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I don't know much about this yet as we are still trying to conceive our first child... but I hope your doctor guides you well. Sending you lots of gentle wishes and prayers for a safe pregnancy.
Please do not take diclofenac or any painkiller during pregnancy without asking your doctor first. Many common medicines are not safe for the baby. If you are having severe pain, it is best to call your gynac right away.
I completely understand why you are asking this, it is so easy to feel anxious when you don't "look" pregnant yet. In the early weeks, your stomach might just feel heavy or bloated rather than looking big. Your feelings are totally valid, hang in there.
Dry dates are packed with nutrients, but if you have gestational diabetes, be very careful as they can spike your blood sugar. Keep a check on your portions and consult your doctor about your diet chart.
No, it definitely doesn't happen to everyone. I had no bleeding at all with my pregnancy. Keep your diet healthy and balanced, and try not to worry about missing this symptom.
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