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Hormones can upset your tummy, but painful dysentery is usually an infection. Don't take any self-medication, just ask your doctor for pregnancy-safe meds.
Most of the time it is just nature's way and completely random, not in our hands. Pray, stay positive, and trust God, just do the regular scans your doctor suggests.
Maintaining hygiene is very important to avoid skin or urinary tract infections. If you have any dizziness or pain that makes standing for a bath difficult, please inform your gynac.
Oh I remember those days, felt like I was running to the loo every 20 minutes! Don't worry, it is just the hormones and it gets a bit better in the second trimester.
No, sperm does not cause miscarriage. The baby is safely sealed inside the uterus and protected by the amniotic sac and cervix.
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