Yes, it is okeyed by doctors
Pregnant women can, in fact, eat goat meat. Generally, though, pregnant women should check with their doctors for personal advice before consuming it.
From what I've read, Doctors recommend a minimum of 60g of protein a day for pregnant women.
Yes. Pregnant woman can take ibuprofen. But then paracetamol is preferred by most doctors.
Not to be taken by pregnant women or children. Should be kept away from eyes and mucous membranes.
Several antiemetic, or antivomiting, medications are available for pregnant women.
Yes, but the doctors would probably suggest inducing you at 42 weeks. My mum was pregnant for 44 weeks she just told the doctors if the baby was ready then he would come out.
It can be dangerous to stop your regular medications while pregnant. You need to discuss with both your Ob/Gyn and your other doctors what you should do. In UK some doctors do special clinics for pregnant women, for example diabetics.
The women has been pregnant for a week, although most doctors count from the date since the woman's last period.
Some women have pregnancy symptoms in which they suspect that they are pregnant. Other women have a strong maternal instinct and just "feel" pregnant. But it is hard to really know without having an accurate pregnancy test (either at home or at a doctors office).
If there is no medical indication (such as ruptured membranes or bleeding) to avoid taking bubble bath during a pregnancy, it is safe for mother and baby.
I believe it doesn't. But in The Fall of 2009 a paper was passed out at doctors offices showing for the H1N1 Swine Flu 2009 pregnant women and Children should be the first people to obtain the shot first.