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In the second month you start to feel pregnant. Your jeans are starting to feel a little more sung and in the mornings you spend way more time in the bathroom, and not for the sake of brushing your teeth. Your baby grows from being a blastocyst to an embryo and his heart starts to beat. So, what changes are taking place?
Complications As in any case in life, expect the unexpected. There are
complications may arise and you should be aware of the facts to
best handle any situation.
Some of the complications that can occur include: tilted uterus, Ectopic pregnancy, irregular uterus size, and lactose intolerance. Getting Bigger In the second month your growing abdomen and body are almost only visible to you. This point can be overwhelming for a lot of women. You realize that you are going to get bigger and may be afraid that this change will stay after birth. Dieting is not recommended during pregnancy. Weight gain is normal, natural and essential. The only thing to bear in mind is how you are gaining weight (are you eating chocolates all day?) and if you lead an active lifestyle. Gentle exercise can assure that the weight gain is proper. Related readings: Weight Gain Recommendations In a lot of cases, things that you were accustomed to eat without regard can have affect on your weight gain and your baby's health. Start reading labels on packaged food, ask the waiter what is in the salad and avoid street food. Related Readings: Calories, Carbs and Fat - How Much is Enough True Facts about Foods – What you don't know about everyday products How are you feeling? For most women, the second month is time in which they fully realize the significance of the pregnancy. If in the first month you were overwhelmed or happy, this month is a month of accepting the new situation and looking ahead. Related Articles: The First Month – A Miracle in the Making Third Month – Getting Accustomed
Comments (10)
 3 month
written by priscilla ramirez, March 06, 2008
This is my 5 pregnancy and i am adjusting to being pregnant
11 weeks
written by Christina , April 17, 2008
i am so nervous to tell my mother in law...shes a really cranky person and ive waited too long now i think because it got out too everyone...shes probably the only person who doesnt no yet...i just dont no how to do it...any suggestions??
11 weeks
written by Tania, September 11, 2008
This is my 4 pregnancy,i have been a single mom pretty much since 2001 and I am so scared to have another..I have 3 boys 15,12 and 5 and am so overwelmed that i won't be able to handle anothe but could never not go through with it or give it up so my journey down a long road is about to begin.
I have a bf but things are not going good,so fear of being a single mom of 4 is ver likely. Would love to have some outside female/mother support to get through this.If anyone is up to chatting please let me know. Thanks 2nd pregnancy in a yr
written by Cathy, September 30, 2008
this is my 3rd pregnancy in total, my 2nd one this yr i recently had miscarried my last child at 11 weeks, so it kinda worries me I have a 4 yr old daughter i was a single mother for 4 yrs with her.
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written by renelyn, January 22, 2009
this is my first baby...its hard to adjust myself from all the symptoms...getting hungry from time to time, cant sleep at night..always feeling dizzy, vomiting and getting tired easily, but im happy because i know after 7 months im going to carry this baby in my arms...
5 weeks
written by Amber, April 14, 2009
I just found out my husband and I are expecting our first child. I'm overwhelmed with emotions from being excited and happy to nervous and scared. So far, I've been a little nauseated but nothing too bad. Other than that, I haven't really had any other symptoms.
9 weeks
written by Chantell, June 19, 2009
When I found out that i was pregnant i was so happy I've experienced a hard time to get pregnant and was about to give up but when i saw my baby for the first time it melted my heart i cant wait till i can hold my little angel for the first time i am so excited and so is my mom she couldn't be more excited to become a grandma for the first time i am so far experiencing tiredness and nausea but its all worth it.
3 months
written by flower.e, October 25, 2009
guess what i wanted to conceive and i di
3 months
written by flower.e, October 25, 2009
guess what i really wanted to conceive and i did of which after knowing the good news i started to fall sick in my first month,second month was admitted because i was lacking most of the nutrients since i was not eating,vomiting too much, running stomach and hated everything around me but of late i just feel weak,i can try to eat and hope to God that these symptoms stop this third month.All in all i always look forward to the day that i will be able to hold my precious gift from God.it is my first pregnancy so my bf and i expected it to be really easy and smooth and it being the opposite it is realy been hard.
9 weeks written by cindy, November 04, 2009
This is my first pregnancy and it is rough! My morning sickness is horrible and I'm tired all the time but its all worth it. I'll be 18 on november 7th and it makes it tough that I'm so young and single. Any mothers who went through it that can help me out?
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One of the most common and overwhelming symptoms experienced in the second and third month are fatiguw. You may find yourself craving a nap in the middle of the day. Your body is working in full swing to accommodate a new life. Pregnancy hormones go into full effect, making you feel like you are on
a roller coaster ride.
Common symptoms include: nausea, fatigue, breast changes, 
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