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What to do when you find out you're pregnant
What to do when you first find out you're pregnant, including how to start your NHS pregnancy care and how to keep as healthy as possible.
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Thalassaemia - Diagnosis
Read about screening for thalassaemia in pregnancy, testing for the condition later in life and getting a test to see if you're a carrier of thalassaemia.
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Why it's necessary
A hysterectomy is sometimes recommended to treat heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic inflammatory disease, prolapse of the uterus, endometriosis or fibroids.
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Angelman syndrome
Read about Angelman syndrome, a genetic disorder that affects the nervous system and causes severe physical and intellectual disability
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12-week scan
At 10 to 14 weeks of pregnancy, you should be offered a pregnancy dating scan.
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Polyhydramnios (too much amniotic fluid)
Find out about polyhydramnios (too much amniotic fluid), including symptoms, how it's treated and what it means for your pregnancy and baby.
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Keeping well in pregnancy
How to look after yourself and your baby while you're pregnant.
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Amniocentesis
Find out about amniocentesis – a test offered during pregnancy to check for certain conditions in your baby.
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Illegal drugs in pregnancy
Taking illegal or street drugs such as cannabis, cocaine and ecstasy when you're pregnant could harm your baby. Find out how to get support.
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Thalassaemia
Read about thalassaemia, a group of blood disorders that affect a substance called haemoglobin. Find out about the symptoms, causes and treatments.