Do you want a baby? Have you been trying to concieve but having difficulty? Are you overweight? DO you suffer with PCOS? Hypnotherapy can help you concieve, maintain a healthy pregnancy and have an enjoyable birth.
Hypnotherapy is also successful for helping many people lose weight. If you are overweight and thinking about having a baby, read on and let me know what you think. It is all over the news at the moment - obese women who are pregnant are putting themselves and thier babies at risk. Obesity is supposed to put the dampners on the ability to get pregnant - so are these women having help from the Dr such as fertility medication? If so, is this irresponsible of the Dr to prescribe it? Is it unfair to suggest you shouldn't have children just becuase of your weight?
One in 20 women are putting themselves and their baby at risk by being seriously obese when they become pregnant, new research shows.Obese mothers are twice as likely to have a stillbirth and very overweight mothers are also at greater risk of blood clots, high blood pressure and bleeding after the birth.
According to the report by the Centre for Maternal and Child Enquiries (CMACE), the NHS needs to do more in an effort to tackle the growing weight problem. Researchers found that many maternity units are not set up to care for very overweight women, with some lacking the necessary equipment such as extra-wide wheelchairs, examination couches, trolleys and beds. For some midwives, working with those who are obese and pregnant poses alot of challenges - some of which they may not be trained to deal with.
Those struggling with their relationship with food should consider trying hypnotherapy to help with weight loss. which retrains the unconscious mind, altering a person's relationship with food.
Hypnotherapy is also successful for helping many people lose weight. If you are overweight and thinking about having a baby, read on and let me know what you think. It is all over the news at the moment - obese women who are pregnant are putting themselves and thier babies at risk. Obesity is supposed to put the dampners on the ability to get pregnant - so are these women having help from the Dr such as fertility medication? If so, is this irresponsible of the Dr to prescribe it? Is it unfair to suggest you shouldn't have children just becuase of your weight?
One in 20 women are putting themselves and their baby at risk by being seriously obese when they become pregnant, new research shows.Obese mothers are twice as likely to have a stillbirth and very overweight mothers are also at greater risk of blood clots, high blood pressure and bleeding after the birth.
According to the report by the Centre for Maternal and Child Enquiries (CMACE), the NHS needs to do more in an effort to tackle the growing weight problem. Researchers found that many maternity units are not set up to care for very overweight women, with some lacking the necessary equipment such as extra-wide wheelchairs, examination couches, trolleys and beds. For some midwives, working with those who are obese and pregnant poses alot of challenges - some of which they may not be trained to deal with.
Those struggling with their relationship with food should consider trying hypnotherapy to help with weight loss. which retrains the unconscious mind, altering a person's relationship with food.
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