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29/07/2026

Can You Turn Suddenly During Pregnancy? 🤰 Myth or Fact?

Many pregnant women hear that they should sit up first and then change sides while sleeping. But is this actually necessary, or is it another pregnancy myth?

Dr. Divya Prakash explains what you really need to know. 👩‍⚕️💜

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During pregnancy, you may have heard advice like “Don’t turn suddenly while sleeping” or “Sit up first before changing sides.”

For most uncomplicated pregnancies, you don’t need to sit up every time just to turn from one side to another in bed. As your pregnancy progresses, changing positions slowly and comfortably may feel better because of the growing belly, pelvic discomfort, or dizziness.

The key is comfort and safety—not fear of normal movement. If a particular movement causes significant pain, dizziness, bleeding, contractions, or other concerning symptoms, speak with your healthcare professional.

Pregnancy comes with plenty of advice. Know the facts before believing the myths. 💜




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27/07/2026

Delayed Cord Clamping: A Small Delay, A Big Benefit for Baby 👶💜

Why rush to cut the cord? ⏳👶

Those first moments after birth can matter. Delayed cord clamping allows blood to continue flowing from the placenta to the newborn for a short period after delivery, providing additional blood and iron.

A small wait can support your baby’s healthy start. 💜

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Delayed cord clamping means waiting for a short period after birth before clamping and cutting the umbilical cord.

For many newborns, delaying clamping for at least 30–60 seconds can increase blood volume and improve iron stores, which may help reduce the risk of iron deficiency during infancy. For preterm babies, delayed clamping can offer additional important benefits.

The appropriate timing can vary depending on the condition of the mother and baby and the circumstances of delivery. Your obstetric and neonatal team will decide what is safest.

Pregnant or planning for delivery? Ask your doctor about delayed cord clamping as part of your birth plan. 🤰👶





26/07/2026

Cord Around Baby’s Neck = C-Section? 🤰 Myth or Fact?

This is a common concern, especially when an ultrasound shows the umbilical cord around the baby’s neck. But does it automatically mean a C-section is necessary? Not always.

Watch Dr. Divya Prakash explain what it actually means and why the delivery plan depends on the overall condition of the mother and baby. 👩‍⚕️💜

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An umbilical cord around the baby’s neck is called a nuchal cord, and it can be seen during pregnancy. Finding one on a scan does not by itself mean that a C-section is required.

Doctors consider several factors, including the baby’s heart rate, position, labour progress, and the health of both mother and baby before deciding the safest mode of delivery.

So if your scan mentions a cord around the baby’s neck, don’t assume it automatically means cesarean delivery. Discuss the findings with your obstetrician and follow their advice based on your individual pregnancy.

Save this Reel & share it with an expecting mom! 🤰💜





25/07/2026

Could Cord Blood Save a Life?❤️ Here's What Every Parent Should Know!🤱🫄

A priceless gift lasts only a few minutes after birth… but its value could last a lifetime. ❤️

Did you know that your baby's umbilical cord blood is rich in stem cells that may be used in the treatment of certain medical conditions?

But is cord blood banking meant for everyone? Who should consider it? And when should parents make this decision?

Dr. Divya Prakash breaks down everything you need to know about cord blood banking in simple terms.

Because every informed choice today can become tomorrow's miracle. ✨

Save this reel and share it with expecting parents!

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Cord blood banking is one of the most important decisions some parents consider during pregnancy. The stem cells present in cord blood have been used in the treatment of various blood disorders, immune system disorders, and certain genetic conditions.

However, cord blood banking may not be necessary or suitable for every family. Understanding its benefits, limitations, and who may benefit from it is essential before making a decision.

In this video, Dr. Divya Prakash explains:

•What cord blood banking is

•Who can opt for it

•When it may be recommended

•What parents should know before delivery

Make informed decisions for a healthier tomorrow.

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15/07/2026

⚽🤰 “இரவு ஆனாலே... Baby Football விளையாடுற மாதிரி Kick பண்றாங்களா?” 😍

Night time வந்தாலே baby ரொம்ப active ஆகிறதுக்கு என்ன reason? 🌙

💡 Every kick is your baby’s way of saying “I’m growing!” ❤️

👇 உங்க baby அதிகமாக kick பண்ணுற time எது? Morning ☀️ or Night 🌙? Comment below!

📌 Save this reel for later & Share it with an expecting mom! 🤰💜





13/07/2026

🚫 “Don’t hold a knife during pregnancy!” 🤰🔪

You’ve probably heard this from elders. But is it really true... or just another age-old myth? 🤔

Pregnancy is filled with advice, traditions, and beliefs—but not all of them are backed by science.

In this reel, Dr. Divya Prakash explains the truth behind this common cultural belief and helps you separate facts from myths.

The best decisions during pregnancy come from evidence-based medical advice, not fear.

💜 Save this reel for future reference and share it with every mom-to-be!

What other pregnancy myths have you heard? Tell us in the comments.

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Many families believe that pregnant women should avoid holding or using a knife, fearing it may affect the baby. However, there is no scientific evidence that simply holding a knife harms pregnancy.
The real focus should be on safe handling of sharp objects to avoid accidental injuries not on myths.
Pregnancy deserves knowledge over fear. Always rely on trusted medical guidance for the health of both mother and baby.

Dr. Divya Prakash
The Gift Fertility Clinic & Health Centre.

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11/07/2026

🌍 World Population Day | July 11
A healthy future begins with informed choices. ❤️

Family planning isn’t about limiting dreams—it’s about giving every mother, baby, and family the best possible start in life.

At The Gift Fertility Clinic & Health Centre, Dr. Divya Prakash believes that awareness, timely guidance, and quality reproductive healthcare empower families to make confident decisions.

✨ Every pregnancy deserves care.
✨ Every mother deserves support.
✨ Every child deserves a healthy beginning.

📍 Visit us for expert fertility and women’s healthcare guidance.

💬 What are your thoughts on family planning and reproductive health? Share them in the comments!

❤️ Save this reel | Share it with your family & friends | Follow Dr Divya Prakash 🔻Gynaecologist & laparoscopic surgeon for trusted women’s health information.

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World Population Day reminds us that healthy families build a healthier world. Through awareness, family planning, and access to quality reproductive healthcare, we can ensure a better future for mothers, babies, and generations to come.





04/05/2026

Trying for a baby? It’s not about doing it more… it’s about doing it right ⏳

🥚 Egg lives only 24 hours
🧬 S***m can survive up to 5 days

So the goal is simple:
👉 Have s***m ready before ovulation happens

That’s why science recommends every 1–2 days during the fertile window

✔ Not once
✔ Not random
✔ Not overthinking

Just consistent, smart timing 💛

📌 Save this — you’ll need it every cycle
💬 Comment “TRACK” if you want help finding your fertile window
📩 DM me for personalised guidance

02/05/2026

“Just married… and everyone’s asking ‘good news?’ 😅

Conceiving naturally doesn’t need pressure—just the right timing and a healthy body 🤍
Understand your cycle, focus on your health, and give your body time.”

👉 Save this before you start trying
👉 Tag or share with a newly married couple ❤️


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30/04/2026

“Eat… and feel like vomiting.
Don’t eat… still feel like vomiting 😩

Pregnancy nausea is common—but you don’t have to suffer through it.
Small, frequent meals.
Don’t stay on an empty stomach.
Sip fluids throughout the day 💧

Simple changes can make a big difference 🤍”

👉 Save this for your tough days
👉 Share with a mom-to-be who needs this!

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No 1, Perumal Koil Street, Kalpalayam, Lakshmipuram, Kolathur
Chennai
600099

Opening Hours

Monday 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Tuesday 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Wednesday 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Thursday 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Friday 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Saturday 6:30pm - 9:30pm

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+919790702668

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