October is National Violence Awareness Month. The month of observation began in 1981 by the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence as a Day of Unity to connect battered women’s advocates across the country.
Pregnancy is a beautiful – and critical – journey. You’ve probably heard the very common and obvious pregnancy advice: quit smoking, stop drinking, eat more, and have enough rest. With so many prenatal care tips online, it is important to get the right tips to keep you and your baby healthy throughout the nine months. Alliance ObGyn & Consultants LLC has compiled a quick list for moms-to-be. Check this out:
Performing these stressful activities yourself and being exposed to chemicals and pathogens can put you and your baby’s health at risk.
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Good prenatal and obstetrical care is the single most important thing you can do for yourself and your baby. Consult with our team at Alliance ObGyn & Consultants LLC for your prenatal and obstetrical care. Ask our doctors on how to deal with the many changes you are experiencing during your pregnancy and ways to stay healthy and safe.
If you have any concern, don’t delay seeking medical help. Call us at 856-320-5069 or request an appointment online. Tell us more pregnancy care tips in the comments. Don’t forget to share this post with your favorite mom-to-be!
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