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Eat today

2 eggs, fully cooked1 seasonal fruit Curd or buttermilkDal or sambar A leafy greenNuts — almonds + walnuts Milk / ragi malt

Protein target ~55 g/day now, rising to ~75–90 g by the third trimester. Fish 1–2×/week (rohu, katla, pomfret — never surmai or shark).

Call the doctor same day if

  • Bleeding or fluid leaking
  • Severe or one-sided abdominal pain
  • Fever, chills, or burning urination
  • Severe headache with blurred vision
  • Can't keep any fluids down
  • Pain, swelling or warmth in one calf

Weekly summary for the doctor

The last 7 days — meals, water, movement and evening notes — on one clean A4 page to carry to an antenatal visit.

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Breathe gently — never force or strain. Stop if you feel dizzy, breathless or lightheaded. Long breath-holds are best avoided in pregnancy, so these presets keep holds short or skip them.

Desk exercises

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Move every 30–60 minutes

Sitting still for hours makes ankles swell and raises clot risk — which pregnancy already increases. A two-minute walk each hour does most of the work.

Set up the desk

  • Top of the screen at eye level, an arm's length away
  • Cushion or rolled towel behind the lower back
  • Feet flat, or on a footrest — hips a touch above knees
  • Wrists straight and floating, not resting on a hard edge
  • 20-20-20 for the eyes: every 20 min, look 20 feet away for 20 seconds
  • Keep the water bottle on the desk, not in the kitchen

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The 40-week journey

Sizes are averages, for fun — every baby grows at its own pace. ◆ marks scans and tests from the Indian schedule; the full details stay on the Learn tab.

Sources

    Evidence labels: strong evidence = well-established biology · expert consensus = professional guidance on timing and practice · traditional practice = customary and comfort-first. General guidance — your obstetrician's advice always comes first.

    Scans & tests — Indian schedule

    WHO recommends at least 8 antenatal contacts (≤12, 20, 26, 30, 34, 36, 38, 40 weeks). Private practice in India usually means monthly visits to 28 weeks, fortnightly to 36, then weekly.

    Why GDM screening matters here

    Indian women have a markedly higher risk of gestational diabetes than most other groups, so India screens at the first visit as well as at 24–28 weeks. The DIPSI test is a non-fasting 75 g glucose drink; 2-hour value of 140 mg/dL or above means GDM. Keep low-GI foods — millets, jamun, whole fruit rather than juice — as the everyday default.

    Sources

      Evidence labels: strong evidence = well-established biology · expert consensus = professional guidance on timing and practice · traditional practice = customary and comfort-first.

      Quick answers

      QuestionAnswer
      Extra calories neededNone in the first trimester; about +300–350 kcal/day from the second
      Caffeine limitUnder 200 mg/day — roughly one filter coffee. No energy drinks
      Iron absorptionTake with vitamin C (lemon, amla). Skip tea and coffee with meals
      Calcium supplementUsually started from about 14 weeks, on the doctor's advice
      Weight checksAt antenatal visits — weekly at most. Daily weighing is not useful
      Kick countingStarts around 28 weeks, not before. Count-to-ten method
      Fish1–2×/week: rohu, katla, pomfret, sardines. Never shark or surmai
      Sleeping positionLeft side from the third trimester — better blood flow

      Feeling low or anxious?

      Mood swings are ordinary in pregnancy. But if low mood, worry or loss of interest lasts most days for more than two weeks, it's worth telling the obstetrician — it's common, and it's treatable.

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