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Helping women cope with pregnancy: complementary therapies

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Abstract The chapter begins with general advice for women regarding the safety of complementary therapy use during pregnancy. It next goes on to define and discuss the use of individual therapies, including homeopathy, aromatherapy, Bach flower remedies, reflexology, oriental medicine (acupuncture), yoga, and herbal medicine in pregnancy.

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Abstract The chapter begins with general advice for women regarding the safety of complementary therapy use during pregnancy. It next goes on to define and discuss the use of individual therapies, including homeopathy, aromatherapy, Bach flower remedies, reflexology, oriental medicine (acupuncture), yoga, and herbal medicine in pregnancy.

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Abstract The chapter begins with general advice for women regarding the safety of complementary therapy use during pregnancy. It next goes on to define and discuss the use of individual therapies, including homeopathy, aromatherapy, Bach flower remedies, reflexology, oriental medicine (acupuncture), yoga, and herbal medicine in pregnancy.

Key concepts: Reflexology, Homeopathy, Aromatherapy, Alternative medicine, Acupuncture, Pregnancy, Medicine, Complementary therapy

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