Antara Talwar

Actually, spotting can be normal in the starting, but proper bleeding is not common, yaar. Don't take any chances with this. Just call your gynac right away and get a scan done to make sure everything is okay.

Look, the easiest way to know is by keeping up with your regular scans and check-ups. At home, just track if the baby is active and your weight is increasing gradually. No need to buy expensive gadgets, your regular clinic visits are enough.

All blood groups are safe, but if you are Rh-negative, please be extra regular with your checkups to avoid complications.

I had severe piles issues during my pregnancy too, but since I already had a complex PCOS history, I was very careful with medicines. Sucral Ano has active ingredients, so please don't use it without asking your gynac first. They can recommend the safest cream for you.

Normally it’s detected by a home urine kit first, and then confirmed via blood tests by your doctor. Since I had gestational diabetes later, they kept a strict check on all my blood reports from day one. It's best to get everything documented by your doctor early on.