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Welcome to the 3rd and final trimester Over the next few weeks you will probably start to feel a bit more uncomfortable and tired What s happening in my body You may be getting a bit of heartburn

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Polyhydramnios can be caused by a reduced fetal swallowing or an increase in fetal urination Reduced fetal swallowing can be related to a bowel blockage An increased urine production can be linked

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Given the frequency at which UTIs are encountered in pregnancy the ability to recognize diagnose and treat them is essential for those providing care to pregnant individuals This Clinical

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Intrapartum bladder management is aimed at identifying risk factors for bladder dysfunction and adopting preventive measures to minimize the incidence and impact of post partum voiding

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Bladder urgency is the sudden urge to urinate Increased frequency is the need to go for a wee more often than normal The symptoms can be distressing and can make it difficult to go about your

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Mild pain in early pregnancy is not uncommon and you may have some discomfort due to your body stretching and changing shape If you experience severe pain or pain with vaginal

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It can sometimes be difficult to know what normal changes are and when you should seek help Our perinatal pelvic health service can support you if you have problems with your pelvic floor during

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The importance of appropriate diagnosis and treatment of this common pregnancy disorder cannot be over emphasized Ten to thirty percent of women with confirmed bacteriuria in the first trimester

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Offer an immediate antibiotic prescription to pregnant women with asymptomatic bacteriuria confirmed with a repeat sample Once treatment is completed a repeat MSU should be sent for confirmation