Fatigue is one of the most common symptoms experienced during pregnancy, especially in the first and third trimesters. Many women find themselves feeling unusually exhausted even after taking ...

"We still have no definitive idea of the risks involved in pregnancy for women with chronic fatigue syndrome. The suggestion that it's okay to be pregnant is not yet substantiated by science.

Imagine juggling work and pregnancy at the same time — women can pull off anything, right? While we cheer you on, there’s an ...

Untreated thyroid disorders can lead to significant health risks for pregnant women, including heart issues, severe fatigue, and anemia. Conditions like gestational diabetes, preeclampsia ...

Expert opinion is presented along with current evidence to provide guidelines for the care of women with chronic fatigue syndrome during pregnancy, labor and birth, lactation, and the postpartum ...