Pregnancy

Back pain is one of the most common complaints during pregnancy, affecting over 50% of pregnant women. While it’s usually not dangerous, it can impact your comfort, sleep, and daily life.

Experiencing lower abdominal pain during pregnancy is common and usually harmless. But it’s important to understand what’s normal, what’s not, and when to seek help.

White vaginal discharge is common during pregnancy, but it's natural to wonder: “Is it normal?” This blog will guide you through what’s safe, what’s not, and when to consult a doctor.

As soon as you discover you're pregnant, one of the first questions you may ask is: "When will my baby arrive?"Knowing your estimated due date helps you plan prenatal care, nutrition, lifestyle, and delivery preparation. That’s where a delivery date calculator becomes essential.

Missing your period or feeling different lately? You're not alone. Many women search for early signs of being pregnant before taking a test. This blog will help you understand the first symptoms, how to confirm them, and when to take action.

The first 72 hours of pregnancy are when conception occurs, and a fertilized egg starts its journey. While most pregnancy tests won’t detect anything yet, subtle early pregnancy symptoms may begin due to hormonal changes.

The first week of pregnancy can be confusing. In fact, medically, pregnancy is counted from the first day of your last period, so you're not technically pregnant yet! However, if fertilization has occurred, some women may notice very early signs of pregnancy.

A miscarriage is the loss of a pregnancy before the 20th week. While it’s a heartbreaking experience, understanding the symptoms of miscarriage can help women seek timely medical attention. Not all spotting or pain means a miscarriage — but it's important to know the signs.

Pregnancy is divided into three trimesters, each lasting about three months. During each stage, your body and baby go through major changes. Understanding the pregnancy trimesters helps in planning proper care and staying informed about your and your baby’s development.

Yes, it is! Many women notice white discharge during pregnancy, especially in the early weeks. It’s usually your body’s way of protecting your baby from infection and keeping the vaginal area clean. But when should you worry? Let’s explore what’s normal and what could be a warning sign.

Pregnancy begins before you even realize it. The first month of pregnancy symptoms can be subtle yet significant. While many women confirm pregnancy in the second month, your body starts changing from the very first week. Here’s everything you need to know about early pregnancy symptoms in the first month.

Missing your period and wondering if you’re pregnant? The most common and accessible method to confirm it is through a pregnancy test, particularly a urine test. In this blog, we explain how to confirm pregnancy, the right time to take a urine test, and how accurate the results are.

Knowing exactly how far along you are in your pregnancy helps you track your baby’s development, plan doctor visits, and prepare for delivery. A pregnancy calculator or pregnancy week calculator offers an easy and accurate way to monitor your progress—right from the day of conception to your delivery date.

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