Pregnancy
Pregnancy is one of the most important moments in a woman’s life. In this period there are many changes in the body and may change to her mood. These changes occur as a result of the body’s secretion of estrogen and progesterone hormones that prepare the body to receive the fetus and help it grow. Over the course of nine months, in this article we will show you the symptoms of pregnancy in the first month, and the fetus, and the risks that may be pregnant, and some tips.
Pregnancy in the first month
Pregnancy symptoms in the first month
- Nausea in general and especially in the morning.
- The increase of the breasts and the pain in them from the first moment of pregnancy, because of the occurrence of severe hormonal disorders, and increased production of hormones Progesterone and estrogen, which are secreted in order to stabilize pregnancy and prepare the body to receive the fetus.
- Feeling tired, tired, wanting to sleep, unable to do anything.
Fetal growth during pregnancy in the first month
During this period, sperm fertilization occurs in the sperm, as well as in the uterus, and the sperm begins to enter the third week of the first month. The egg begins to divide into multiple cells, and some of these cells In the lining of the uterus until the placenta is formed, and another part is made up of the fetus, and at the end of the first month of pregnancy the size of the fetus is like the head of the pin.
Risk of first month of pregnancy
- Exposure to chemicals: Exposure to chemicals affects the health of the pregnant woman as well as the persistence of pregnancy, so exposure to hair dyes, wrinkles, smoking, etc. can lead to miscarriage, or may lead to fetal abnormalities, resulting in fetal abnormalities.
- Bleeding: Bleeding is one of the risks facing a pregnant woman in the first month. If the amount of blood is large and lasts for several days with abdominal pain, the doctor should be called because this means early abortion or ectopic pregnancy. Because it is due to implantation of the fertilized egg in the wall of the uterus, and the occurrence of division.
- High temperature: Is caused by the pregnancy process itself, or by urinary tract infection that poses a risk to the pregnant woman in the first month and may cause miscarriage, so consult your doctor when the temperature rises.
Tips for pregnant women in the first month
- Exercise as appropriate as walking, as it reduces the feeling of stress and general weakness.
- Avoid smoking, and be careful to reduce the amount of caffeine.
- Focus on foods rich in nutrients such as proteins, calcium, and vitamins.