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Sleeping Positions During Pregnancy: Tips from Dr. Hitesh Patel, Harsh Hospital, Himatnagar
Pregnancy is a beautiful journey, but it often comes with its challenges—one of which is finding a comfortable and safe sleeping position. Dr. Hitesh Patel, an experienced gynecologist at Harsh Hospital, Himatnagar, shares essential tips to ensure expecting mothers get the rest they need for a healthy pregnancy.
Why Sleeping Position Matters
As your pregnancy progresses, your body undergoes numerous changes that can make sleeping difficult. The right position can:
- Improve blood flow to the baby.
- Reduce discomfort and swelling.
- Minimize strain on your back and other areas.
The Best Sleeping Position
Sleeping on Your Left Side (SOS) is highly recommended:
- Enhances blood circulation to the placenta and baby.
- Helps reduce swelling in your legs, ankles, and feet.
- Prevents unnecessary pressure on the liver.
Tips for Better Sleep
Use Pillows for Support:
- Place one between your knees to align your hips and relieve back pain.
- Use a wedge pillow under your belly for extra comfort.
- Slightly elevate your head to ease heartburn.
Avoid Sleeping on Your Back or Stomach:
- Back sleeping can compress major blood vessels, reducing circulation.
- Stomach sleeping becomes uncomfortable as your belly grows.
Consider a Pregnancy Pillow:
- These full-body pillows provide support in all the right places, helping you sleep better.
When to Seek Help
If you're experiencing persistent discomfort or sleep issues, consult your doctor immediately. At Harsh Hospital, we provide personalized care and expert guidance to ensure a healthy and comfortable pregnancy journey.
About Harsh Hospital
Located in Himatnagar, Sabarkantha, Harsh Hospital is a trusted center for women’s health, led by Dr. Hitesh Patel, who has over 25 years of experience and has performed 10,000+ laparoscopic surgeries.
For consultations or inquiries, visit us or call at [insert contact details].
💗 Healthy sleep leads to a healthy pregnancy. Take care of yourself and your baby!
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