Sudha Babu

Keep it simple: track your periods, find your ovulation window, and try on those days. Avoid smoking, drinking, and excessive stress as they affect fertility. If nothing happens in a year, see a doctor.

While fighting nausea, make sure you don't skip your medicines, especially thyroid ones if you have it. If you can't keep anything down, do ask your doctor for safe anti-nausea pills.

You will definitely show earlier because your abdominal muscles are already relaxed from the first time. I used my tracking app to compare symptoms, and my morning sickness was totally different this time. Keep tracking, it helps you stay prepared!

Haan na, body feels thoda warm initially because of hormones, but actual fever isn't a sign. If you have proper high fever, do not ignore it ho na. Better to check with your doctor once to be safe.

Yes, increased discharge is totally normal because of all the hormonal changes. Just make sure it doesn't smell bad or cause itching. If it does, let your doc know because infections are common when your body is already dealing with nausea and fatigue.