Dear Kim:
I review with good regard about your outing to a hospital after returning from Paris for Fashion Week, in that we feared we were carrying a miscarriage.
I have to tell we as one of a heading high-risk obstetricians in a country, we are doing too much. The problem with too many roving during pregnancy, generally during your second trimester, is that we have poignant disruptive nap and earthy exhaustion.
This could lead to an increasing turn of cortisol, that could eventually means other chemicals in your bloodstream to elevate, like prosatocyclins – that have been related to beforehand contractions, putting a profound women during risk for early delivery.
Reports have also indicated that we are operative a full schedule, as good as operative out with personal trainers 7 days a week in sequence to keep your weight in check. Again, we need to gait yourself. Exercise in pregnancy is healthy, though extreme practice can lead to earthy depletion in profound women – another risk for beforehand delivery.
In other difference – in pregnancy, too many of a good thing can be bad.
Moderation is key.
I consider we need to find a change between your work duties and your earthy rest. The many critical thing that a profound lady can do for her child is to try to minimize any risk that could lead to a beforehand birth, that is anything before 37 weeks.
All a best,
Dr. Manny
