Sudha Setty

In my experience, any bleeding after a positive test should be evaluated by a doctor. It could be implantation, but it's always safer to let your gynac do a quick scan to make sure the baby is safe.

I am in my 20th week and my throat literally burns every night after dinner. Is anyone else also experiencing this scary burning sensation in the second trimester? I try to drink water, but sometimes it makes it worse.

According to research, this discharge prevents infections from traveling up to the womb. My doctor told me that as long as it is thin, milky white, and odorless, there is nothing to worry about. But if it feels like water leaking constantly, go to the hospital immediately.

On forums, women use FC for 'Fingers Crossed'. But if it's on your clinical bills or scans, better ask the hospital desk clearly so you know what tests they are charging for.

Normally, regular weight gain and scans show everything is fine. Just make sure you are getting your routine blood tests and sugar checks done on time, as recommended by your gynac.