Aren’t you happy to see positive marks on the at-home pregnancy test? Did you confirm it with the blood test that you're expecting?
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All three trimesters are challenging for most women. Many women find the first trimester to be the worst of the pregnancy journey due to the hormonal fluctuations, physical changes, nausea, spotting, etc. The second trimester is generally the best part of pregnancy unless you are suffering from a health condition like gestational hypertension or gestational diabetes. Many women struggle with weight gain, a change in balance, and pressure on the pelvic bone in the third trimester.
It varies from pregnancy to pregnancy. In general, the first trimester can be hard due to vomiting, nausea, dizziness, and other side effects of hormonal fluctuations. The third trimester can be very challenging if weight gain is excessive, as it can affect movement and cause back pain and body aches. The inability to eat well, heartburn, and fatigue can also make the third trimester hard for some women.
The 40 weeks of pregnancy are split into three trimesters. Weeks 1 to 12 are the first trimester, 13 to 28 are the second trimester, and 29 to 40 are the third trimester. Conception and significant organ development (placenta formation) will happen in the first trimester. The baby will grow rapidly and begin to move in the second trimester. In the last trimester, the baby will continue to gain weight, develop fully, and prepare for entry into the world.
The third trimester, which spans from week 29 to birth, is the longest in pregnancy. Some babies may be born after the 38th week, while others may be born only after the 41st week. During the third trimester, the baby undergoes numerous changes – its size and weight increase, body organs and limbs develop fully, and it is finally ready for birth.
