Nita Venkatesh

It is a very common physiological change driven by estrogen and progesterone, starting around the second month. Your doctor can confirm during your regular check-ups that it is totally normal.

A CT scan involves radiation, so doctors usually avoid it during pregnancy unless it is a life-threatening emergency. Make sure you inform the hospital staff if you are pregnant or even suspect it. They will use safer alternatives like ultrasound or MRI instead.

Arre, keep track of your calendar, not the clock! Your fertile window is the real VIP guest here. Track those ovulation days, have some fun, and don't make it feel like science homework!

My pregnancy apps recommended keeping a couple of test kits handy at home. You can easily order them on Apollo Pharmacy app or Amazon for quick delivery. They are very accurate if you follow the app's timing instructions.

Since we already have to be careful with medications, please don't use Mucopene on your own. Ask your doctor about it during your next regular follow-up.