Regular health checkups for women are very important because of several reasons - for example in order to prevent Breast cancer. In general most women using hormonal contraception have a higher risk of several different cancer / tumor conditions.
Some women show a lot and others don't even have to wear maternity clothes. It depends on body build, how the baby is carried and genetics. If you haven't seen your doctor please do because you should be having regular checkups for your health and that of your babys.
Eat right and exercise and go to the doctor for the checkups.
There are no known health problems related to regular masturbation - either for men or for women.
It really all depends on your health, lifestyle and age. Women are likely to conceive 14 - 18 days after the first date of their menstrual period. However, regular checkups and pap smears are recommend if you are serious in starting a family. I have read that the average couple tries to get pregnant for about a year before being successful. But as stated above, it really all depends.
Blundell has written: 'Observations on some of the more important diseases of women' -- subject(s): Diseases, Women, Gynecology, Women's Health
Speaking of Women's Health - 2003 Health Tips for Women 1-1 was released on: USA: 2003
Because ultimately we are responsible for our own health with the help of our health care advisors (doctors). Without some understanding of the basics - we are not able to fully participate in our own care as an equal.
Women's Health - magazine - was created in 2005.
A woman's clinic is a clinic where women can go to see the gynecologist, the expert on women's reproductive system. This is where you get checkups, birth control and ultrasounds if you are pregnant. They also test for cancer and sexually transmitted diseases. Some clinics perform abortions.
Helen I. Marieskind has written: 'Women in the health system' -- subject(s): Diseases, Health and hygiene, Women, Women in medicine, Women's health services
More women and babies would die without them saving their lives at birth. They are also saving women's life by finding cancer early etc when they care for women's health.
Margaret Denton has written: 'Gender differences in structural and behavioural determinants of health' -- subject(s): Health and hygiene, Social aspects, Social aspects of Women's health, Women, Women's Health 'Age differences in Canadian women's own perception of their health' -- subject(s): Health and hygiene, Older women, Attitudes, Women, Aging