Feeling wiped out in late pregnancy can be normal, but sudden or extreme fatigue needs a check with your midwife or doctor.

Feeling constantly wiped out while the scale climbs often comes from poor sleep, stress hormones, thyroid issues, or other medical problems.

Sudden hair shedding after childbirth usually peaks around three to four months and often fades within a year as hormone levels settle.

Gentle cleaning, quick contact with a pediatrician, and careful use of prescribed drops help clear an eye infection in a baby while guarding vision.

Allergy-safe infant eye drops should only be used under pediatric guidance, with a focus on gentle lubrication and removing triggers first.

Newborn eye color often looks dark at birth and usually settles into its long-term shade between 6 and 12 months.

Persistent daytime sleepiness often comes from poor sleep, health conditions, medications, or daily habits that keep your brain from staying alert.

This severe form of post-birth depression brings crushing mood changes that make daily care and bonding with your baby feel close to impossible.

Severe morning sickness early in pregnancy often improves with small meals, steady fluids, rest, and timely medical care.

A strong, sudden or persistent headache during pregnancy can be common, but it can also point to serious problems that need fast medical care.