Dakshina Thiagarajan

Thyroid levels play a big role in baby's brain development, so regular checkups are very important. I had thyroid issues so I was super careful with my tests and medication. Keep consulting your doctor to ensure everything is on track.

Piles during pregnancy are usually caused by the pressure of the growing uterus and constipation. Increase your daily fiber intake, drink plenty of fluids, and don't sit on the toilet for too long. If there is any bleeding or severe pain, let your doctor know immediately.

These headaches are usually due to the sudden surge of hormones and increased blood volume. They often feel like a dull ache around your forehead or temples. Just make sure you are drinking enough water and resting, but don't take any painkillers without your doctor's green light.

Welcome to the 'everything smells like garbage' club! I couldn't stand the smell of tadka at all. Just survive on biscuits and water for now, your baby is currently the size of a seed anyway, they don't need a 3-course meal!

Mostly 3 to 4 scans are done in a normal pregnancy. Don't worry, your doctor will advise you at the right times.