From the primary indications of pregnancy until the time you conceive a baby, your body

experiences some significant changes. Pregnancy endures around 40 weeks, checking from the
first day of your last normal period. The weeks are assembled into three trimesters. Discover
what’s going on with you and your child in these three phases.

First Trimester (Week 1 – Week 12)

 During the first trimester, your body experiences numerous changes. Hormonal changes
influence pretty much every organ system in your body. These progressions can trigger side
effects even in the absolute first long stretches of pregnancy. Your period stopping is an
unmistakable sign that you are pregnant. Different changes may include:

• Extreme tiredness
• Tender, swollen breasts. Your areolas may stand out.
• Upset stomach with or without hurling (morning disorder)
• Cravings for specific food
• Mood swings
• Constipation
• Need to pass urine all the more frequently
• Headache
• Heartburn
• Weight loss or gain

As your body transforms, you may need to make changes to your day by day standard, for
example, hitting the bed earlier or eating successive, little dinners. Luckily, a large part of these
inconveniences will leave as your pregnancy advances. Also, a few women probably won’t feel
 any inconvenience whatsoever! In the event that you have been pregnant previously, you may
feel diverse this time around. Similarly, as every woman is unique and also each pregnancy is
different.

Second Trimester (Week 13–Week 28)

Most ladies think the second trimester of pregnancy simpler than the first. However, it is
similarly as essential to remain educated about your pregnancy during these months.
You may see that symptoms like nausea and weakness are leaving. Be that as it may, other new,
increasingly perceptible changes to your body are currently occurring. Your stomach area will
extend as the child keeps on growing. What’s more, before this trimester is finished, you will
feel your child starting to move!
As your body changes to prepare for your developing infant, you may have:

• Body hurts, for example, back, belly, crotch, or thigh torment

• Stretch marks on your stomach area, breasts, thighs, or buttocks
• Darkening of the skin around your areolas
• A line on the skin running from tummy catch to pubic hairline
• Patches of darker skin, more often than not over the cheeks, forehead, nose, or upper lip. Fixes
frequently coordinate on the two sides of the face. This is also called the mask of pregnancy.
• Numb or shivering hands called carpal tunnel syndrome
• Itching on the abdomen, palms, and bottoms of the feet. (Call your primary care physician if you
have a sickness, loss of appetite, vomiting, jaundice or weakness joined with itching. These can
be indications of a serious liver issue.)
• Swelling of the lower legs, fingers, and face. (If you find any unexpected or extraordinary
swelling or if you put on a great amount of weight rapidly, call your doctor right away. This
could be an indication of preeclampsia.)

• Third Trimester (Week 29 – Week 40)

You’re in the final lap! A part of similar distresses you had in your subsequent trimester will
proceed. Besides, numerous women discover breathing troublesome and see they need to go to
the washroom much more frequently. This is on the grounds that the child is getting greater and
it is putting more weight on your organs. Try not to stress, your infant is fine and these issues
will reduce once you conceive a baby.
Some new body transforms you may see in the third trimester include:

• Shortness of breath
• Heartburn
• Swelling of the lower legs, fingers, and face. (If you see any unexpected or outrageous swelling
or If you put on a great deal of weight actually rapidly, this could be an indication of
preeclampsia, you have to visit the doctor now)
• Haemorrhoids
• Tender breasts, which may release a watery pre-milk called colostrum
• Your belly button may stand out
• Trouble sleeping
• The child “dropping”, or moving lower in your abdomen
• Contractions, which can be an indication of genuine or false labour.
As you close to your due date, your cervix ends up more slender and gentler (called effacing).
This is an ordinary, common procedure that enables the birth canal (vagina) to open during the
birthing procedure. Your doctor will check your advancement with a vaginal test as you close to
your due date. Get energized — it’s almost time for the little one to come on earth!

How Janisthaa can help you have an amazing

parenthoodexperience!
Any issues during these three trimesters, you need to get the expert advice and care from the
Doctor. Dr Shwetha.Y.Baratikkae deals with pregnancy cases with high-quality in-house
treatments and also suggests you the best treatment and precaution for your individual pregnancy
concerns. Get the right support and care from the staff at Janisthaa to make your pregnancy easy
and safe. Step into your parenthood through the expert guidance of Dr.Shwetha, who is always
there for you in your parenthood journey!