Dr Samer Cheaib ,Obstetrics & Gynecology , Pregnancy Care in Dubai

Dr Samer Cheaib ,Obstetrics & Gynecology , Pregnancy Care in Dubai Dr samer cheaib women health, pregnancy care, obstetrics and gynecology, Maternal Fetal Medicine, genetic testing

29/03/2026

SHARE WITH YOUR PARTNER STRESS IS VERY BAD. From sleep issues to weight gain, mood swings, and even serious health risks, high cortisol can quietly mess with everything.
Your body deserves calm, balance, and care, pregnant or not.
Take your stress seriously… your health depends on it.

26/03/2026

New bride era unlocked.
You’re dreaming of travel, late-night dates, and soaking in every moment together, love that for you. But here’s the soft reminder no one talks about:
Before you hit pause on pregnancy plans, hit play on awareness.
A quick check-up for you + a simple s***m test for him can save you from unexpected delays later.

23/03/2026

Skin-to-skin isn’t just a trend, it’s essential! When a newborn touches mom’s skin, oxytocin kicks in, helping the uterus contract, reducing bleeding, starting milk production, and calming the baby. From natural births to C-sections, this moment creates comfort, safety, and bonding right from the start.

21/03/2026

Becoming a mother is more than a milestone; it’s the pinnacle of humanity. From the 9 months of endurance to the sleepless nights and the endless love in between, your role is everything.

20/03/2026

Your baby is safely floating inside a fluid-filled sac, completely protected. The blood supply comes from the uterus (not from how you sit), so crossing your legs won’t harm your baby at all.

16/03/2026

Your body actually gives clear signs that labor is approaching. Knowing them can help you feel calmer and more prepared for the big moment.
Save this post so you remember the 6 signs that labor is near and share it with a friend who is close to her due date.

15/03/2026

Pregnancy nausea isn’t about “not trying hard enough”!
Small meals every 2 hours, less acidity, less vomiting, more relief.
No food debates, no pressure, just gentle support, hydration, and patience (especially from partners).
This phase is tough, but with the right approach, it does pass. You’ve got this.

13/03/2026

A baby doesn’t have to cry immediately. Sometimes it takes a minute while the cord is still connected, helping the baby receive oxygen. That first cry helps the lungs open and clear fluid, it’s actually a good sign.
At home, crying is simply your baby’s way of communicating: hunger, discomfort, or needing comfort.
See a doctor if the crying stays intense even after feeding, changing, and soothing.

08/03/2026

She is the mother, the sister, the wife, and the daughter—the heart that raises generations and shapes the future. When you empower a woman, you empower an entire community.

07/03/2026

Seeing blood in early pregnancy can be scary, but it’s often not dangerous.
Fresh red blood → rest and see your doctor.
Brown/black blood → usually old blood, still check with your doctor.
About 90% of women with early bleeding continue their pregnancy safely. Stay calm, rest, and get checked.

03/03/2026

Home pregnancy tests can’t accurately determine how far along you are. The best step is to wait for your ultrasound, confirm the baby’s heartbeat, and complete the necessary tests before announcing your pregnancy.
Some decisions are deeply personal and should stay between you and your partner. Your journey, your choice.

27/02/2026

We prepare for natural delivery with exercises, nutrition, and care, but sometimes saving the baby requires an emergency C-section to protect mom and baby. Trust your doctor’s guidance for a safe, healthy birth.

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