Saba Azad and Dr. Meghana Reddy Jetty Address Pregnancy Myths in New Series Promotion
Saba Azad advocates science-backed pregnancy care: ‘Iske laddoo khaa lo...’; gynaecologist reacts

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Saba Azad, promoting her show 'Who's Your Gynac?', debunks common pregnancy myths, emphasizing informed choices. Dr. Meghana Reddy Jetty supports her views, highlighting the importance of nutrition, exercise, and mental health during pregnancy.
- 01Saba Azad emphasizes the need for informed discussions about reproductive health with healthcare providers.
- 02Dr. Meghana Reddy Jetty busts five prevalent pregnancy myths, including the misconception of needing to 'eat for two'.
- 03Moderate exercise during pregnancy can be beneficial, contrary to the belief that it is unsafe.
- 04Travel during pregnancy is generally safe for healthy women, especially in the second trimester.
- 05Maternal mental health is crucial, and mood swings should not be dismissed as mere hormonal changes.
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Saba Azad, known for her role as a gynaecologist in the series 'Who's Your Gynac?', recently discussed prevalent pregnancy myths while promoting the show's second season. She stressed the importance of being informed and consulting healthcare providers regarding reproductive health. Azad highlighted that some traditional beliefs, such as needing to eat for two or avoiding exercise, are misleading. Dr. Meghana Reddy Jetty, a senior consultant in obstetrics and gynaecology, supported Azad's insights by debunking five common myths. These include the idea that pregnant women should refrain from travel and that heartburn indicates a baby will have lots of hair. Both Azad and Jetty advocate for improved reproductive education to empower women in making informed decisions during pregnancy, emphasizing that mental health is also a critical aspect of prenatal care.
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The discussion on pregnancy myths can lead to better-informed decisions among expectant mothers.
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