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During this time, many pregnancy myths circulating in the community and not a few people who believe that the myth is true. In fact, many of these myths are not proven true, you know. Come on, know what are the pregnancy myths that often poison the minds of pregnant women! After you are declared pregnant, usually the people around you start giving advice not to consume certain foods or drinks and avoid this and that activity. With so much advice, from what makes sense to what sounds a bit strange, you get confused about which advice is only a myth and which information has been scientifically proven. Myths About Pregnancy and Real Facts When you hear various information related to pregnancy, do not just believe it and live it. Especially if the information sounds unreasonable and the source is unclear. The following are various pregnancy myths that are widely circulating in the community, along with medical explanations: 1. Must not have sex while pregnant Many people say that

Excessive nausea and vomiting during pregnancy is one of the complaints that should be seen by a doctor. When experiencing it, pregnant women can become weak and difficult to eat. If left untreated, this condition called hyperemesis gravidarum can be harmful to the mother and fetus. Excessive vomiting during pregnancy usually occurs at 4-6 weeks of pregnancy and reaches its peak in weeks 9-13 of pregnancy. Generally the usual nausea and vomiting will subside after passing through the first trimester of pregnancy, but excessive vomiting caused by hyperemesis gravidarum can continue until the 20th week, even throughout pregnancy. In addition to disrupting daily activities, this condition can also result in dehydration and weight loss, because pregnant women are unable to eat and drink. Causes of Hyperemesis Gravidarum The cause of hyperemesis gravidarum is not yet clearly known. However, this condition is often associated with hormonal changes experienced by pregnant women. Pregna