Shrishti Ullal

In my hospital, the doctors and nursing staff were extremely helpful in explaining postpartum contraception and family planning. I highly suggest booking a consultation with a premium clinic or your OB/GYN so they can clearly guide you based on your health.

Swelling usually happens because of extra fluid retention, I had it too in my feet. Since I had PCOS, I was always extra cautious about my body changes. Just try to keep your feet elevated, but please ask your doc to check if it gets too severe.

I know how confusing and scary it is to see blood when you are hoping to be pregnant. Light pink or brown spotting can sometimes be a sign, but any proper bleeding needs a doctor's attention. Please give your gynac a call to check what's going on.

If it was done under a proper doctor's care, it doesn't cause issues. Please don't keep any guilt or fear in your heart. Take care of your health and eat nutritious food.

Sleeping on your side is recommended. Instead of buying those expensive C-shaped pregnancy pillows, just use a couple of regular extra pillows from home under your tummy and between your legs—it works just as well and saves money!