Pregnancy brings with it many quirks. While it's always good to make the "symptoms" aren't a problem, a lot of the weird changes are totally normal.


Pregnancy is an exciting time. It's a unique experience that varies woman to woman. Some women have a positive experience with pregnancy, while others don't. We break pregnancies down into three trimesters. 

The first trimester shows how your body is adjusting to its new state. During this trimester, women can experience mood swings, weight gain, cramps, and cravings. Some women even begin to feel morning sickness at this point. 


 


The second trimester tends to be easier than the first. Nausea and fatigue might vanish as well. During this trimester, women can experience body aches, itchy/patchy skin, and swelling.


 


The third trimester is like a runner's last lap. The baby does its last bit of growing in this stage. In this trimester women may experience labored breathing, heartburn, and contractions. Once contractions begin happening frequently, the pregnancy's end is in sight!


Family

Family is important. We grow up in them and dream of starting our own. Whether we want two and a half kids and a Golden Retriever or no kids and a condo in Spain, those ideas start brewing early and are bound to change and grow over time.

But creating and managing a household, whatever its makeup, is no easy feat! That's why Facty is here — to provide you with some tips and ideas for getting everything out of your family, whether it's big or small, nuclear or unique, biological or hand-selected. From preparing for a new baby to making the most of retirement, we can help!


Getting Pregnant

The majority of pregnant women will experience back pain, most often low back pain, at some point during their pregnancy.

back pain

Pregnancy is when a woman is carrying a child inside her womb for up to 40+ weeks before giving birth to a baby. This time is known as the gestation period. The embryo develops over the first eight weeks after conception, after which time it is then referred to as the fetus. The length of pregnancy is divided into three trimesters. The first trimester is from fertilization of the egg with sperm (conception), -12 weeks in the womb, the second trimester is week 13 – 28 and the third is weeks 28 – 40+ after which the baby is born.

Pregnancy is the way we reproduce. It comes about by either sexual intercourse or assisted reproductive technology such as In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). Symptoms include missed periods, nausea or vomiting, loss and gain or appetite, frequent urination and tender breasts.

Every pregnancy will be experienced differently. Some women will feel all the symptoms, and other hardly any. Some women may have complications during pregnancy and others not. If you suspect you may be pregnant, you can go to the doctor for an official test, or take a home test, after which you'll need to see a doctor to confirm and then begin the prenatal care for the remainder of your pregnancy.

Conditions

"Condition" is a general term for particular abnormal diseases that negatively affect a part or all of the body. Conditions are not due to any external injury. Therefore, a broken bone does not classify as a condition, whereas Herpes, OCD, Shingles, and Ulcers do.

Medical conditions are classified by specific symptoms and signs. While each person's experiences can vary, there are consistent signs and symptoms that doctors will look for when diagnosing their patients. We always recommend that people seek a professional diagnosis. Afterward, supplement medical advice and opinion with accurate and easy to read information.

Most people only spend an average of a couple minutes with their doctor during a checkup. Oftentimes patients don't receive the fullest explanation of their diagnosis. Easily search through the vast amount of articles that Facty Health offers for ones that address your specific needs. From there, allow us to help you with those unanswered questions.

Pregnancy

DIYs are a great resource, made so much more useful by the ease with which you can find them these days, with a simple internet search or a browse through your favorite DIY blog. Facty can be that easy-to-access resource; it’s filled with copious how-tos that will basically make everything you’ve ever wanted to try that much easier!

Turn items in your home you might have otherwise discarded into amazing pieces your friends will drool over — even if you barely know how to work a hammer. Complete jobs in your home that would usually need professional help, and feel that awesome glow of accomplishment.

Great gifts on the cheap, decor and celebration ideas, meals you thought you’d only find in the fanciest of restaurants. DIYs are great for your budget! With help from DIY tips, you can create special presentations for pretty much any occasion.

Change up the inside or outside of your home with DIY tutorials. When you learn how to handle all kinds of DIY jobs, you can take on issues that have come up in your home — and save bucks bypassing the professionals. Before you know it, you’ll be the DIY guru, and all your friends will be coming to you for your help and advice.

Many mothers experience postpartum depression. The exact cause is hard to pinpoint. Hormonal changes and lack of sufficient sleep are key factors.

From dainty kitten heels to baggy combat pants, the 90s both blessed and cursed us with a multitude of trends.

Have you ever heard the old saying “curiosity killed the cat”? Did you know that the saying ends with “but satisfaction brought it back”? Satisfy your curiosity with Facty Life. See what actors really look like when they’re not in character. Check in on what past teenage heartthrobs look like today. Find out which actors are dating in real life. On top of that, there’s an always entertaining supply of candid photos of British Royalty.

Facty life is not only for checking up on celebrities, learn about the less glamorous side of real life. You can find out if your city is on the list of the <em>30 Worst Places to Live in the United States. </em>You can find out life-hacks that make you a savvier person in articles like <em>18 Dirty Tricks Businesses Don’t Want You to Know. </em>

Still curious to find out what else there is to read about?

Go ahead, scratch that itch.

Life

The liver creates bile, a digestive enzyme that contains a reddish-yellow compound called bilirubin. This compound is responsible for the distinctive yellowing of the skin and the whites of the eyes seen in people with jaundice. High or low levels of bilirubin in the blood may indicate liver disease.

High or low levels of bilirubin

Your body is where you reside all of the time. Even when you're asleep, it's hard at work keeping you alive and well. Many of its functions are automatic like your breathing and your metabolism. Sometimes your body can start to break down or malfunction. Often these problems are environmental or genetic, but sometimes they are due to the lifestyle choices that we make.

Preventing these problems can be done by controlling your diet, exercising right, getting enough sleep, and easing up on your indulgences. You don't have to cut out everything indulgent, after all, happiness has some of the best health benefits of all. A healthy lifestyle can be the best preventative medicine. Though preventative care can help, your body can still present issues. Facty Health can be where you go to learn more about the particular issues that you are facing. Whether it is severe (like abscesses, tumors, or STIs) or non-severe (like nosebleeds, canker sores, or rashes), we have got information about it.

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Ailments

An "ailment" is a general term for minor to moderate physical illnesses, diseases, and disorders. In Facty Health, many different diagnoses fall under the ailment category. For example, acid reflux, eye disorders, skin problems, and GI problems, are considered an ailment.

In this category, you can discover natural home remedies for common symptoms. You will find that there is probably a miracle ingredient hiding in your pantry right now. Learn what foods to stay away from and which foods can help ease certain conditions. You can even learn to spot the early warning signs of some of the more severe diseases. Expect to find detailed and interesting information about the types of ailments, their symptoms, causes, and treatments.

If you have questions about a specific ailment or you just have a general curiosity for medicine, this would be a good place to start.

Body

Pregnancy is a complex time when it comes to health. Unfortunately, many complications can occur during the journey to birth, some more serious than others, threatening the life of the baby or the mother. Placenta previa is one of these complications, though in most cases it does not cause serious issues.

placenta previa

According to the CDC, between two and ten percent of pregnant women in the United States develop gestational diabetes every year. The condition can lead to serious complications during pregnancy and childbirth but is generally easy to control and can be prevented by good diet and exercise habits prior to conception.

The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases

gestational diabetes

Pregnancy always requires planning, but when a family is expecting twins, extra preparation and precautions are necessary. Twin pregnancies have special health and nutritional considerations.

Twin pregnancy

Bronchiolitis is a common infection affecting the lower respiratory tract that predominantly affects babies and infants younger than two years old. Children usually experience mild symptoms and fully recover within a few weeks. In some cases, the symptoms can be more severe, and hospital admission may be required.

Bronchiolitis

Bronchitis is a disease that occurs in the respiratory system, when the mucus membrane in the lungs’ bronchial passage become inflamed, causing a variety of symptoms to occur. As the inflamed membrane grows, breathing becomes increasingly difficult and coughing increases. Bronchitis may be present in an acute state, when it lasts for less than three weeks; on the contrary, it is chronic if it lasts for more than three months or more in the span of two years.

In both cases, symptoms will be similar, and may include a cough that is accompanied by mucus of varying color. In some cases, blood may also be present. Fatigue usually occurs alongside bronchitis, as does shortness of breath. Chest discomfort is also a frequent symptom, and fever may also occur in some cases. Treatment includes consuming plenty of fluids to make mucus more runny, as well as aspirin to treat inflammation as well as fever. If your bronchitis is chronic, you may be prescribed antibiotics.

Bronchitis

Newborns are not just small adults. They have unique medical needs that differ from even young children and toddlers. Neonatologists are physicians with special training that qualifies them to care for newborns and premature babies.

neonatogist

Everyone has an opinion about the best way to raise children — regardless of whether or not they have their own! How do you sort through all the noise to find out what you really need to worry about and what you can leave up to chance and intuition?<br>Facty Family is here to help. From what toe-walking means to the best board games to play with your kids, we present you with the details you need to make informed decisions. In the end, it all comes down to what's best for your children, and our articles always on call to offer suggestions, ideas, and assistance.

Children

Pink eye or conjunctivitis is eye inflammation that makes eyes look red or pink. The condition spreads quickly from several different sources.

pink eye

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