In the first months of your pregnancy, it may not be many people who understand when you're pregnant, because it has not seen real changes in your body. But in fact your body is actively working to adjust physically and emotionally for the process of pregnancy.
Some changes to the pregnant woman's body in the first trimester (0-12 weeks) of pregnancy:
- Breast Enlargement
In the first three months of this, you will see also the area around the nipple and your nipple will be darker colored, and therefore an increase in blood supply to the body then the area around the breast will look shadow venous vessels under the skin of your breasts. Read selengkapanya: Breast Care During Pregnancy.
- Frequent urination
Remember not to reduce fluid intake / drink you to solve this problem because you need more liquid during this pregnancy. And keep your hygiene.
- Constipation
Overcome by drinking lots of water, high-fiber foods (vegetables and fruits) as well as sports.
Read More: Overcoming Constipation Pregnancy.
- MORNING SICKNESS --- NAUSEA VOMITING
Overcome by eating small amounts but often, do not eat in large quantities or portions only make you queasy.
You do not need to worry if your baby is not enough nutrition. At the beginning of this pregnancy most pregnant women only slightly increased weight and does not affect your baby's development.
And do not worry about complaints of nausea, vomiting usually will disappear by the end of the first trimester.
Call your doctor if nausea and vomiting become so severe, so that you can not eat or drink anything and can lead to lack of fluids / dehydration. (Hyperemesis gravidarum).
- FEEL SICK
- HEADACHE
Overcome with the rest, and food to eat little but often can usually help, relax. When severe headaches more so call your doctor immediately. (Headaches in pregnancy can be a sign of pre-eclampsia, which is usually accompanied by an increase in blood pressure and swollen feet, hands)
- Dizziness
If the dizziness persists when you're sitting, this is usually due to decreased blood sugar levels. Eat little but often.
If you often feel like fainting to your doctor check your chances of anemia.
Stomach cramps
At the beginning of this trimester, you may experience abdominal cramps or menstrual cramps like or stabbing pain that arises for a while and did not settle. It is often the case, and probably due to the growth and enlargement of the uterus where the muscles and ligaments stretch to support the uterus.
The thing to remember when accompanied by abdominal cramps and vaginal bleeding occur, contact your doctor immediately, because the sign is associated with miscarriage.
Do not feel embarrassed if you feel your saliva to be a bit excessive, it is common in pregnancy is usually in pregnant women who experience morning sickness. It usually occurs in the first trimester but rare.
Overcome with a toothbrush or mouth or suck candy shake that contains mint.
- EMOTIONAL
Read more: Tips to Overcome Stress During Pregnancy
Overcome: try to find time for yourself, talk to the people closest to your feelings or your doctor.
And fortunately, the body ultimately can gradually adapt to these hormonal changes that make life more beautiful for you.
INCREASING WEIGHT
At the end of this first trimester you will find it hard to install fasteners skirt / trousers you. This does not mean an increase in body weight that much - but because your uterus is growing and needs space and it's all because of the effect of estrogen hormone that causes enlargement of the uterus and the hormone progesterone which causes the body to retain water.
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