look at our newest blog to learn more.

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Birth, Hospital Birth, Inductions, Labor, Pregnancy, Prenatal Care, High RIsk Pregnancy, ComplicationsHeather Clementspregnancy, pregnancy complications, cholestasis, ICP, labor, labor and delivery