Question 1

should i be concerned about right sided pain in my low abdomen during early pregnancy. it can make me feel sick but i can work through the discomfort ?

Accepted Answer

Pain in early preg: One sided pain is always of concern in a early pregnancy due a concern of an ectopic pregnancy.  I suggest blood preg test, and pelvic sonogram.

Question 2

how safe is flying during early pregnancy (below 4 weeks)?

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Safe: That should be fine.   If a woman has sickle cell disease, clotting disorders or  certain placental problems she should get advice of her obstetrician if she plans to fly.

Question 3

how long should pain episodes last during early pregnancy?

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Pain?: You shouldn't have a lot of pain in early pregnancy.  If you are experiencing significant pain, you should have it evaluated.  Best wishes!

Question 4

is  bleeding during early pregnancy common?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Bleeding from implantation, sensitive cervix, and from beneath the placenta are common causes.  Of course, some bleeding is a sign of more ominous things like miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy, so a thorough evaluation is indicated, especially for persistent and/or measurable bleeding.

Question 5

is eating yam during early pregnancy is safe?

Accepted Answer

Diet: Most people eating yams actually are eating sweet potatoes.  Yams which are more yellow in color inside, are a source of phytoestrogen like soy beans and soy products are.  If something is part of your diet, it usually is fine as opposed to its you're only dietary item.

Question 6

is some bleeding normal during early pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

Possibly: When the pregnancy implants into the endometrial lining of your uterus you may have light bleeding.  In addition, the cervix is often friable in pregnancy (irritated looking and bleeds easily).  Sex, a pap, and vaginal exam may cause bleeding too.  However, discuss your bleeding with your doctor as not all of it is normal.

Question 7

is mild pressure normal during early pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

Volume expansion: During pregnancy volume expansion fluid retention commonly occurs. But should be monitored closely by your ob. Serious and life threatening condition during pregnancy with high blood presure as part can occur.

Question 8

how safe is ampiclox during the early pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

To the best I can: Figure, Ampiclox is pretty similar to ampicillin.  Generally, Ampicillin is  considered safe in pregnancy.

Question 9

why do you get cold like symptoms during early pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

See MD: Anyone is able to catch a cold, and being pregnant is not any more of a risk than not being pregnant.  If you do have a cold and a fever, please be seen by your OB because fever may cause many issues in a pregnant lady.  Stay well.

Question 10

sweet smelling discharge is normal during early pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

A milky white : Discharge without odor, itching, pain, redness or swelling is normal.

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