Im just curious matlab everyone keeps saying its all hormones when i cry or feel weird. Which ones actually change during pregnancy? Thoda want to understand whats happening to my body.
Hormones? Oh, those things that make you want to eat pickled mangoes at 3 AM and then cry over a commercial? 😂 Jokes aside, HCG, progesterone, and estrogen are the big ones. They are basically running the whole show, making sure your baby grows perfectly and maybe, just maybe, causing some of those wild cravings we all have! Enjoy your pregnancy journey!
Haan, mainly teen-chaar hormones hain jo kaam karte hain. HCG, jo initially bahut high hota hai. Phir progesterone aur estrogen, yeh dono toh poori pregnancy mein high rehte hain to support the baby and prepare your body. Aur oxytocin later in pregnancy for labor. Your body is a wonder, making all these changes for the little one!
Oh, the hormones! During my IVF journey, I became very familiar with HCG and progesterone. These are so crucial, especially in the early stages, to establish and maintain the pregnancy. Then estrogen also plays a huge role. It's truly incredible what our bodies do to nurture a new life. Wishing you all the best on your journey.
Basically, the main ones are HCG (that's what pregnancy tests detect), Progesterone (which helps maintain the pregnancy), and Estrogen. These three are the big players. They all work together to support the baby's growth and prepare your body for delivery. Don't worry too much about the technical names, just know your body is doing amazing things!
Having PCOS, my hormones were always a bit complicated. In pregnancy, the main ones are HCG, progesterone, and estrogen. These help with everything from implantation to developing the baby. It's quite a complex system, and they all have specific roles. If you have any concerns about your hormone levels, it's always best to discuss it with your doctor.
Mere time pe toh I just knew HCG was the one that made me feel so nauseous! 😂 But seriously, HCG, progesterone, and estrogen are the main ones doing all the heavy lifting. My gynac used to tell me about them, how they grow the baby and prepare the uterus. It's amazing to think about now that my baby is here!
