Pregnancy

Pregnancy

Getting pregnant is one of the biggest dreams of most women after their marriage. Most women in the western world usually will be using birth control measures and will try to plan their pregnancy while in some countries like India, women usually might not be using birth control measures before marriage unless they are living in some of the urban cities of India. It is usually common for women in countries like India to hope for a child in the first one or two years itself after marriage irrespective of the economic implication of the pregnancy. But in developed countries the married couple is likely to give more emphasis on achieving financial stability and planning for the baby before they try to concieve (ttc) or go for ntnp ( not trying not preventing ) .

When a woman is actively ttc ( trying to concieve ) , she will usually try to search for fertility awareness methods ( FAM ). the woman trying to get pregnant actively will search for methods to find out when she is ovulating so that she can determine her most fertile period for getting pregnant. This might be based on methods like measuring the basic body temperature (bbt) and charting the temperatures and looking for the hike in temperature which might be the indication of ovulation. Some women might check the nature of their cervical mucus to find when the cervical mucus is like egg whites (ewcm or egg white cervical mucus ) which is also associated with ovulation. All of this is supposed to help the woman trying to get pregnant set up her fertility calendar or ovulation calendar . They will search for the most accurate and most easy to use ovulation calculator. They do this because they want to find out when they are likely to be ovulating and hence more fertile and thus  maximise their chances of getting pregnant.

The first day is usually taken as the first day of the last menstruation and the last day is the day before the next menstruation starts. The simplest ovulation calculators usually ask for the first day of the last menstrual cycle and the average length of past cycles and give an estimate of the likely date of ovulation based on that information.

After that most of the women trying to get pregnant hope that that they have become pregnant and hope that some of the symptoms that they are feeling are symptoms of pregnancy and are early signs of pregnancy. They usually search for the common symptoms of pregnancy like nausea with or without vomiting,, morning sickness , tender breasts, missed periods, feeling weak, bloated abdomen. They will test if they are pregnant using home pregnancy kits ( hpk ) which test urine for presence of hcg hoping to get a BFP ( big fat positive ).

Once they become pregnant, the pregnant woman will try to think about the different changes that are happening and might happen in their body week by week in the pregnancy. They will try to learn about how the foetus will develop week by week in the pregnancy, and learn about the different changes that might happen to their body from one week to the next in their pregnancy. They will wonder about when the first trimester starts and begins ( first to twelfth week ), whether the thirteenth week is part of the second trimester or not. They will wonder about how many weeks there are in a trimester of a pregnancy.
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( second trimester of pregnancy ) ( second trimester problems / symptoms for pregnant women )



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