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	Chorionic Villus Sampling: Is it Right for You?
	Dr. Unjera Jackson and Dr. Joan Atkin take an in-depth look at chorionic villous sampling, or CVS, a procedure to test genetic abnormality during pregnancy. Transcript >>

	Controversial Morning-After Pill Provides Millions of Women with a Choice
	The morning-after pill, a hormonal medication used to prevent pregnancy up to seventy-two hours after intercourse, was recently approved for use in the United States by the FDA.

	Understanding Ultrasound
	Dr. Unjera Jackson and Dr. Joan Atkin discuss the common procedure known as ultrasound and what exactly doctors are looking for during this procedure. Transcript >>

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Get down to your ideal weight for your height before attempting to conceive. Studies have shown that underweight mothers tend to have low birth weight babies. So make sure not to go below.


Improve your diet You need a balanced diet of at least three meals a day, with foods from all four food groups to provide the vitamins and minerals essential to good health. Two of the most important nutrients for a healthy pregnancy are calcium and folic acid. A good prenatal/multiple vitamin will ensure that you get enough of both. Cut back on caffeine consumption. Researchers say caffeine delays conception or relates to infertility, but it does appear to lower a woman's chances of conceiving. (Note: Caffeine may help (in some men) by stimulating sperm motility.) No alcohol, recreational drugs, smoking Study after study has shown that smoking, drinking, and taking drugs are connected to low birth weight babies, miscarriage, SIDS, and behavioural problems later in life. Stopping before trying to get pregnant is best.		Welcome to Obgyn.com and thank you for visiting our web site. Our visitors are very important to us. We have developed this web site as a way to help educate the consumer in finding a Obgyn in the geographical area; to provide a service to you that would not be possible without the technology of the Internet. Our web site provides a vast library of relevant health content and a number of services to help you. Because we all have different learning styles, there are a number of educational formats, including medical articles, interactive discussion boards, videoconferences and email newsletters. We hope you enjoy our site and would appreciate both your feedback and your sharing our site with friends and family members.