This depends on where you are feeling bloated. If you feel "constipated" bloated, your doctor will know what you should take. Some pharmacists will help you decide which laxatives are safe during pregnancy. You could call your doctor and ask if it is okay to take a tablespoon of milk of magnesia with a large glass of water. Sometimes the prenatal vitamins can be constipating. If this is the case, you still have to take the vitamins but you need to add foods that will help counter the constipating effects.
It is always a good idea to drink plenty of juices and water while you are pregnant and by your fourth month of pregnancy start drinking lots of protein drinks...homemade are the best kind because this way you can add fresh ingredients like fruits to soy and whey protein powders.
If you generally feel like a puff ball...you may be retaining too much sodium, so cutting back on salt/sodium will help...this willl also help keep blood pressure lower.
The best recipe for success is to exercise daily...long walks or several short walks depending on what you can tolerate.
If your feet are swollen or you have any unusual swellings...you need to call your doctor right away. Good luck.
It was my experience (three times) that it was continuous. At least the sore breasts. I don't really recall a bloated feeling per se. But pregnancy symptoms are different for each pregnancy for each woman. If you think you may be pregnant, you should take a test. They can be bought at a dollar store, so you don't have to spend a lot of money.
She starts feeling it.
She starts feeling it.
She starts feeling it.
During a woman's period, her body (specifically stomach) get bloated, plus cramps start in the stomach. With the uncomfortable feeling of the cramps and constant awareness of blood coming out of your crotch every couple of minutes and the bloated stomach, it's hard to feel pretty.
She starts feeling it.
2nd trimester- almost into 3rd
You will normally feel very exhausted , feeling tight in your lower abdomen and notice the tightness when bending down, Youl will look bloated probably by 5 weeks. Your breasts will feel tender at times painful.
Bloated feeling is common and occurs even during menopause. Bloating occurs due to water retention, accumulation of gas or a combination of both. Bloating during menopause may be caused by fluctuating hormones, particularly estrogen, according to 34-menopause-symptoms.com. Prior to peri-menopause and menopause, when a woman is about to have her menstrual period, the rising estrogen levels cause females to retain more water, which leads to bloating. Bloating as a symptom can occur due to excessive swallowing of air, stress, diet, constipation, hormonal fluctuations, etc.
during pregnancy-no during labor yes
No, there is no ovulation or menstruation during pregnancy.
i dont no,,,but im feeling so hungry.............before i missed period,,,,,,,,,i dont no,,that im concieved