Debunking Myths About Pregnancy

Women can safely travel during pregnancy. It is recommended that they travel in the second trimester because they may no longer experience physical discomfort, morning sickness or nausea.

Emergency contraceptive is the first option that comes to your mind to avoid unwanted pregnancy. But there are a number of myths associated with it. Take a look at some of these myths and replace them with actual facts.

Here is a list of 10 common myths you hear when you are pregnant, though these may vary from generation to generation and region to region. Let's read about and debunk the common myths.

Women can safely travel during pregnancy. It is recommended that they travel in the second trimester because they may no longer experience physical discomfort, morning sickness or nausea.

Emergency contraceptive is the first option that comes to your mind to avoid unwanted pregnancy. But there are a number of myths associated with it. Take a look at some of these myths and replace them with actual facts.

Here is a list of 10 common myths you hear when you are pregnant, though these may vary from generation to generation and region to region. Let's read about and debunk the common myths.