Emma

Yes, IUDs prevent conception in most cases by stopping sperm from fertilizing an egg and sharply lowering the chance of pregnancy.

No, you don’t always need to pump while breastfeeding; it’s mainly useful when you’re away from your baby or managing supply or comfort.

Hormonal IUDs shift hormone levels mainly in the uterus, while copper IUDs prevent pregnancy without hormones at all.

Yes, many common medicines can cause weight gain, usually through changes in appetite, metabolism, hormones, or fluid balance.

Yes, male fertility supplements can improve sperm measures in some men, but research is mixed and they rarely solve infertility on their own.

Yes, lactation consultants can help with bottle feeding by checking technique, flow, and feeding plans tailored to your baby.

Yes, almonds can help with sleep by supplying melatonin, magnesium, and steady energy that makes drifting off a little easier.

Yes, many two-year-olds go through a short sleep regression as new skills, fears, and schedule shifts disturb naps and nights.

Yes, breast cancer and its treatments can lead to weight gain through hormone changes, less movement, and medicine side effects.

Yes, many Alzheimer’s patients sleep more, but patterns vary by stage and sudden changes always need quick medical attention.