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Myths and Facts About Pregnancy

Pregnant women was frequently trapped by the myths that emerged in the community. Maybe some women who used logic don't believe on it, but there are a lot of women didn't dare to take risks when the myth was not undertaken.
Pregnant women generally receive a variety of restrictions, either from parents, relatives or even friends. To make you as mother clear about this, this is the testimony of one of specialist doctor that usually handle a pregnancy in hospital.

1. Do not eat pineapple, tape, soda, content can be hot
   That's not true, the fetus will not be contaminated just by eating pineapple, tape and soda. Just because the food contains gas, it is feared can cause discomfort in the liver will likely cause hyperemesis (excessive vomiting)
2. Eat bitter melon or bitter thing to make sticky placenta
   The placenta becomes sticky because during placental attachment partial placenta attaches more deeply and even able to penetrate the womb. It is not because of eating something bitter melon or bitter food.

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