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Welcome to Health Plan of San Joaquin’s Prenatal Health Program! You’re taking your first steps towards a healthier pregnancy, a healthier baby, and a healthier you. We’re here to help.
HPSJ’s Prenatal Health Program can help you:
- Learn about birthing classes near you.
- Get help prepping for baby.
- Get tips about eating healthy and staying active.
- Get answers to your health questions.
- Connect with counselors for mental health concerns.
- Work with friendly, trained health care staff for other needs such as transportation, food and housing.
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Health Plan of San Joaquin is here for you. If you are a member of HPSJ you can sign up for our Prenatal Program today!
Healthy Pregnancy
Having a healthy pregnancy means you have the support you need to live healthy. Health Plan of San Joaquin is here for you.
First Trimester
You may have already gotten your first trimester pamphlet in the mail. In this pamphlet we discuss:
- How often you’ll see your doctor during your pregnancy
- How to stay comfortable during pregnancy
- What to ask your doctor this trimester
You also received a “Baby Update!” card showing you the size of the baby and sharing something new and exciting baby is doing during the pregnancy.
Second Trimester
You may have already gotten your Second trimester pamphlet in the mail. In this pamphlet we discuss:
- What to eat and what to avoid eating during your pregnancy
- How much more should you be eating?
- Prenatal Vitamins
- What to ask your doctor this trimester
You also received a “Baby Update!” card showing you the size of the baby and sharing something new and exciting baby is doing during the pregnancy.
Third Trimester
You may have already gotten your third trimester pamphlet in the mail. In this pamphlet we discuss:
- Signs of Labor
- Your Birth Plan
- How are you feeling?
- Breastfeeding tips
- What to ask your doctor this trimester
You also received a “Baby Update!” card showing you the size of the baby and sharing something new and exciting baby is doing during the pregnancy.
Tobacco Use
Smoking during pregnancy can hurt your baby. If you are smoking it is never too late to quit. Some people smoke to deal with stress, and having a baby can be stressful. However, smoking can cause more problems, such as:
- Premature birth.
- Increased risk of miscarriages.
- Increased risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.
Real Life Stories
Amanda smoked during her pregnancy and watched her baby grow in a hospital incubator after being born two months early. Quitting smoking means:
- Your baby will get more oxygen, even after just one day of not smoking.
- There is less risk that your baby will be born too early.
- There is a better chance that your baby will come home from the hospital with you.
- You will have more energy and breathe more easily.
Talk to your doctor or visit nobutts.org/pregnant for more information on how to quit.
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Posted on April 20th, 2016 and last modified on June 21st, 2019.
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