Your postpartum body deserves a little reverence and respect. Picture this: You are finally home, the baby is asleep on your chest, dishes are stacked, and a well-meaning text pops up. “When are you ...

The first six weeks after childbirth are crucial for a mother’s physical recovery, reproductive health, and emotional well-being, yet often receive limited medical attention and awareness.

When you’ve just become a mom, your body, mind, and rhythm can change right away. Today, postpartum well-being for women in ...

Despite the colloquially termed ‘fourth trimester’ having a clinical threshold of 6 to 12 weeks, growing evidence suggests that the postpartum period may extend for several months and, in some cases, ...

Postpartum experiences are as unique as the pregnancies that come before them. Because of this, it can be difficult to ...

In the foggy days after giving birth, I drifted about a bit disconnected from myself – my stomach was like a deflated beachball, my hair frazzled and unwashed, and my wardrobe choices restricted to ...

Postpartum issues such as urinary incontinence and loss of libido may not be the first topics brought up in group meetings with new moms, but rest assured, they are very common. Even if it feels ...

Post-partum skin issues tend to be localised, repetitive and cumulative, which demand solutions that are purpose-made for ...

Hair fall after childbirth is common due to hormonal shifts-this temporary shedding, known as postpartum hair loss, usually resolves within a year as hormone levels stabilize.

Postpartum hair loss can feel alarming, learn what the evidence says about when shedding peaks, what may prolong it, and when it could be signaling a treatable underlying hair loss condition.