On week 6 of your pregnancy, you will experience some changes in your body. Do you know that this week will also be the first week where your baby's heart starts beating?

On week 5 of your pregnancy, you won't look pregnant yet but you may experience some early symptoms such as nauseousness and slight discomfort.

It’s the fourth week of your pregnancy and you realise that you have missed your period. But wait! Why does the pregnancy kit show that you are not pregnant?

Pregnancy brings about a lot of external changes to your body. You might observe brownish pigmentation on your face, stretch marks on your belly, sore breast, and many more…

On week 3 of your pregnancy, you will experience hormonal changes and your normal menstrual cycle stops. Learn more about the early signs of pregnancy.

On week 2 of your pregnancy, you may experience some discomfort such as lower abdominal pain. Watch out, you may get pregnant anytime from now.

The first week of your pregnancy is normally a non-pregnant week. Follow us on our weekly guide to find out what will happen during your pregnancy.

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Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (GDM) is the development of high blood sugar in women during pregnancy who were otherwise not diagnosed with diabetes before conceiving.

Other than the obvious no-no of anything raw (sashimi, rare steaks), most fish and shellfish are safe to eat during pregnancy, as long as they are thoroughly cooked.