Comments on: The Link Between Smoke And Ectopic Pregnancy http://digghealth.com/link-smoke-ectopic-pregnancy/ Real Health,Fuller Life Tue, 09 Feb 2010 13:15:41 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Cigruigma http://digghealth.com/link-smoke-ectopic-pregnancy/comment-page-1/#comment-8947 Cigruigma Fri, 18 Dec 2009 13:23:00 +0000 http://digghealth.com/?p=2023#comment-8947 Hi nto All My PC worked not correctly, many mistakes and buggs. Please, help me to fix buggs on my PC. My operation system is Windows 2003. Thx, Cigruigma Hi nto All
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]]> By: 【health】: Daily Steps to Health | Digg health blog http://digghealth.com/link-smoke-ectopic-pregnancy/comment-page-1/#comment-2624 【health】: Daily Steps to Health | Digg health blog Fri, 13 Mar 2009 15:01:51 +0000 http://digghealth.com/?p=2023#comment-2624 [...] Smoke. If you do smoke, talk to your doctor about quitting. If you are pregnant and smoke, quitting now will help you and your baby.Your doctor or nurse can help you. And, you can also help [...] [...] Smoke. If you do smoke, talk to your doctor about quitting. If you are pregnant and smoke, quitting now will help you and your baby.Your doctor or nurse can help you. And, you can also help [...]

]]> By: Sheila Wolf, RDH http://digghealth.com/link-smoke-ectopic-pregnancy/comment-page-1/#comment-1633 Sheila Wolf, RDH Wed, 17 Dec 2008 15:51:01 +0000 http://digghealth.com/?p=2023#comment-1633 Another serious risk factor during pregnancy is a mouth infection. According to research by Dr. Stephen Offenbacher and his research team, pregnant women who have a serious gum infection (periodontitis) are nearly eight times more likely to have a premature/low birth weight baby. Pregnancy gingivitis - swollen, bleeding gums - is common during pregnancy due to bacteria in the mouth aggrevated by the excessive hormones produced in preparation for childbirth. A simple toothpaste made with baking soda, salt, and hydrogen peroxide (mixed 50/50 with water)is very helpful to reduce the bacteria in the mouth. Be sure to brush gums as well as teeth to be effective. Sheila Wolf, dental hygienist, author of "Pregnancy and Oral Health: The critical connection between your mouth and your baby" www.mamagums.com Another serious risk factor during pregnancy is a mouth infection. According to research by Dr. Stephen Offenbacher and his research team, pregnant women who have a serious gum infection (periodontitis) are nearly eight times more likely to have a premature/low birth weight baby. Pregnancy gingivitis – swollen, bleeding gums – is common during pregnancy due to bacteria in the mouth aggrevated by the excessive hormones produced in preparation for childbirth. A simple toothpaste made with baking soda, salt, and hydrogen peroxide (mixed 50/50 with water)is very helpful to reduce the bacteria in the mouth. Be sure to brush gums as well as teeth to be effective.

Sheila Wolf, dental hygienist, author of “Pregnancy and Oral Health: The critical connection between your mouth and your baby”
http://www.mamagums.com

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