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Realistically, most noticeable signs like morning sickness start around week 6. Don't waste your energy googling early signs at 2 weeks, because it's mostly mind games. Just wait for the missed period and do a quick kit test.

I totally understand how hard it is to resist those Chinese food cravings during this beautiful journey, dear. But for the sake of your sweet little baby, it's best to avoid ajinomoto as much as possible right now. Try making some simple, healthy stir-fry at home without it, take care of yourself!

I can only share my own experience, but I used to forget where I parked my scooty almost every single day when I was pregnant. I don't know the scientific reason behind it, but for me, pregnancy brain was a daily struggle!

Typically, small frequent meals and ginger or lemon tea can provide great relief from mild morning sickness. However, if you are unable to keep any liquids down or vomiting heavily, it could lead to dehydration. In such cases, consulting your gynac for safe anti-nausea medication is the best approach.

I also struggled a lot with severe acidity during my months. I didn't want to take any medicines so I just relied on cold milk and chewing fennel seeds (saunf) after food. It worked for me, but everyone's body is different.