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Pregnancy is a beautiful and transformative experience, but it comes with its fair share of challenges and changes. From emotional highs to physical discomforts, each trimester brings new milestones and symptoms. Understanding how to manage common pregnancy discomforts and knowing when to schedule essential prenatal check-ups can help ensure a healthy and happy journey for both mother and baby.
At Meher IVF Center & Hospital, we prioritize comprehensive prenatal care that supports expecting mothers throughout all stages of pregnancy. Whether it’s your first pregnancy or your third, knowing what to expect trimester-wise helps you stay confident and prepared.
🔹Morning sickness
   Manage nausea by eating small, frequent meals and staying hydrated.
🔹Fatigue
   Prioritize rest and iron-rich foods to combat early pregnancy tiredness.
🔹Breast tenderness
   A well-fitted maternity bra can help ease this discomfort.
🔹Initial consultation at Meher IVF Center & Hospital for a full health review.
🔹First ultrasound (6–8 weeks) to confirm pregnancy and check the baby’s heartbeat.
🔹Blood tests to check for anemia, blood type, infections, and hormone levels.
🔹Urine tests to monitor sugar and protein levels.
🔹Back pain
Supportive pillows and gentle exercise can provide relief.
🔹Constipation
Increase fiber intake and drink more water.
🔹Leg cramps
Stretching before bed and magnesium supplements may help
🔹Anomaly scan (18–22 weeks) to assess fetal growth and detect any structural issues.
🔹Fetal heartbeat monitoring
🔹Weight and blood pressure checks
🔹Gestational diabetes screening (usually between 24–28 weeks)
🔹Swelling (Edema)
   Elevate your feet and reduce salt intake.
🔹Shortness of breath
   Practice good posture and take frequent breaks.
🔹Frequent urination
   This is common as the baby grows, but keep up fluid intake to avoid dehydration.
🔹Bi-weekly check-ups (from week 28 to week 36), then weekly visits until delivery.
🔹Ultrasound scans to monitor baby’s position and amniotic fluid levels.
🔹Cervical exams to assess dilation and effacement closer to delivery.
🔹Group B strep test around week 36.
Gentle prenatal yoga and walking help improve circulation and reduce swelling.
Include whole grains, lean proteins, dairy, fruits, and vegetables in your daily meals.
Drink at least 8–10 glasses of water per day to prevent headaches, constipation, and overheating.
Listen to your body—get plenty of rest, especially during the first and third trimesters.
Regular prenatal check-ups are vital to track your baby’s growth and ensure maternal well-being. At Meher IVF Center & Hospital, we use the latest diagnostic technology and provide personalized prenatal plans for every expecting mother. Early detection of any complications can make a significant difference in your pregnancy journey.
Most women have monthly visits during the first 28 weeks, bi-weekly visits until week 36, and weekly visits until delivery.
Yes, fatigue is a common symptom, especially in the first and third trimesters. Make sure to rest, eat well, and discuss any concerns with your doctor.
Most women start feeling baby movements between 18–22 weeks, often referred to as "quickening."
Carry your previous reports, list of questions, medication details, and a record of symptoms you’ve experienced since your last visit.
Yes, with your doctor’s approval. Light exercises like walking, swimming, and prenatal yoga are generally safe.
Book your prenatal consultation today at Meher IVF Center & Hospital—where compassionate care meets modern expertise. Let us support your motherhood journey from the very beginning to the moment you hold your baby in your arms.