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
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13/05/2026

Listen to your body and don’t listen to anyone what does it mean!! Pregnancy and even your monthly cycle, isn’t just a physical journey, it’s an intuitive one. While doctors and loved ones have the best intentions, you are the only one living in your skin.

10/05/2026

The absence of your period for 3, 5, or even 6 months after giving birth is very normal. especially if you are breastfeeding. 🤱✨
Many women worry about what this means for their bodies or their milk, so let’s clear up the facts:
1️⃣ It’s all about Prolactin: This hormone rises while you nurse, which often causes your period to disappear. This is a natural process!
2️⃣ Milk Quality: Whether your cycle stays away or returns, it doesn’t mean your milk isn’t ‘good’ anymore. Your body is still doing an amazing job.
3️⃣ The Pregnancy Risk: You can still get pregnant even if your cycle hasn’t returned! We don’t know exactly when ovulation starts again, so it is important to practice safe s*x or safe in*******se.
If you aren’t using protection, I recommend taking a pregnancy test every once in a while just to be sure. 🩺✅
Questions about your postpartum cycle? Let’s discuss in the comments! 👇
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07/05/2026

Don’t panic just because it’s important scan don’t worry try to be positive During ultrasound, a few quiet minutes don’t mean bad news.
They mean careful checking for your baby’s safety.
Stay calm, we’ll explain everything after.

02/05/2026

Trimester 0 is where it all begins!
Preparing your body before pregnancy matters, exercise, check your iron, Vitamin D, thyroid, and immunity against Toxoplasmosis.
When you plan ahead, pregnancy becomes smoother, healthier, and easier.

29/04/2026

SHARE EIYH YOUR PARTNER ,the strongest thing a husband can do is simply listen. Not to fix, not to interrupt, but to be fully present. Because when she feels heard, she feels safe. Especially during emotional phases like pregnancy or her cycle, your patience and quiet support mean more than words ever could.

27/04/2026

If you’re trying to conceive, timing matters way more than frequency. S***m actually needs around 48 hours to replenish, and it can live inside your body for up to 72 hours, while the egg only sticks around for about 24 hours.
That’s why having in*******se every other day keeps a steady supply of healthy s***m ready when ovulation happens.

24/04/2026

When we ask newly married couples about their timeline for children, we often forget that we aren’t entitled to their private struggles. Whether they are choosing to wait or are fighting a silent battle with fertility, your question adds a layer of “normalcy” they might be struggling to reach.

21/04/2026

because of the umbilical cord Many moms-to-be fear that something might go wrong during pregnancy but understanding how it works can ease a lot of that anxiety.
The most important thing? Trust your doctor. The right guidance, careful monitoring, and timely decisions make all the difference.

17/04/2026

SHARE WITH PARTNER YOU ARE PREGNANT NOT SICK You don’t need to stop living your life, you just need to listen to your body.
Rest when you’re tired, slow down if something hurts, and take it easy when you need to.
But if you feel good, have energy, and everything is normal, go out, move, and enjoy your day.

12/04/2026

After 28 weeks, your sleep position matters even more. Lying on your left side helps improve blood flow to the uterus, giving your baby better oxygen and nourishment.
And one small habit that makes a big difference:
When lifting anything, keep your back straight. Always.

08/04/2026

“Got your period” but still pregnant? Yes, it happens!
Early pregnancy bleeding can look exactly like a period, especially before implantation is complete. That’s why symptoms matter and testing again can change everything.

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