concept   pregnancy
16 commonsense assertions
Cultures (16) • Western countries (1) • United Kingdom (1) • United States (1) • Japan (1) • South Korea (1) • Europe (1) • South Asian countries (1) • Western medicine culture (1) • Asian countries (1) • Specific anatomical knowledge (1) • modern medical culture (1) • Traditional African medicine culture (1) • Western Medical Practice (1) • medical professionals (1) • medicine in developed countries (1) • traditional Aboriginal cultures (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 pregnancy Western countries Pregnancy in Western countries involves pregnancy tests, announcement after the first trimester, and maternity leave. 13
2 pregnancy United Kingdom Pregnancy in the UK involves celebrations, prenatal care, maternity leave, and attention to diet and wellness. 7
3 pregnancy United States Pregnancy in the United States is celebrated with baby showers, gifts, and support for expectant mothers through maternity leave and prenatal care. 7
4 pregnancy Japan In Japan, pregnancy is a private matter and is approached cautiously with restricted announcements and dietary considerations. 6
5 pregnancy South Korea Pregnancy is considered a private matter in South Korean culture, with expectations for cautious behavior and discreet pregnancy test purchasing. 5
6 pregnancy Europe In European culture, pregnancy is celebrated, confirmed through tests, and accompanied by cravings. 3
7 pregnancy South Asian countries Pregnancy in South Asian countries involves traditional dietary restrictions and open community discussions about miscarriage. 3
8 pregnancy Western medicine culture Pregnant women in Western medicine culture receive regular medical check-ups and follow specific nutritional guidelines. 3
9 pregnancy Asian countries In Asian countries, pregnancy news is typically shared after the first few months, and cravings may be considered taboo due to cultural expectations. 2
10 pregnancy Specific anatomical knowledge Understanding the anatomical changes and physiological processes in the female reproductive system during pregnancy is important in specific cultures. 2
11 pregnancy modern medical culture Regular medical check-ups and modern technologies are essential for a healthy pregnancy in modern medical culture. 2
12 pregnancy Traditional African medicine culture In Traditional African medicine culture, pregnant women receive prenatal care from traditional midwives and herbal remedies. 1
13 pregnancy Western Medical Practice Regular prenatal care and check-ups are recommended for a healthy pregnancy in Western Medical Practice. 1
14 pregnancy medical professionals Prenatal check-ups and monitoring are crucial for maternal and fetal health during pregnancy, according to medical professionals. 1
15 pregnancy medicine in developed countries Pregnant women in developed countries are advised to avoid alcohol, certain foods, and take prenatal vitamins for a healthy pregnancy. 1
16 pregnancy traditional Aboriginal cultures Pregnant women in traditional Aboriginal cultures have specific dietary and lifestyle practices to maintain a connection to the land and ancestors. 1