Anusha Varma

I remember my stomach feeling so hard and bloated in my first trimester, I thought I already had a baby bump! It's just gas and your uterus stretching to make space. It gets much better in the second trimester, so hang in there!

Actually, there are no home remedies or natural foods that can change or fix chromosomal abnormalities. This is a very serious genetic matter. Please do not try any alternative treatments and speak directly to your gynecologist for guidance.

There are mainly two types: urine tests that you do at home and blood tests done at a lab. If you are busy, the home strip is the quickest way to check first. If that's positive, then book a lab test for 100% confirmation.

Avoid unpasteurized cheese, raw seafood, and unhygienic street food to prevent infections like listeria. Also, completely cut out smoking, alcohol, and excess caffeine—stick to just one small cup of coffee a day.

Simple answer is no. Pregnancy requires semen to enter the vagina. A smooch cannot result in conception.