GREENVILLE, S.C. (WSPA) – Planning for pregnancy should begin before you are ready to have a baby, according to health experts. As part of our “Ask the Expert” series, in partnership with Bon Secours ...

Preparing for pregnancy starts long before conception, with healthy weight, nutrition and metabolic balance playing a crucial ...

Experiences of infertility always have one thing in common: uncertainty. Actually, all fertility journeys have that in common. We pour heaps of time, money, and energy into planning the perfect ...

Women with lupus face unique challenges regarding family planning and pregnancy. In a recent study, researchers looked at the impact of pregnancy planning and medical readiness on reproductive ...

Fertility planning should generally begin before couples actively start trying for a baby. Early testing prevents uncertainty ...

The first episode of Exploring Your Health looks at the prevalence of infertility and the cost and accessibility of in vitro fertilization. In episode 5, we’re asking the follow-up question; is there ...

I just had a baby in November, so this is very pertinent. I would recommend asking the following questions: What state should my disease be in? What should my labs look like to ensure the best ...

Having a baby is a big decision that should start months before couples even start trying to conceive, gynecologists say. Preconception health – a woman's health before she gets pregnant – is just as ...

Pregnancy is the happiest of times, but it can be a dangerous time, too. If you're overweight and pregnant, your physician will tell you about additional precautions needed with a plus size pregnancy.

Pregnancy with epilepsy is manageable, with most women having healthy babies. Expert Dr. Meena Muthiah emphasizes that staying on anti-seizure medication, with proper guidance, is crucial for both ...