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Drug-Free Treatment Options For Common Pregnancy Complaints

As a mother of three, I know how tough pregnancy can be. From nausea in the first trimester to pelvic and back pain in the last few months of pregnancy, being pregnant is no cakewalk for most women. Surprisingly, although many prescription drugs are off-limits during pregnancy, there are several drugs that are considered safe while pregnant. However, if you'd like to avoid the use of medication to treat common pregnancy complaints, there are natural treatment options you can try. I started this blog to share my personal experience of using alternative treatments, including massage, physiotherapy, diet modification and acupuncture, in all three of my pregnancies. I also document current research on the use of holistic therapies in pregnancy. I hope you find my blog posts interesting, and I'd love to hear what you've found helpful to ease those pregnancy aches and pains.

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The Ultimate Guide to Gastroenterologists: Who Are They and What Do They Do?

Posted on 28 November 2023

Gastroenterologists are specialised healthcare professionals who diagnose and treat conditions affecting the digestive system. They are often referred to as GI doctors, and their range of services extends from identifying the root of stomach or intestinal discomfort to performing advanced procedures like endoscopies and colonoscopies. This comprehensive guide provides an in-depth exploration of the role of gastroenterologists, the benefits they offer, and what to anticipate during a visit. What Is a Gastroenterologist? [Read More]

Utilising Physiotherapy To Aid Recovery From Surgery

Posted on 19 June 2023

When you are recovering from surgery, you typically won't be as mobile are you usually are, and surgery can take a tremendous toll on your body. During this period, you have a greater risk of developing a blood clot, and a combination of temporary changes to your gait and general fatigue can lead to poor posture, which can lead to muscle stiffness and pain. Regardless of the type of surgery you've had, adding physiotherapy to your recovery plan can help your recovery to go smoothly and reduce your risk of developing certain post-surgical complications. [Read More]