Hydrate and Thrive – How IV Therapy Can Ease Pregnancy Symptoms

IV therapy pregnancy offers rapid relief for common pregnancy discomforts through direct delivery of fluids, vitamins, and medications into the bloodstream. Here's what expecting mothers need to know:

Pregnancy brings joy and anticipation, but it can also bring challenging physical symptoms. Morning sickness affects up to 80% of pregnant women, with at least 60,000 cases annually becoming severe enough to be classified as hyperemesis gravidarum. When oral hydration and nutrition become difficult, IV therapy pregnancy treatments can be a game-changer.

The increased nutritional demands of pregnancy sometimes can't be met through diet alone, especially when nausea makes eating difficult. IV therapy delivers essential nutrients directly to your bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system that may be compromised by pregnancy-related nausea.

Unlike oral supplements that may take hours to absorb (if they stay down at all), IV therapy provides rapid relief and ensures 100% absorption of vital nutrients that support both maternal health and fetal development.

I'm Joseph Lopez, co-founder of Pure IV New Mexico, where we specialize in mobile IV therapy pregnancy services delivered by licensed medical professionals who bring relief directly to expecting mothers throughout New Mexico. Our team has helped countless pregnant women maintain proper hydration and nutrition when traditional methods weren't enough.

The journey of pregnancy brings so many joyful moments, but let's be honest – it also comes with its fair share of challenges. When morning sickness hits hard or you're feeling completely drained, IV therapy pregnancy treatments can be a real lifesaver.

Think about it – your body is working overtime growing an entire human being! Sometimes you need a little extra support, especially when keeping down water or prenatal vitamins feels impossible.

The beauty of IV therapy during pregnancy is the immediate hydration it provides. Your body needs proper fluid levels to maintain healthy amniotic fluid, support your increased blood volume (which jumps by 50% during pregnancy!), and help regulate your body temperature. When you can't drink enough because of nausea, an IV can quickly restore what your body desperately needs.

Beyond just water, IV therapy pregnancy treatments help maintain your electrolyte balance. These minerals – sodium, potassium, calcium – keep your muscles and nerves functioning properly, including your uterine muscles. Proper balance helps prevent those middle-of-the-night leg cramps that can wake you from precious sleep.

Many moms-to-be tell us the rapid relief is what they appreciate most. Instead of sipping water for hours and still feeling dehydrated, IV therapy typically brings relief within about 45 minutes. When you're feeling miserable, that quick action makes all the difference.

Your immune system also gets a helpful boost. Pregnancy naturally changes how your immune system works, and staying properly hydrated with essential nutrients helps your body fight off common infections that could affect both you and your baby.

Most importantly, IV therapy pregnancy treatments support your baby's growth by ensuring you have adequate nutrients and hydration to share. This becomes especially crucial during the first trimester when all those tiny organs are forming.

For those dealing with severe nausea, we offer specialized nausea IV treatments that can provide blessed relief when nothing else seems to help.

The magic of IV therapy during pregnancy comes from its direct delivery method. When nutrients enter your bloodstream immediately, you feel better faster – usually within 45 minutes compared to hours for drinking fluids or taking pills.

For pregnant women battling nausea, this bypass of the digestive system is a game-changer. Your IV therapy pregnancy treatment delivers essential nutrients directly to your bloodstream, so they're not lost when you're sick. No more worrying about whether your prenatal vitamin actually stayed down!

The comprehensive relief addresses multiple symptoms at once. Our customized formulas can boost your energy, ease headaches, calm muscle cramps, and settle nausea – all in a single session when you're feeling your worst.

Proper hydration from IV therapy helps maintain healthy amniotic fluid levels, creating that perfect protective environment for your baby. And the support for your increased blood volume ensures healthy circulation and oxygen delivery to both you and your little one.

While not every mom-to-be needs IV therapy, certain situations make it particularly helpful or even medically necessary:

Hyperemesis Gravidarum affects about 0.5-2% of pregnant women with relentless vomiting that makes keeping down any food or fluid nearly impossible. If you're vomiting more than three times daily and have lost 5% or more of your pre-pregnancy weight, IV therapy becomes crucial to prevent dangerous dehydration and malnutrition.

Dark urine, little to no urine output, dizziness when standing, dry mouth, and extreme thirst are all warning signs of dehydration during pregnancy. Left untreated, dehydration can lead to reduced amniotic fluid, posing risks to your baby's development.

Even with regular prenatal vitamins, studies show many pregnant women develop nutrient deficiencies in key areas like iron, B vitamins, and calcium. When blood tests reveal significant gaps that oral supplements haven't corrected, IV therapy can quickly restore these essential nutrients.

Some women receive IV hydration as part of a pre-term labor prevention plan, as dehydration can sometimes trigger contractions. Others benefit from continued IV therapy at home after being hospitalized for pregnancy complications, helping maintain proper hydration during recovery.

At Pure IV New Mexico, we always work with your healthcare team. We recommend consulting with your obstetrician before starting any IV therapy pregnancy treatments to ensure they align perfectly with your specific needs and health status.

If you're wondering whether IV therapy might help with your pregnancy symptoms, check out our complete guide to IV treatments during pregnancy for more information.

When you're expecting, your body needs extra support – especially if morning sickness has you struggling to keep down food and prenatal vitamins. That's where the carefully crafted cocktail of nutrients in an IV therapy pregnancy treatment comes in.

Think of a prenatal IV drip as liquid sunshine for your pregnancy journey. The foundation typically starts with either normal saline (basically salt water that matches your body's natural chemistry) or lactated Ringer's solution, which provides essential electrolytes your body craves during pregnancy. From there, we add a personalized blend of vitamins and minerals based on your specific needs.

Most moms-to-be benefit from B-complex vitamins in their IV therapy. This family includes B1, B2, B3, B5, and the morning sickness fighter, B6 (pyridoxine). These powerhouse nutrients support your energy levels (goodbye, pregnancy fatigue!) while helping your baby's brain development and red blood cell formation.

Folic acid (vitamin B9) is absolutely essential during pregnancy, especially in the first trimester. While you're likely taking it orally in your prenatal vitamin, an IV therapy pregnancy treatment ensures you're absorbing it fully – even when you can't keep pills down. This crucial nutrient helps prevent neural tube defects by supporting proper brain and spinal cord development.

Leg cramps keeping you up at night? Magnesium in your IV drip helps regulate blood pressure, supports muscle function, and may even help prevent those uncomfortable preterm contractions. Many pregnant women become magnesium deficient, which can contribute to those middle-of-the-night calf cramps and stubborn headaches.

Your immune system needs extra support during pregnancy, which is why vitamin C is a welcome addition to prenatal IV formulas. Beyond fighting off those colds everyone seems to bring around pregnant women, vitamin C helps with iron absorption and keeps your gum tissue healthy (pregnancy gingivitis is real, friends!).

Zinc and calcium round out the common nutrients in prenatal drips. Zinc supports your immune system and helps with your baby's cell division and growth, while calcium is crucial for developing those tiny bones without depleting your own calcium stores.

For those tough cases of morning sickness – or its more severe cousin, hyperemesis gravidarum – we can add prescription anti-nausea medications like ondansetron (Zofran) to your IV solution with your doctor's approval. Research shows these medications present minimal risk during pregnancy while offering significant relief when you just can't stop getting sick.

Interesting research published in the Journal of the American College of Nutrition found that even women diligently taking prenatal vitamins often show vitamin deficiencies that could be addressed through IV supplementation. You can check out the scientific research on prenatal vitamin gaps if you're curious about the details.

Want to learn more about how we can customize IV treatments for pregnancy ? Visit our pregnancy IV treatments page for the full scoop.

Creating your ideal prenatal IV formula isn't a one-size-fits-all process – it's more like crafting a gourmet meal specifically for your body's unique needs during pregnancy.

At Pure IV New Mexico, we start with a thorough medical history review. Our licensed nurses want to know everything – your allergies, existing conditions, medications, and previous pregnancy experiences. This helps us ensure your treatment is not just effective, but completely safe.

When possible, we recommend blood testing to identify your specific nutrient deficiencies. Why guess when we can know exactly what your body needs? This targeted approach means you're getting precisely the nutrients that will benefit you and your baby most.

We're also big believers in teamwork with your OB/GYN. Your prenatal IV plan should complement your overall pregnancy care, not compete with it. This collaboration is particularly important during your first trimester when your baby's organs are developing, or when we're considering adding medications like anti-nausea drugs to your formula.

Your current symptoms speak volumes about what your body needs. Battling morning sickness? We'll emphasize B6 and anti-nausea support. Feeling like you could sleep for days? B-complex vitamins and magnesium might be your new best friends. Experiencing leg cramps? Extra magnesium and calcium could bring relief.

We also consider where you are in your pregnancy journey. Your first-trimester formula might focus heavily on folic acid and nausea relief, while your third-trimester cocktail might include extra calcium and magnesium as your body prepares for labor.

Every IV therapy pregnancy treatment we provide uses sterile techniques and pharmaceutical-grade ingredients. Your safety – and your baby's – is always our top priority.

When you're pregnant, "better safe than sorry" becomes your daily mantra. The same applies to IV therapy pregnancy treatments – not everything that's beneficial for non-pregnant people is appropriate when you're expecting.

Most pregnant women can safely receive B-complex vitamins, vitamin B12, vitamin C, magnesium, calcium, zinc, electrolytes, and normal saline. These are the workhorses of prenatal IV therapy and rarely cause issues.

Some add-ons require your doctor's explicit approval. Anti-nausea medications like ondansetron need a prescription and medical clearance. High-dose vitamin B6 and dextrose solutions (especially important if you have gestational diabetes) also fall into this "check first" category.

Then there are the add-ons we typically avoid during pregnancy. High-dose vitamin A (anything over 10,000 IU) can actually harm your baby's development. Certain amino acid complexes, glutathione, NAD+, and detox formulations simply don't have enough safety data during pregnancy to justify their use.

Timing matters too. First-trimester treatments require the most caution since this is when your baby's major organs are forming. Some ingredients might be perfectly fine in your second or third trimester but not recommended during those critical first weeks.

At Pure IV New Mexico, we follow evidence-based guidelines and require OB/GYN approval for all IV therapy pregnancy treatments. We're not interested in pushing boundaries when it comes to maternal and fetal safety – we'd rather err on the side of caution and provide treatments we know are both effective and safe.

We understand that pregnancy brings enough worry without adding concerns about your IV therapy. That's why we're completely transparent about what goes into your prenatal drip and why each component is included or excluded.

When it comes to IV therapy pregnancy treatments, safety is our top priority at Pure IV New Mexico. The good news? Research supports the safety of these treatments when properly administered. A comprehensive Hungarian study examining over 60,000 pregnancies found something reassuring – infusion treatments weren't associated with higher risks of congenital abnormalities. In fact, mothers who received infusions showed a slightly lower rate (0.5%) compared to the control group (0.7%).

That said, we believe in complete transparency about both benefits and potential risks.

At Pure IV New Mexico, we implement multiple layers of safety measures for your protection. Our treatments are exclusively administered by licensed nurses with specialized experience in maternal care. We follow strict sterile techniques to prevent infection, conduct thorough pre-treatment assessments, monitor your vital signs throughout the session, use only pregnancy-safe formulations, and coordinate directly with your obstetrician.

While IV therapy pregnancy treatments are generally safe, I want you to understand the potential risks – which we work diligently to minimize:

Any procedure accessing a vein carries a small infection risk, which we address through strict sterile technique and single-use supplies. There's also the possibility of fluid overload, which is why our nurses carefully monitor infusion rates and your body's response. Improper formulation could potentially cause electrolyte imbalances, so we use standardized, pregnancy-safe formulations. And though rare, allergic reactions can occur – our comprehensive pre-treatment assessment helps identify potential allergens before treatment begins.

The research on IV therapy during pregnancy is encouraging. Scientific research on infusion safety demonstrates that when properly administered, IV therapy presents minimal risk to pregnant women and their babies.

I should note that in the Hungarian study mentioned earlier, women receiving infusion therapy showed higher rates of preterm birth (16.4% vs. 9.1%) and low birthweight (12.6% vs. 5.6%) compared to those who didn't. However, researchers concluded this reflected the underlying complications that necessitated IV therapy rather than the therapy itself.

Most of our IV therapy pregnancy patients experience no significant side effects, but I want you to be prepared for minor effects that occasionally occur:

Bruising at the insertion site is the most common side effect and typically fades within days. Our nurses use the smallest appropriate needle and apply gentle pressure after removal to minimize bruising. Some women experience mild swelling or discomfort at the IV site, which we address with cold compresses and proper arm positioning.

Feeling cold during treatment is normal – the room-temperature solution can feel chilly entering your bloodstream, so we always offer warm blankets to keep you cozy. You might notice taste changes – particularly a metallic taste when B vitamins are administered – but this subsides quickly after treatment.

Occasionally, rapid hydration causes a temporary blood pressure drop leading to lightheadedness. Our nurses monitor your vital signs throughout, adjusting infusion rates if needed for your comfort. And while extremely rare, we're fully prepared for allergic reactions with emergency protocols and medications always available.

At Pure IV New Mexico, we stay with you throughout your treatment, monitoring your response and making adjustments to ensure your comfort and safety. Your wellbeing – and your baby's – is always our primary concern.

The first trimester represents a critical developmental window when your baby's major organ systems are forming – a process called organogenesis. This makes it the most sensitive period for any medical intervention, including IV therapy pregnancy treatments.

During these early weeks, we take extra precautions with your care. We require explicit approval from your obstetrician before administering any first-trimester IV therapy. We're particularly cautious with medications during this period – anti-nausea medications like ondansetron (Zofran) require specific physician approval for use during these early weeks.

Our first-trimester formulations typically focus on hydration and essential nutrients with well-established safety profiles, such as folic acid and B vitamins. For each component we consider adding to your solution, we carefully weigh potential benefits against any theoretical risks, always choosing the most conservative approach. When nutrients are included, we use conservative dosing strategies aligned with established prenatal supplementation guidelines.

Research suggests that IV hydration therapy itself presents minimal risk during the first trimester, particularly when dehydration poses a greater threat to maternal and fetal health. However, we approach each case individually, considering your specific situation and needs.

At Pure IV New Mexico, we believe in balancing symptom relief with cautious care during this critical developmental period. Our goal is simple – provide relief from pregnancy symptoms while ensuring the utmost safety for both you and your developing baby.

When you're pregnant and feeling awful, the last thing you want is a complicated medical experience. At Pure IV New Mexico, we've simplified IV therapy pregnancy treatments to fit seamlessly into your life—whether you prefer we come to you or you visit us.

Our mobile service has become a lifeline for many expectant mothers throughout Albuquerque. Imagine being curled up on your couch in your comfiest clothes, battling morning sickness, when our friendly nurse arrives at your door with everything needed to help you feel better. No need to get dressed, fight traffic, or sit in a waiting room when you're already feeling miserable. You simply book online or with a quick phone call, and we handle the rest.

"The mobile service was a game-changer during my first trimester," shares Maria, a recent client. "I could barely make it to the bathroom, let alone drive across town. Having a nurse come to my home made all the difference."

For those who prefer a clinical setting or are already out for prenatal appointments, our Albuquerque clinic offers the same high-quality IV therapy pregnancy treatments in a professional medical environment. Some women tell us they enjoy having a dedicated space away from home for their regular treatments—a little "me time" in the midst of pregnancy preparations.

Whichever option suits you better, the actual treatment process remains consistent. Our sessions typically last 30-45 minutes—just enough time to watch half an episode of your favorite show or catch up on some reading. Your dedicated nurse will check your vital signs, review any changes in your pregnancy or symptoms, and then gently insert the IV using a small-gauge needle designed for minimal discomfort. Throughout the infusion, they'll monitor you closely, making adjustments if needed and answering any questions you might have.

One question we hear often concerns insurance coverage. Currently, most insurance plans don't cover elective IV hydration therapy, though some patients successfully use HSA or FSA accounts (check with your plan administrator to be sure). We've created transparent pricing and package options to make treatments more affordable, especially for those needing ongoing support during difficult pregnancies.

For women specifically dealing with dehydration issues, we offer specialized dehydration IV treatments that can quickly restore your fluid balance and help you feel human again.

Many expectant mothers ask us how IV therapy compares to taking oral supplements. This comparison helps illustrate the differences:

When you book an IV therapy pregnancy treatment with us, here's exactly what will happen:

Your journey begins with booking—whether online, by phone, or text. You'll choose between our mobile service or clinic location and select a time that works for your schedule. We'll ask for some basic information about your pregnancy and current symptoms to prepare properly for your visit.

On treatment day, one of our licensed nurses will start with a brief consultation. We'll review your medical history, discuss how you've been feeling, and check vital signs like your blood pressure and temperature. Based on this information and any guidance from your OB/GYN, we'll confirm the perfect IV formulation for your needs.

For mobile appointments, our nurse transforms your chosen space into a comfortable treatment area. If you're visiting our clinic, we'll get you settled in a relaxing environment. Either way, we prepare all equipment using strict sterile technique, prioritizing your safety and your baby's.

The IV insertion itself is quick—we use a small-gauge needle with a flexible catheter to minimize discomfort. Once secured with medical tape, the infusion begins at a carefully controlled rate. During the next 30-45 minutes, you're free to relax, read, watch TV, or even work if you're feeling up to it.

Your nurse stays with you throughout the entire treatment, checking vitals periodically and adjusting the infusion rate if needed for your comfort. This is also a perfect time to ask any questions about your pregnancy symptoms or hydration needs—our nurses love sharing their knowledge!

When the infusion completes, we gently remove the IV, apply pressure to prevent bruising, and provide simple aftercare instructions. Most women feel significantly better almost immediately, with full effects typically felt within 45 minutes—a welcome relief when you've been battling pregnancy symptoms for days or weeks.

"How often will I need to do this?" is one of the most common questions we hear, and the answer varies based on your unique situation. IV therapy pregnancy treatments aren't one-size-fits-all—they're as individual as your pregnancy journey.

For women battling hyperemesis gravidarum (severe morning sickness), we often recommend an initial intensive approach with 2-3 sessions in the first week, followed by weekly or twice-weekly maintenance sessions. Most women find their symptoms improve significantly around weeks 14-16, allowing us to reduce frequency or stop treatments altogether.

Jessica, who suffered from hyperemesis during two pregnancies, shares: "With my first pregnancy, I was hospitalized twice before finding IV therapy. With my second, we started treatments at the first sign of severe nausea, and I never needed hospital care. The regular sessions kept me functioning when nothing else worked."

For those experiencing occasional but intense morning sickness, we typically schedule treatments on an as-needed basis, usually spaced 1-2 weeks apart. These "rescue" sessions can be a lifeline on particularly rough days.

If you're primarily dealing with dehydration, you might need just 1-2 initial rehydration sessions, with follow-ups based on your symptoms and hydration status. For nutritional support, many women benefit from biweekly or monthly sessions, adjusted based on bloodwork results and symptom improvement.

The beauty of our approach at Pure IV New Mexico is the personalization. We work closely with your healthcare team to determine the optimal frequency for your specific situation. After each treatment, our nurses document your response and any changes in symptoms, which helps guide recommendations for future sessions.

We also believe in proactive follow-up care. Our team checks in with you 24-48 hours after treatment to assess your improvement and address any concerns. This information helps us refine future treatments and ensure you're getting maximum benefit.

IV therapy pregnancy treatments complement rather than replace regular prenatal care. We encourage ongoing communication with your obstetrician about your IV therapy regimen—we're all on the same team with the shared goal of keeping you and your baby healthy.

For more information about our comprehensive approach to pregnancy support, visit our pregnancy IV treatments page.

While IV therapy pregnancy treatments are generally safe when administered by licensed professionals, they aren't right for every expecting mom. Think of it like maternity clothes – they work for most pregnancies, but everyone's needs are different!

Safety is our top priority at Pure IV New Mexico, which is why we carefully screen each mom-to-be before treatment. Our licensed nurses review your complete medical history, current medications, and pregnancy status to ensure IV therapy is appropriate for your unique situation.

Some pregnancies require special consideration. If you have certain heart or kidney conditions, you might need modified protocols or different treatment options altogether. Moms carrying multiples often have different fluid and nutrient needs that require specialized formulations. And if you're experiencing complications like preeclampsia, which requires careful monitoring of fluid intake, we'll work closely with your doctor to determine if IV therapy is appropriate.

We always require approval from your obstetrician before proceeding, especially for first-trimester treatments or when adding medications to your IV solution. This extra step ensures both you and your baby receive the safest possible care during this special time.

If you have known allergies to components in standard IV solutions, don't worry – we'll identify these during screening and either adjust your formula or recommend alternative treatments if IV therapy isn't the safest option for your specific pregnancy.

One of the most beautiful things about IV therapy pregnancy treatments is how quickly they work. Unlike oral hydration and supplements that need to survive the gauntlet of pregnancy nausea before slowly being absorbed through your digestive system, IV therapy delivers nutrients directly to your bloodstream.

Most of our pregnant patients begin feeling better during the actual infusion itself – yes, that quickly! You'll typically experience full effects within about 45 minutes of completing your treatment. It's like the difference between waiting for rain to nourish a garden versus directly watering the plants.

"I felt human again before the nurse even removed my IV," is something we hear often from our hyperemesis patients who had been struggling to keep even water down for days.

How long will your relief last? That depends on several factors including how severe your symptoms were initially, the specific issues we're treating, your individual metabolism, and your activity level after treatment. For basic hydration, effects typically last 24-72 hours. Nutrient benefits may stick around longer, particularly fat-soluble vitamins that your body can store. If your treatment included anti-nausea medication, those effects vary by medication but usually provide relief for several hours.

Many of our moms report sustained improvement in energy levels, less nausea, and better overall well-being, especially when they receive regular IV therapy pregnancy treatments throughout their most symptomatic periods.

I understand that managing expenses during pregnancy is important – there are nurseries to decorate and tiny clothes to buy! At Pure IV New Mexico, we believe in complete transparency with our pricing, so you'll never encounter surprise fees.

Our basic prenatal hydration packages start at $149 for a standard liter of fluids with essential electrolytes – perfect for mild dehydration or occasional morning sickness. If you need more comprehensive support, our customized formulations with additional vitamins, minerals, and medications range from $179-$249 per session, depending on your specific needs.

For moms who need regular support throughout their pregnancy, we offer money-saving package options: - Choose a 3-session package and save 10% - Opt for a 5-session package to save 15% - Select a 10-session package for our best value at 20% off

One thing our pregnant clients particularly appreciate is that our mobile service is available throughout Albuquerque and surrounding areas with no additional travel fees. When you're feeling nauseated, the last thing you want is a car ride!

While insurance typically doesn't cover elective IV therapy, we've had clients successfully use HSA or FSA accounts for these services. We provide detailed receipts that you can submit for potential reimbursement or for use with flexible spending accounts.

Every pregnancy journey is unique, and we're committed to making relief from pregnancy symptoms accessible for New Mexico moms. That's why we offer various payment options and package deals custom to different needs and budgets. Our goal is simple: to help you have a more comfortable pregnancy experience without financial stress adding to your worries.

Pregnancy should be a time of joy and anticipation, not constant discomfort. IV therapy pregnancy treatments offer a safe, effective solution for many of the challenging symptoms that can accompany this special time. When morning sickness won't let up or dehydration sets in, IV therapy can be the relief you've been hoping for.

Think of IV therapy as more than just symptom management—it's about nurturing two lives at once. Proper hydration during pregnancy supports optimal fetal development, maintains crucial amniotic fluid levels, and helps prevent complications that could affect both you and your baby. When you can't keep fluids or prenatal vitamins down, IV therapy ensures those essential nutrients still reach your bloodstream.

The science backs up what we see every day: IV therapy during pregnancy is safe when administered by licensed professionals. Studies have shown no increased risk of congenital abnormalities, and the rapid relief can transform your pregnancy experience from one of constant struggle to one of greater comfort and joy.

But the journey doesn't end with delivery. The postpartum period brings its own set of challenges—physical recovery, establishing breastfeeding, and adjusting to life with a newborn. Many new mothers find that continuing IV therapy pregnancy treatments helps them recover more quickly and maintain the energy needed during those sleep-deprived early weeks. Our nutrient formulations can support healing, lactation, and give you the energy boost you need when you need it most.

At Pure IV New Mexico, we understand that every pregnancy is unique. That's why our team of licensed nurses works closely with your obstetrician to ensure your IV treatments complement your overall pregnancy care plan. And because we know that traveling when you're feeling unwell can be difficult, our mobile service brings relief directly to your doorstep—no need to leave the comfort of your home when nausea or fatigue has you down.

We believe that feeling your best during pregnancy shouldn't be a luxury—it should be accessible to every expecting mother. Our transparent pricing, package options, and convenient mobile service make it easier to get the relief you deserve.

For more information about our specialized pregnancy IV treatments or to schedule a consultation, visit our pregnancy IV treatments page. We're here to help you hydrate and thrive throughout your pregnancy journey and beyond.