Hey mother-to-be!! Congratulations on this beautiful news and phase of life. Pregnancy, for any woman is the most beautiful journey of life. Right from the moment you conceive until you give birth to your newborn, everything is a memorable moment to be cherished all your life. However, conditions such as swelling, morning sickness and mood swings all can disrupt your happy pregnancy phase. But, in order to enjoy your pregnancy better, you need to know about the 7 must know facts about pregnancy.

Sexual urges

Pregnancy means a complete hormonal roller-coaster ride for the body. With the changing hormonal levels, your body may feel the urge to have sex with your partner. You may get aroused easily. However, it is important that you consult your doctor and know when it is safe to have sex during pregnancy. Indulge in small notorious activities if allowed by your gynecologist.

Fluid discharges

Involuntary fluid discharge is one of the biggest problems faced by women during pregnancy. Some can suffer from runny nose, excessive sweating or also vaginal discharge caused due to the softening of the membrane around the cervix. This is common and not something to be shy about. Consult your gynecologist for proper hygienic care.

Increased show size

During pregnancy, most women suffer from a swollen feet due to which you may not fit into your regular shoes. Try to avoid wearing shoes that are tight. Instead, wear shoes one size bigger than your regular size. This will help you stay comfortable.

Itchy tummy

As your skin starts to stretch near the belly region, it is most likely to itch. Sometimes, you may also have an itchy skin near your arms and feet. However, if it gets uncontrollable, make sure you consult your gynecologist.

Change in Bra size

Choose carefully when you have are selecting a bra for your pregnancy. Prefer wearing comfortable ones and not stylish bras. Avoid the usual underwires as they obstruct blood flow to the breasts and hence the development of milk-duct system in the woman. Try skipping bras every alternate night.

Heavy snoring

Until you got pregnant, it must have been your husband’s snores that kept you awake till late nights. But now, things are going to be different. Some women start snoring during their pregnancy. The hormones soften and swell the nasal membranes which lead to you snoring all night.

No initial weight gain

Most would-be mothers don’t gain immediate weight after pregnancy, while some do. Almost after you have finished 15 weeks of pregnancy, women start gaining weight or show-up the belly.