Sridevi Rajagopalan

Yes, it is generally safe if your pregnancy has no complications. Just make sure you are comfortable and don't hesitate to ask your doctor if you feel unsure.

Please don't worry, it is a very common part of pregnancy. Just try to get as much sleep as possible and take care of yourself.

Avoid unripe papaya completely as it can cause contractions. Ripe papaya is sometimes okay, but better to just avoid it to be safe.

Yes, my husband actually felt very tired and anxious alongside me during my pregnancy. It was sweet but also funny because I was the one recovering from a C-section later! Support from partners can be very emotional.

My mother used to tell me that the first 10 days after periods are safe, but my doctor cleared my doubt. She explained that every woman's ovulation timing is different, so pregnancy can easily happen right after periods. Trust the medical facts more than old calendar rules.