Khushi Gowda

Yes, absolutely! My husband had morning sickness with me, it's very common.

According to cycle tracking data, a missed period is the most reliable sign, but cycle variations of 2-3 days are normal too. I suggest logging your symptoms on an app and testing with first-morning urine if you are 5 days late.

Second trimester is usually when the real hunger kicks in! Your body is working overtime to grow the baby, so embrace it. Eat healthy, keep some fruits and nuts handy, and enjoy this energetic phase.

Oh don't worry dear, this is extremely common in the first trimester. Your hormones are changing like crazy so the body reacts like this. Keep some dry biscuits near your bed and have one before getting up, it really helps to settle the tummy.

During my consultations, the doctor explicitly advised sleeping on the left side, especially as the pregnancy progresses. The hospital staff even showed me how to use pillows to support my belly. Definitely ask your doctor for a demo if you feel uncomfortable.