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Mainly your hCG, estrogen, and progesterone are playing a wild game of musical chairs inside you, haha! Don't stress too much about the science, it's just your body's way of setting up a cozy room for the baby.
I was diagnosed with hypothyroid in my first month itself. My biggest advice is to never miss your morning tablet and do monthly blood tests to adjust the dose. Regular doctor follow-up is absolutely key to keeping everything safe.
I panicked when my friend told me ginger is 'hot' and causes issues. But my doctor said a small slice of ginger in tea is perfectly fine and safe.
It certainly was one of my earliest symptoms before my missed period! It's just the body's natural way of protecting the womb. Stay positive and do a test in a few days.
Since I had strong core muscles from yoga, I didn't start showing until late in my second trimester. My doctor allowed moderate daily walking which kept me fit, so don't worry, a late bump is normal.
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