Understanding what to expect during each week of pregnancy helps you feel prepared and confident. Track normal symptoms and know when to contact your healthcare provider.
While this guide covers common symptoms experienced during pregnancy, remember that every woman's experience is different. Some may have mild symptoms, others more pronounced ones. Always consult with your healthcare provider about any concerns or unusual symptoms.
Early pregnancy symptoms often mimic PMS. Many women don't realize they're pregnant yet.
Morning sickness peaks during this period. HCG levels are rising rapidly.
The end of first trimester approaches. Many women start feeling relief from nausea.
The 'golden period' of pregnancy begins. Most women feel their best during this time.
Quickening (first movements) typically occurs. Your body is visibly changing.
Baby movements become more pronounced. Prepare for regular prenatal checkups.
Third trimester begins. Your growing baby puts pressure on internal organs.
Baby's movements may feel different as space becomes limited in the womb.
Pre-term labor signs become important to monitor. Baby is almost ready.
Full term! Labor could begin any time. Watch for signs of true labor.
These symptoms require immediate medical attention and should never be ignored:
Use our pregnancy tracker to monitor your symptoms, track baby's development, and stay informed about what to expect each week.
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