Chitra Gowda

With my PCOS history, I was told it might take a very long time, and we struggled for over a year. It requires a lot of patience, lifestyle changes, and keeping track of irregular cycles. Don't lose hope if it is taking time; every body is different, so just take it one step at a time and consult a specialist if needed.

I think at two months, the baby is just the size of a tiny raspberry. From outside, it must just look like normal bloating. It sounds so magical and sweet to think about.

Same here, heartburn is very normal due to hormones. Drinking a little cold milk or coconut water worked wonders for me.

It basically presents as a normal or slightly heavier period, often with some cramping. Since it's a very early loss, please get a beta hCG blood test done under your doctor's guidance to confirm.

Oh, the constant bathroom trips are real! 🚽 Mild pressure is totally normal as the baby grows. But if you feel any burning sensation or pain while peeing, please contact your gynac immediately as it could be a UTI.