Pregnancy Rhinitis: Sleeping Through a Stuffy Nose
Pregnancy rhinitis explained: why your nose stays blocked for weeks, how to sleep with it, the nosebleeds and snoring to mention, and when to call your OB.
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Tri 1 weeks 4–13
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Pregnancy Rhinitis: Sleeping Through a Stuffy Nose
Pregnancy rhinitis explained: why your nose stays blocked for weeks, how to sleep with it, the nosebleeds and snoring to mention, and when to call your OB.
Restless Legs in Pregnancy: The Evening Urge to Move
Restless legs in pregnancy: why the crawly urge to move hits when you lie down at night, what eases it, how it differs from leg cramps, and when to call.
Carpal Tunnel in Pregnancy: Numb Hands at Night, What Helps
Carpal tunnel in pregnancy: why numb, tingling hands wake you at night, how to sleep with your wrists straight, the splint that helps, and when to call.
Heartburn at Night in Pregnancy: What Helps, When to Call
Heartburn at night in pregnancy: why it flares when you lie down, how to prop up so it actually works, the earlier-dinner fix, and which burning to call about.