The first thing we want to know after finding out that we are pregnant is to know the date our baby will be born, or when we get out of business. This is known as the probable delivery date (PPD), which is calculated from the first day of the last menstruation, or date of the last menstruation (LMP).
During pregnancy it is normal to feel very tired thanks to the enormous physical and hormonal changes that we experience. If we also live it during the transition from winter to spring, it can be even more, since the body (and especially during the gestation period), needs a period of adaptation to the change of daylight hours, to the increase in daylight hours, temperature and the amount of pollen in the environment.
It seems incredible how little we knew a year ago and how much we are learning every day about the coronavirus. We have been able to know that pregnant women who have had Covid-19 transfer antibodies of the disease to their babies through the placenta, but we did not know how long that protection lasts once the baby is born.
The second trimester of pregnancy ranges from the fourth to the sixth month, and corresponds to weeks 14 to 28. The beginning of this trimester usually marks a before and after for many women, who can finally say goodbye to a first few months full of nausea and discomfort, and start enjoying your pregnancy.
Up to 80 percent of pregnant women are believed to experience morning sickness. It is one of the most common discomforts and although they do not put pregnancy at risk (in extreme cases of hyperemesis medical attention is required), they generate great anguish in women. They are more common during the first trimester of pregnancy (up to week 14 or 15), but in some cases they can affect for a longer time or even not stop until the day of delivery.
In my first pregnancy, and during the ultrasound at 20 weeks, the doctor diagnosed me with placenta previa. I suppose that like the vast majority of new mothers, I was unaware of the term: it is an abnormal implantation of the placenta over the internal cervical os, in the lower part of the uterus (when it is normal for it to do so towards one of the walls of the uterus). uterus). At that moment I learned that I had a high probability of needing a cesarean section and that I would have to take things very calmly, since this situation could bring complications for both the baby and myself.
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