Divya Mehta

In my family, elders said to avoid it during early pregnancy, but my doctor assured me that it is completely safe and healthy. Chikoo is rich in iron and calcium, which is great for the baby. Just eat it in moderation and enjoy.

I panicked and almost cancelled my flight in the 2nd month because I read online that cabin pressure is bad! My doctor laughed and said it's completely safe for healthy pregnancies. Just ask your gynac first to get that reassurance.

Look, the golden rule is small and frequent meals. Never keep your stomach empty because acid buildup makes the nausea twice as bad. Keep dry rusks or ginger biscuits handy, and if you can't keep even water down, go see your gynac for safe medicine.

Yes, it's just a routine check to track fetal growth and position. It's completely normal.

My pregnancy apps mentioned that intercourse is safe right up to the due date unless you have complications like a short cervix or low-lying placenta. Tracking your symptoms is key, so if the app or your body shows any warning signs, stop and call your gynac.