Second Trimester Pregnancy Questions

Yes in second trimester sex is safe... But just be careful...
Try position which is comfortable for her...

Many women do not pit on much weight in first 3months, usually this is because of nausea and vomiting. Once this settles down, you can gain weight more easily. How much weight you put on, depends on your wright prior to pregnancy. For a woman of average built, this is usually 10 to 14 kg, and more for lean and thin ones. Eat a balanced diet, focus on proteins; dal, sprouts, paneer, milk, curd, eggs etc. Make sure you take fruits, vegetables and few nuts daily. Eat more frequently, say, every 2 t...more

No pregnancy factor is not important , as if there is only one or two implants doctor can put healing screw directly so that theres no need of second stage surgery..

No need to avoid any fruits or vegetables in the first trimester unless you suffer from a specific illness.

You can do sex during pregnancy if the pregnancy is normal and there are no complications in pregnancy. You can do sex for any number of times.

Hi naveen, gelucil is safe but some will constipation because of its side effects. So preferably take dinner around 7pm. Take lot of water, vegetables soups, juices, prunes.take small frequent foods rather than heavy food. Go for 1 hr walking daily after having food .

Plz don't do any viginal examination by urself. Consult gynecologist for this. She can have a balanced diet.

There can be indigestion, heartburn, impatience, swellings, more frequent urination, leg cramps anmd backache during these months------------
Inorder to keep yourself fir and free from these above problems follow below give steps----------
1. Sweep and broom your room.------------
2. Try to broom if sweeping is not possible with your baby bump. It gives enough relaxation to your back, spinal muscles and bones. Your baby inside would have a ‘in a jhoola’ effect when you broom.--------...more

sometimes implantation bleeding occurs.which could be normal but you should not take chance as most of the miscarriages have similar symptoms. Visit your doctor; she may like to put you on medicinal support to take care of pregnancy.

Continue to take prenatal vitamins.
Stay active unless you're experiencing swelling or pain.
Work out your pelvic floor by doing Kegel exercises.
Eat a diet high in fruits, vegetables, low-fat forms of protein, and fiber.
Drink lots of water.
Eat enough calories (about 300 more calories than normal per day).