how to avoid the problems of the first 3 months of pregrancy.?
406039
There isn't much you can do but ride the waves and wait till it passes.  You are having very normal symptoms of pregnancy.  I also had real bad morning sickness when I was pregnant with my daughter and my doctor told me that as long as I got 1 prenatal vitamin down my throat a day, it really didn't cause concern if I didn't eat anything!  But keep in mind that sometimes those vitamins will cause you to be nauseated on an empty stomach.  So what I did was cut my vitamin into 4 parts....I would take the first little piece in the morning with a few crackers....the second piece with a few crackers and so on... If I threw it up, then I knew at least I tried.  Sometimes you can't help it.  Something that helped me also was sucking on a slice of real lemon for nausea.  Your doctor CAN prescribe you phenergan too for nausea...it is totally safe to take during pregnancy.  But keep in mind that phenergan can also cause drowsiness too.  The tiredness...all you can do for that is get as much rest as possible.  Try to get some help with your little girl so that you can rest.  Good luck!
571212
you can spot untill 3 months along
548941
Get your affairs in order so you will have nothing to worry about when it does happen; then, don't dwell on it.  Enjoy life while you can.  Pray.
511179
i am like that. and i have 3 children now. the first was born 3 years into our marriage.it's not really a big problem.also, after your first pregnancy, the uterus normally goes into the right position.\nsome practical advice:\n\n1. use a pillow when you make love and he's on top (missionary pos.)\n\n2. keep him inside long after ejaculation.\n\n3. delay getting up after you make love.\n\nhelpmeets\nhttp://mwfrc.blogspot.com\n\nwhy not vote in our poll :)\nhttp://mwfrc.blogspot.com/2006/05/people-survey-poll.html
72058
well i was pregnant 3 months ago and my doctor told me because you wash every thing out of you including things the baby needs which so many times of douching can open the sac and you will have your baby early which also it can make your baby mentally retarded so wait till after you have your baby then douch
257612
Think of anything and everything that can go wrong and anything and everything that people might be bothered by and address those issues.  Always have a contingency plan (like if it rains, like if somthing is not in stock...)  Make a list of everything that has to be done...start planning way before the event.
514290
Hi\n\n   I know this may seem harsh but the best thing you need to do is think of yourself and the baby. Being in a stressful situation like that is in no way shape or form good for you or your baby. I hope I helped
1158347
first should be love, understanding and consistency.\nstart early and make adjustments through the years and allow room for improvement and make sure your discipline for the right reason age and issue.
456752
GIVE YOUR SELF AT LEAST 3 TO 4 WEEKS. GOOD LUCK!!
116939
Keep doctor documentation and keep fighting.  The idea is that you'll give up before they do.  So don't.
209749
You can do anything you put your mind to!! Get focused and know that everything that you do now helps your baby's future later. There are so many successful people that had unplanned pregnancies. YOU GO GIRL!
106980
usually after 3 months you will start to show.
72076
I had a miscarriage and then a D&C also at 8 weeks, and I was told to wait at least 1 month, and that 3 would be better.  I accidentally got pregnant again the next month and there were no problems at all.\n\nGood luck!\n\nK.
1054092
Your best bet is not to stress about it, the baby is in control- the worst that will happen is a c-section- which I understand may not be your first choice, but once the baby is here, you won't care how they got here... \nAnd stressing is not good for either of you right now.
1182726
Basically it should be ok, but it depends to an extent on how pregnant. In the first timester (3 months), there is a risk of miscarriage or damage to the foetus from the anaesthetic. This is not a problem and easily avoided if you ensure you tell the anaesthetist (I am an anaesthetist incidentally!). In the last trimester, the risk of premature labour is a possibility, but again unlikely. A gall bladder which is giving problems with recurrent colic or cholecystitis is a greater risk to the foetus's wellbeing than is the operation.
373679
a season is a slightly less than 3 months
299503
if this is the first time it's happened during your pregnancy try to stay off your feet and call your doctor first thing in the morning.  If not call your doctor and make a first available appointment to discuss the problem.