Midwife Sally

Midwife Sally RN, RM, DAISY AWARD WINNER, Mother, Wife, Family and food. Visit our website www.mymidwifesally.com. Our pregnancy class https://selar.com/m/ruth-sally-kodam1

08/06/2026

🍊 Why Are Oranges Good During Pregnancy?

Oranges are more than just a delicious snack—they are packed with nutrients that support a healthy pregnancy.

✅ Rich in Vitamin C – Helps strengthen the immune system and improves iron absorption, reducing the risk of anemia.

✅ Contains Folate – An important nutrient that supports your baby’s brain and spinal cord development.

✅ Keeps You Hydrated – Oranges have a high water content, which can help maintain hydration during pregnancy.

✅ Provides Fiber – Helps prevent constipation, a common pregnancy complaint.

✅ Natural Energy Boost – The natural sugars in oranges can provide a refreshing source of energy.

🍊 Enjoy oranges as part of a balanced diet, but remember that variety is key. Eating different fruits and vegetables helps provide the wide range of nutrients you and your baby need.

💕 A healthy pregnancy starts with healthy choices, one bite at a time.

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08/06/2026

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08/06/2026

🚺 Normal Fallopian Tube vs Blocked Fallopian Tube

The fallopian tubes are the pathways that allow the egg and s***m to meet. When the tubes are open and healthy, fertilization can occur naturally.

❌ A blocked fallopian tube can prevent the egg and s***m from meeting, making it difficult to conceive.

⚠️ Possible causes of blocked tubes include:
• Previous pelvic infections
• Sexually transmitted infections
• Endometriosis
• Previous abdominal or pelvic surgery

🔍 What should you do if you suspect a blocked fallopian tube?

✅ See a healthcare provider for evaluation.
✅ Specialized tests can check whether the tubes are open.
✅ Early diagnosis may improve treatment options.
✅ Seek medical advice if you have been trying to conceive for a prolonged period without success.

Remember, a blocked fallopian tube does not always mean pregnancy is impossible. Many women go on to conceive with appropriate medical care.

💕 Understanding your reproductive anatomy is the first step toward protecting your fertility.

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08/06/2026

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08/06/2026

🩸 IS BLEEDING NORMAL DURING PREGNANCY? 🩸

Any vaginal bleeding during pregnancy should be taken seriously and reported to your healthcare provider.

While some women may experience light spotting in early pregnancy, bleeding can sometimes be a warning sign of problems such as miscarriage, placental issues, or preterm labor.

🚨 Seek medical attention immediately if:
• The bleeding is heavy
• You have severe abdominal pain
• You feel dizzy or faint
• The bleeding is accompanied by contractions

Never assume bleeding is “normal” during pregnancy. Early assessment can help protect both mother and baby.

🤰 If you notice any bleeding, contact your midwife or healthcare provider as soon as possible.

08/06/2026

Why Do Pregnant Women Urinate More Often?

🤰 Frequent urination is one of the earliest and most common signs of pregnancy.

Here’s why it happens:

✅ Pregnancy hormones increase blood flow to the kidneys.
Your kidneys filter more blood during pregnancy, producing more urine than usual.

✅ The growing uterus presses on the bladder.
As your baby grows, the uterus takes up more space in the pelvis and abdomen, reducing the amount of urine the bladder can comfortably hold.

✅ The baby’s position can increase pressure.
In late pregnancy, when the baby’s head moves lower into the pelvis, pressure on the bladder increases, making you feel the need to urinate more frequently.

✅ Your body retains and processes more fluid.
Pregnancy increases the amount of fluid circulating in your body, which eventually passes through the kidneys and into the bladder.

⚠️ Frequent urination is normal in pregnancy, but contact your healthcare provider if you have:
• Burning or pain when urinating
• Fever
• Blood in the urine
• Difficulty passing urine

These may be signs of a urinary tract infection (UTI).

💡 Remember: Don’t reduce your water intake to avoid frequent trips to the bathroom. Staying hydrated is important for both mother and baby.

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08/06/2026

What do you sell Midwife Sally

08/06/2026

Not easy to run a health page! It is well . God be our help🙏🙏🙏🙏

She bought our post partum kit, she loved it. Then she proceeded to purchase our Breastpump. We help you enjoy your post...
08/06/2026

She bought our post partum kit, she loved it. Then she proceeded to purchase our Breastpump. We help you enjoy your post partum period.

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Post partum kit

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Breast milk storage bags

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BIRTH STORY - I COLAPSED AT THE HOSPITAL. PLEASE LISTEN TO YOUR DOCTORS/MIDWIVESEDD 10/5/26DOB 16/04/26First of all big...
08/06/2026

BIRTH STORY - I COLAPSED AT THE HOSPITAL.

PLEASE LISTEN TO YOUR DOCTORS/MIDWIVES

EDD 10/5/26
DOB 16/04/26

First of all big thanks to Jehovah our God for his kindness, and also to the midwives and class members.
My Pregnancy was very smooth from beginning but during the third trimester I was admitted around 29 weeks for preterm labor and UTI infection then later discharged, around 37 weeks I was admitted again for severe malaria and UTI infection and discharged again and I was given an option for CS but I said they should give me two more weeks, I went for my review at 38 weeks and I collapsed in the hospital. When they checked my urine there was protein in my urine so I was booked for immediate cs.

When I got into the theatre immediately the anesthesia was given my BP started going down and they operating me,.

My advice is that anytime you're given an option about CS think about it well.

My baby was brought out 4:25 pm at 3.2 kg week 38. Thank God mother and baby are fine and discharged. Safe delivery to all expectant mums.

Don't leave your pregnancy to chance.

Sally.. Mums always know before a doctor or midwife will request for a procedure for you, they know what they have seen and in most cases its important. Always cooperate with them or ask a second opinion from a qualified person. Don't risk your life!

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