NHS Direct has launched a new online symptom checker for mums-to-be. The pregnancy-specific symptoms checker supports a range of online home-diagnosis tools already available from the NHS.The checker covers common pregnancy problems and concerns

of the body’s inability to break down the lactose in milk, causing bloating, abdominal pain and diarrhoea.What are the symptoms?The main symptoms of a CMA are skin rash, wheezing, vomiting, diarrhoea, constipation, failure to put on weight and distress. Most

disorder with the letters standing for:H - heamolysis (breakdown of red blood cells)EL - elevated liver enzymes which indicates damage to the liverLP - low platelet levels (special cells that are needed for blood clotting)What are the symptoms?“The physical

later.Every mum-to-be is different and just because you have one symptom doesn't mean you are definitely pregnant. Similarly having no signs doesn't necessarily mean that your attempts to conceive have been unsuccessful.Check your symptoms here

and substitute foods that have gluten with gluten-free alternatives.  How do I know if my baby has coeliac disease?The symptoms may develop after you have started weaning your baby onto cereals that contain gluten.Celiac disease can only be diagnosed once gluten

to cystitis, and it has a one in three chance of coming back, so what is it, what are the symptoms and what's the cure?Preventing cystitis Cystitis is common in pregnancy and can come back, so follow a few simple rulesDrink plenty of waterAvoid coffee, tea

or never experienced pregnancy at all in your life it, spotting the signs that you're going to have a baby isn't always easy. So how do you know that you're expecting? What are those tell-tale early symptoms of pregnancy that will confirm your suspicions

cysts to form around the ovaries, as well as bringing about a raft of other symptoms (see below) which can affect your appearance, your long-term health outlook, and your chances of having a successful pregnancy.(PCOS can also affect post

@ the moment, I just want to feel better!!!!Any advice or help would be appreciated!ThanksSharon Hi SharonI too have PCOS and have a 2 year old son. I have also found that symptoms have worsened since I had my son, however before this I was on the pill, so i

during pregnancy. After birth the condition goes away but it does up your risk of suffering a postpartum haemorrhage in the days after birth so it’s important to get diagnosed so doctors can keep an eye on you.Obstetric Cholostasis (OC) SymptomsThe most