Symptoms of a month of pregnancy

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Many people have said to me that every woman's happiest moment is not the day of marriage, but the day when she knows she is a mother. When you find that you have a little life in your stomach, he will continue your life in the future. What a happy thing it is! I'd like to talk about my personal feelings about the symptoms of being pregnant for one month.

Symptoms of a month of pregnancy

1. Taste changes some women say their tastes change from early on during pregnancy. Some people say there's a metallic taste in their mouth, while others experience a change in taste, even an increase in saliva. Some people brush their teeth with bleeding gums, which is also related to changes in the mouth.

Dizziness feeling dizzy or dizzy may also be a sign of your pregnancy. This is thought to be related to the increase of blood supply and changes of circulatory system, and may even be related to hypoglycemia in early pregnancy. If you are prone to dizziness, if you feel dizzy, lie down or sit between your legs, eat less of your regular food and wear loose clothes.

3. Mood swings many women experience mood swings during early pregnancy as a result of changes in hormone levels. For many women, many of these symptoms are "normal," but if you're experiencing multiple symptoms, you may need a pregnancy test.

matters needing attention

The first three months of pregnancy is the critical period of fetal neural tube development. Therefore, expectant mothers should try their best to avoid all kinds of adverse factors, such as tobacco and alcohol environment, harmful chemicals, newly decorated houses, airless environment and so on, and improve their immunity from virus infection, not to mention taking drugs without permission. In order to prevent fetal malformations, pregnant women need to supplement folic acid from early pregnancy (preferably from planned pregnancy). Foods rich in folic acid include amaranth, spinach, lettuce, asparagus, beans, yeast, animal liver, apple, orange, etc.