Sowmya Bangera

Honestly, mostly nothing visible happens. You might just miss your period, feel a bit tired, or have mild breast tenderness, but it's very early stage.

Oh, I used to track my temperature, cervical mucus, and use ovulation strips daily, it was so stressful! The "right time" is when you are both ready, but medically your fertile window (middle of cycle) is the peak time.

My mother-in-law always said nausea is a sign of a very healthy pregnancy, but medically it's just the rapid hormonal shifts. My gynac advised me to avoid oily food and have fresh lemon juice. Definitely consult your doctor if you feel too dehydrated.

Well, for single babies it is usually 3 to 5 scans. For my twins, I felt like I was getting scanned every other week! It gets crowded in there, so they have to keep a close eye.

Look, don't waste money on testing too early. Just wait till you are at least 4-5 days late. Testing before your missed date will only give you confusing faint lines and extra tension.