A Consultant Obstetrician and Gynecologist, Dr Michael Macarthy, says men equally have a significant role in the pregnancy journey of their significant partners.
Speaking on Joy FM’s Ultimate Health on Sunday, the health practitioner said the men must support their partners emotionally and physically during the nine-month journey.
“The men are the primary supporters of their pregnant women. And they play multiple roles. First, they play the role of the moderator; they observe what is going on.
“They play the role of the one who will intervene. They play the role of the supporter by ensuring that their partners heed the instructions of the doctor,” he said.
On her part, the Chief Executive of Float Wellness Spa, Dzidzor Arkutu, said pregnancy is a different experience for everyone.
In view of that, the Wellness Expert said it is important that every woman appreciates the journey.
“Everybody is different, and everybody has a different experience with pregnancy. So it is more of personal consultation and not a general one. So we get to understand exactly where the woman is and how we can help her.
“Sometimes, it is about building confidence in her body that she can carry the pregnancy. And you’ll be surprised how much consultation is needed to build this kind of confidence in women. Sometimes her skin changes.
"She has acne, and her body is changing; how to bring the woman to accept, acknowledge and appreciate her journey is what we look at.”
Latest Stories
-
Fitch affirms ETI at B-; Outlook stable
47 mins -
Pictures: Bawumia meets Pope Francis
55 mins -
Former Bibiani GoldStars midfielder Frank Adjei Jr continues fine form in Swedish League
1 hour -
J.B. Dankwah Adu’s Murder: Court orders Sexy Dondon to open his defence
1 hour -
Marrakech 2024: Five para-athletes to represent Ghana in WPA Grand Prix in Morocco
1 hour -
U.S Senate approves bill to ban TikTok
1 hour -
T-Pain involved in hit-and-run, warns culprit he’ll find them
2 hours -
Cedi hits GH¢14.00 to a dollar; depreciates 12.08%
2 hours -
Major portions of Kasoa-Winneba road to open to traffic in 8 months
2 hours -
Kwadaso onion traders reject new location, express fear over future eviction
2 hours -
Pensions: 81% of pensioners had benefit shortfalls in 2020 – Abdallah Mashud
2 hours -
All Regional Games: Torch relay ceremony hits Oti Region
2 hours -
CSO calls for immediate removal of COCOBOD CEO from office
2 hours -
How a young female geologist’s thesis is paving the way for Ghana’s Green Mineral Future 5 decades later
2 hours -
Pensions: The last time government paid Tier-2 funds was in June 2023 – Angel Carbonu
2 hours