Amita Talwar

Look, it's a classic pregnancy symptom called dysgeusia, completely normal. The best way to beat it is by eating citrus fruits like oranges or sipping lemon water. Brushing your teeth and cleaning your tongue twice a day also helps a lot.

Yes, it is very common due to pressure on the pelvic floor. I did gentle kegel exercises to strengthen my pelvic muscles, but make sure to ask your doctor before starting any prenatal yoga or pelvic exercises.

I kept googling if chemical in wax is bad for baby, but actually it's fine. Just make sure the parlor is clean and they use disposable strips to avoid any infection. Don't panic, it's safe.

I know how stressful it feels when your body is changing so fast and nothing seems to fit right, it can really trigger anxiety. Just go for whatever is most comforting to your skin, like loose, light cotton wear, and breathe easy.

Don't rely on home tricks or symptoms alone. Get a pregnancy test card from the chemist and use early morning urine for the most accurate result.