Rajalakshmi Sisodiya

Agreed, 120/80 is the normal range. Just keep tracking it at home every week to be safe.

Personally, I preferred using digital tests because I was tired of guessing faint lines on cheap strips. They detect the pregnancy hormone through a small sensor inside. It showed a clear digital reading for me and made things so much simpler.

Modern pregnancy trackers say it is completely safe unless you have complications like placenta previa. Just read up on safe positions for different trimesters on your app, it helps a lot.

I just felt slightly dizzy and very tired before my missed period. Dont rush to buy expensive fancy tests or book doctor visits just yet. Wait for a week after your missed period, do a basic home test, and then plan your budget for the first hospital consultation.

With two babies growing inside, my swelling was already next level, so salt control was a real struggle! I stuck to basic iodized salt because who has the energy to research ten types of salt? Just keep the salt shaker away and don't make yourself a balloon, that's the best advice!