Going through pregnancy is no easy task. Every woman has a whole bunch of questions about pregnancy, tips to follow, dos and don'ts. Here are answers to some of the most commonly asked questions:
1. My pregnancy is in the 4th month. Please guide about food and exercises for normal delivery.
30-45 minutes walk, yoga, exercise under guidance along with healthy balanced diet till the 8th month. You can take some ghee laddoos etc in the last month.
2. When having thyroid in pregnancy, what food is to be taken?
A healthy lifestyle from the very beginning with proper diet and exercise helps to keep thyroid under check. Walk and exercise. Do not take excess salt and sugar. Get your thyroid checked every two months and be regular in taking medicines. After the 36th week start some heat foods like ghee in milk, dry fruits laddoos, papaya, kesar etc and continue this even after delivery. Your daily calories should be 2500 per day. Go for timely sonography tests.
3. Tips for normal delivery
Be mentally strong, physically fit. Visit the hospital where you will deliver. Visualise a normal delivery. There is also epidural anaesthesia for painless normal delivery.
4. What can I do for relief from backache?
It is important to maintain correct posture and take sufficient calcium.
5. What can I do for cough?
Get yourself checked. Once examined and diagnosed why and what type of cough, your doctor will give you safe medicines.
(Also read: The Ultimate Check List Before Pregnancy: 5 Points To Remember)
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Get yourself checked if you find yourself coughing often
6. What can I do for relief from pain in lower limb?
Water retention due to less water intake causes this. Increasing water intake will ease your pain.
7. After how many weeks do I know if I am pregnant?
In 5th/6th week after missing your periods you can know by tests. On the 6th week, the baby's heartbeat can be found in sonography.
8. What are some tips for normal delivery?
Exercises like Kegel exercise, duck walking, butterfly etc will strengthen you for a normal delivery. Join a LAMAZE class for childbirth education.
9. At 28th week baby weight is 1kg. Is it normal?
It's a healthy weight. Till delivery baby can grow up to 3 kg.
10. I wish to have sex. Is it possible in pregnancy?
First and last trimester you should not. In second trimester with your gynaecologist's permission and if placenta position is proper then you can.
11. At 8th month water and baby weight are less. What should I do?
Water should be 10 and baby weight should be 1.3. If less than this then you must take high protein diet. By 36th /37th week it should become normal. Then only you can have a normal delivery.
(Also read: Getting Your Baby To Finish Food: 10 Tips To Handle Meal Times)
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Water should be 10 and baby weight should be 1.3
12. What can I do for diarrhoea?
Start probiotics. Visit your gynaecologist.
13. What can I do to prevent vomiting?
Take dry snacks instead of heavy meals. There are injections for excess vomiting. Consult with your doctor.
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