Chitra Palaniswamy

This is a highly medical query that only your gynac can answer after evaluating your medical history. Please make sure to get all your routine prenatal screenings and scans done on time under your doctor's supervision. Never skip these checks, as safety of the baby is paramount.

It's so exciting to guess and dream about who is inside! But honestly, there is no real way to know at home. Just enjoy this beautiful phase, both a boy or a girl will bring endless joy to your arms.

Medically, the baby is well protected by the amniotic sac, so intimacy is safe. However, there are certain conditions like placenta previa where it's strictly avoided. It is always best to clarify this with your gynac during your routine checkup.

Since I had gestational diabetes, I had to be very careful with my carb intake even postpartum. Keeping a low-sugar, high-protein diet not only kept my sugars in check but also helped me lose the pregnancy weight naturally. Focus on clean eating rather than starving.

Yes, it can absolutely cause pregnancy. Semen consistency can vary from day to day and is completely normal. Just focus on tracking your ovulation if you are trying to conceive.