[PODCAST] Coronavirus and Pregnancy, Birth, and Postpartum
Got Qs about Coronavirus, Covid-19 and how it relates to pregnancy, birth and postpartum? Dive in.
Undoubtedly, this is a wild time in the world for pregnant and birthing people. So much compassion for all of you who are facing a pandemic during what is already an incredibly emotional time.
This week on the To Birth and Beyond podcast, we’re bringing you a timely interview with a Canadian Obstetrician (Dr. Kate Gerster) who answers your questions about Covid-19, pregnancy, birth and postpartum care.
- Are there risks for my baby if I get Covid-19?
- Are there any different precautions you should be taking through the third trimester?
- Are in-person prenatal visits done for the foreseeable future?
- Will postpartum hospital stays be shortened?
- Is there a chance that epidurals won’t be as readily available?
- Are support people allowed in the birthing space?
- Who can care for my toddler at my home birth?
You can listen to Episode 114 of the To Birth and Beyond podcast now!
Jess
Ps. Did you know we have published 114 episodes of the To Birth and Beyond podcast over 2 years now?!
If you’re looking for more information on any pregnancy or postpartum related topics including core and pelvic floor function, C-section recovery, preparing for birth, or mental health check all the episodes here.
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