Alyssa Stone - Pregnancy Guide: A Month By Month Pregnancy Guide for First Time Moms, With All the Helpful Tips and Information That

Pregnancy Guide

A month by month pregnancy guide for first time moms, with all the helpful tips and information that you need!

Table Of Contents

I ntroduction

Chapter 1 Pregnancy Basics

Chapter 2 First Month of Pregnancy

Chapter 3 Second Month of Pregnancy

Chapter 4 Third Month of Pregnancy

Chapter 5 Fourth Month of Pregnancy

Chapter 6 Fifth Month of Pregnancy

Chapter 7 Sixth Month of Pregnancy

Chapter 8 Seventh Month of Pregnancy

Chapter 9 Eighth Month of Pregnancy

Chapter 10 Ninth Month of Pregnancy

Conclusion

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Introduction

I want to thank you and congratulate you for downloading the book, Pregnancy Guide.

This book contains helpful information about pregnancy, and what to expect in each trimester.

The pregnancy process has been broken down into month by month phases within this book. Under each month of the pregnancy, the individual weeks are explained.

You will learn what to expect at each week of your pregnancy, and be provided with updates on how your baby is progressing with its growth and development at each stage.

Included in this book are the most common symptoms you will notice during each month. Solutions and remedies for discomforts and negative symptoms that you will experience are also provided.

This book details the steps and strategies required to successfully go through each stage of your pregnancy, and ultimately have a healthy child.

I wish you the best of luck with your pregnancy, and hope this book is able to help you!

Thanks again for downloading this book, I hope you enjoy it!

Chapter 1 Pregnancy Basics

Pregnancy

D o you think you might be pregnant? It is always not accurate to assume, so the only way you can really confirm if you are pregnant or not is to take a pregnancy test. However, there are early pregnancy symptoms that may indicate the possibility.

There are general pregnancy symptoms, yes, but they are different for every woman. No two women will experience similar symptoms. It is also important to take note that the symptoms may manifest before and during your period, and these symptoms are often mistaken for pre-menstrual and menstrual symptoms. There are medical conditions that may also be present; hence, it is imperative that you get a test done.

Possible Spotting and Cramping

A few days after conception , the fertilized egg will attach itself to your uterus wall. When this happens, it can cause spotting, one of the earliest signs of pregnancy. It may come with cramping, but it is not a common occurrence. Doctors call this implantation bleeding. This may be experienced from 6 to 12 days after fertilization.

Cramps might resemble menstrual cramps so most women assume that the bleeding is just the beginning of their period.

Aside from bleeding, a white, milky discharge from the vagina may be noticeable. This is because of the thickening of the vaginal walls, which can happen almost immediately after conception. The cells that are growing on the vaginal lining are causing the discharge. This discharge may continue for the duration of the pregnancy, and it is harmless and does not require any kind of treatment. However, the discharge may emit a foul-smelling odor. You will also feel a burning sensation, as well as itchiness. Should you experience this, make sure you immediately inform your doctor because this might also indicate the presence of bacterial or a yeast infection.

Changes in the Breasts

A nother early symptom of pregnancy is the feeling of soreness of the breasts. They may also become swollen and tingly to the touch from one to two weeks after conception. This is due to the hormonal changes that are beginning to take place. The breasts may also feel tender to the touch. You will begin to notice that they have become fuller and heavier. Often, the areola may also darken.

Extreme Fatigue

F eeling more tired than usual is a common occurrence during the whole period of pregnancy. Your doctor will give you vitamins and supplements in order to help offset the feelings of fatigue.