Mohana Sawant

From what I experienced, it drops initially and then comes back to your normal baseline near the end. Just make sure you get enough rest and don't stand up too fast.

It is usually safe unless you have specific complications. Since I had thyroid issues and had to visit the hospital for regular follow-ups anyway, I made sure to ask my doc directly about this during one of our routine check-ups. Just bring it up in your next appointment, they are very used to these questions!

If your pregnancy is uncomplicated, it's perfectly safe to have intercourse. But doing it everyday might cause a bit of physical tiredness or mild irritation. Just listen to your body and go slow.

Please be very careful if you are bleeding. Sometimes we confuse other issues with implantation bleeding. If the bleeding gets heavy or you have pain, please consult your doctor immediately instead of just testing at home.

Since I had PCOS, my doctor checked my sugar levels early in the first trimester itself and then again around 26 weeks. Don't rely on self-diagnosis or wait for symptoms like extreme thirst. Just get the standard glucose test done by your doctor to be safe.