We are trying this month but im down with bad cold and cough right now. Thoda confused if we should wait till im better or it doesnt matter. Has anyone conceived while unwell? pls share ur experience.
It's always good to be in good health before starting such a beautiful journey. Take care of yourself first, let your body heal properly. Sab upar wale ki marzi hai, but we should do our best for our health. Stay positive and focus on recovery.
Having been through pregnancy and now breastfeeding, I can say your body goes through so much. It's really important to be at your strongest and healthiest before you conceive. Give your body that chance to heal and prepare completely.
Our elders always say, good health is important for everything. If you are sick, better to recover completely. You can discuss with your gynac also, they will give the best advice according to your health condition and help you plan.
Oh, I totally understand that eagerness to conceive, but your health is paramount right now. It's really best to let your body recover completely before trying to conceive. A strong, healthy start is so important for both you and the baby.
Beta, when you are not well, your body is weak na. It is better to get completely fine first. Take some rest, eat good food, then try for baby. God bless you and give you strength.
I felt so tired even when I was perfectly healthy trying to conceive! If you're sick, your body is already under stress and trying to fight off infection. I would strongly suggest waiting until you feel 100% well. It's for your own good, honestly.
Hey girl, I know you're eager, but honestly, it's best to wait till you're fully recovered. Your body will be stronger for the pregnancy if you're well from the start. Don't stress too much, just focus on getting well first and then try!
After my C-section, my body needed so much time to heal properly. I think it's important to let your body recover fully from any sickness before you try to conceive. It just gives you a better chance for a smoother pregnancy and recovery.
