Diseases and Disorders > Pregnancy and Childbirth

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Pregnancy: Pregnancy (General) | Discomforts | Drugs | Exercise | Later-Age Pregnancy | Nutrition | Pregnancy Loss | Prenatal Tests | Risks to Pregnancy | Teenage Pregnancy

Childbirth: Birthing Options | Childbirth (Labor and Delivery) | Newborn Screening Tests | Multiple Births | Premature Birth | Postpartum Depression

Other Topics: General Pregnancy and Childbirth | Preparing for Pregnancy

Discomforts of Pregnancy

(Jump to: Overviews | Back Pain | Digestive System Discomforts | Nausea and Vomiting | Other Discomforts )

	Overviews of Discomforts
	Early Symptoms of Pregnancy: What Happens Right Away:Mayo Clinic
	Common Discomforts During Pregnancy:Lucile Packard Children's Hospital
	Common Discomforts and Body Changes During Pregnancy:University of Pennsylvania
	Common Discomforts (Index):University of Michigan Health System

	Back Pain
	Back Pain During Pregnancy:Mayo Clinic
	Backache:March of Dimes
	Easing Back Pain During Pregnancy:ACOG

	Digestive System Discomforts
	Adominal Pain or Cramping:March of Dimes
	Gas:March of Dimes
	Heartburn and Indigestion:March of Dimes
	Hemorrhoids:March of Dimes
	Round Ligament Pain:eMedicine Consumer Health

	Nausea and Vomiting
	Nausea:March of Dimes
	Morning Sickness:ACOG
	Morning Sickness: Causes, Concerns, Treatments:Baby Center
	See also Risks to Pregnancy, Hyperemesis Gravidarum

	Other Discomforts
	Congestion and Nosebleeds:March of Dimes
	Fatigue:March of Dimes
	Food Cravings:University of Pennsylvania
	Frequent Urination:March of Dimes
	Pregnancy, Childbirth and Bladder Control:NIDDK
	Headaches:March of Dimes
	Leg Cramps:March of Dimes
	Shortness of Breath:March of Dimes
	Sleeping Difficulties:March of Dimes

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