Question 1

can you feel your baby move at 4 weeks pregnant?

Accepted Answer

No: No, you can't. At 4 weeks, the embryo is not moving, but also is so small you wouldn't perceive it if it was moving.

Question 2

what activities one shouldn't do if 4 weeks pregnant?

Accepted Answer

Depends: If you are involved in a exercise program currently, you can continue your same level of activity. Consult your doctor before begining any new exercise program. I recommend keeping well hydrated and avoid getting over heated.

Question 3

what should i avoid during 1st trimester of pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

Ask your OB: Do not smoke. Little or no alcohol. No meds unless first checked with dr. Take Folic Acid but avoid pills containing vitamin a. Avoid all herbal meds. Beware of "natural" remedies.

Question 4

what are the symptoms of the 1st trimester of pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

Tiredness : Fatigue and breast soreness and sometimes nausea. Hang in there :).

Question 5

can i take relicalm tablets if im pregnant? 1st trimester

Accepted Answer

Why?: Why do you want to take this medication? For the sake of your and your baby's health you should be under the care of a doctor who could address your concerns. 
Wish you good health and a healthy baby!

Question 6

can pregnancy symptoms suddenly stop i'm about 4 weeks pregnant?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Unfortunately, it might mean that the baby is not longer viable.  At 41, you are at increased risk of chromosome abnormalities, which are the most common reasons for miscarriage and pregnancy loss.  At 8 weeks pregnant, you generally should still be having symptoms.  You should contact your OB and get an ultrasound to make sure that the baby is ok.  Good luck.

Question 7

hi,

i found out i am 4 weeks pregnant. what is my first step now?

Accepted Answer

Set an appointment: If trying to get pregnant, or if newly pregnant and not already taking prenatal multivitamins, she can start them now.  If a woman is in good health with good nutrition, the added vitamins are not noticeable to her body. The vitamins don't help her get pregnant. Folic Acid in the prenatal vitamins decreases the chance of a type of birth defect. Her Ob-Gyn or Family doctor can a clinic appointment.

Question 8

is it normal to not have any pregnancy symptoms at 4 weeks pregnant?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Most women feel pregnancy symptoms by 6 weeks or so when hormone levels are higher. If you are nervous, you can see a doctor and check for rising hormone levels. All will be well.

Question 9

can a woman in the 1st trimester of pregnancy take something for pain?

Accepted Answer

Yes: It is best to try tylenol (acetaminophen) first but remember that there are other things that help with pain like massage, heat rubs etc that can be tried.

Question 10

i'm 4 weeks pregnant but haven't really had any symptoms, is it normal?

Accepted Answer

Yes: 4 weeks pregnant is very early and many women don't experience any symptoms at this point. If you are concern you can always have blood work done  to confirmed pregnancy and check the level of HCG (hormone of pregnancy).

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