The Journey Begins: A Guide to Your First Trimester of Pregnancy
Congratulations! You've just embarked on one of the most incredible journeys of your life - pregnancy. The first trimester is a time of immense change, both

Congratulations! You've just embarked on one of the most incredible journeys of your life - pregnancy. The first trimester is a time of immense change, both

Is it safe to drink green tea during pregnancy? Yes, in moderation: keep total caffeine under 200 mg a day, take folic acid and sip tea between meals.

Is it safe to dance during pregnancy? For most healthy pregnancies, yes. Keep it low-impact, skip jumps and spins, and stop if warning signs appear.

Pains during pregnancy, from back pain and leg cramps to headaches and piles, are usually normal. Learn safe relief and which warning signs matter.

Vitamin overdose in pregnancy can cause nausea, diarrhea, and, with too much vitamin A, birth defects. See the daily amounts and safe upper limits.

Low amniotic fluid can stem from leaking membranes, placenta problems, high blood pressure or fetal kidney issues. Learn the signs and treatment.

Mangosteen during pregnancy: the whole fruit is fine in normal amounts and adds fiber, folate and vitamin C, but skip mangosteen supplements.

Foods to eat and avoid in the first month of pregnancy: take folic acid, eat low-mercury fish, and skip alcohol, raw meat and unpasteurized cheese.

Honey during pregnancy is safe in small amounts; botulism risk applies to babies under 1. Learn its real benefits, sugar limits and side effects.