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is it normal to feel sharp pain on lower right abdomen at 15 weeks?

I experienced sharp pain on the lower right abdomen at 15 weeks onwards too. The pain lasted 5-10 min and went off, was worried at first. The following week was my gynae visit, gynae said that it is normal as the foetus is growing and managed to hear the baby heartbeat. If want assurance, suggest to consult gynae.

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Milk supplies

Hi breastfeeding moms! I was wondering if I can increase my milk supply when pregnant? I’m currently in my third trimester and is it possible how can I increase it? #firstTime_momhere #milksupply #thirdtrimester #pregnant #adviceappreciated

1 month before your EDD, you can start taking moringa capsules, at least 500mg per day. It's known to increase milk supply.

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weak pregnancy

I constantly feel nauseous all day. I can't stand the smell of any food. I also frequently have cramps and have had spotting a few times. Ever since I got pregnant, I feel like the weakest woman in the world. Are these signs of a weak pregnancy?

Feeling constantly nauseous, having an aversion to food smells, experiencing cramps, spotting, and feeling weak during pregnancy can be common symptoms for some women. These symptoms can be attributed to hormonal changes, increased blood flow to the uterus, and the body adjusting to the pregnancy. However, it is important to consult with your healthcare provider to ensure that everything is progressing as expected. They can provide guidance, monitor your symptoms, and address any concerns you may have. It's always best to seek professional medical advice to ensure the health and well-being of both you and your baby during pregnancy. If you are feeling very weak or experiencing severe symptoms, do not hesitate to reach out to your doctor for a thorough evaluation. Take care of yourself and prioritize your health and well-being during this special time. https://invl.io/cll6she

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Postnatal rage

Hi mothers.. Is it normal that after giving birth (my baby currently is 2months old), you’ll easily get rage at certain people when it comes to handling your newborn? It seems like some people don’t respect your decision/gut feelings as a first time mothers. I realised there’s a tension issue going on with my own mother since I gave birth. Firstly, she announced my child’s birth without my permission to almost everyone including her friends when it’s not necessary. Secondly, whenever I asked for a tiny favour eg. Change the baby’s diaper, she’ll complain and as tho “lecturing” to my baby why she kept peeing or pooping. I was triggered that she said that to my baby as isn’t good that if your baby keeps pooping or peeing, means she’s healthy? Lastly, I was informed by the nurse whenever we went for my child’s checkup to have enough rest as a mother and try to get someone to look after the baby for while. So sometimes, when I told my mother if she can look after the baby eg. She’ll complained and said that she was about to rest and sighed. Mind you, she’s not a working mother.. I thought while I’m on maternity leave, I can observe if my mother can really look after my child(she was the one who volunteered to look after my baby). But now, she’s making me having doubts if she is capable to look at my baby. Does anyone experience like this too? Help:( #firstTime_momhere #postpartrumdepression #postpartumanxiety

hello mummy! it's completely normal !! I was super annoyed with my own mom when baby was around few months old. small thing such as how the diaper was changed / how baby was wiped triggered me... and I had a few arguments with my mom as she voiced out to me that she felt stressed helping me to take care. just fyi my mom is only in her early 50s and when sometimes she said she is tired - I cannot help to think that my in laws who in their 60s never complain at all and they always visit baby after their work and help out.. so I would wonder why my mom complain etc when we paying her to take care and she no need do anything else (e.g. her meals are covered, we got helper to buy for her) , just purely take care of baby (also she quit her job - agreeable on her end).. so many frictions between me and my mom that made me sign up for infant care slot for my baby. but now I think when they say tired, it's just them saying -i just one ear in and another ear out. this is like I complain daily tired to go work but I will still turn up. lol.. . fast forward to my baby now who is around 8mo, i think my mom actually took great care of her..now that infant care slot is available- we dun want to even send her there... thinking to just let my mom take care. it took me very long to actually let go n trust my mom to take care ... I think it took me around 5 months plus lololol ...I started to be grateful and focus on all the positive things that she do for us and baby. my mom too, announced things or tend to complain to friends about me - which I found out, but I think it's their way to share joy or vent...of cos would be nice if they check in with us first but again, maybe it didn't cross their mind that it will offend us and they just speak without thinking much. my mom would also complain to my sister and brother which made me super upset and may break our siblings relationship, I used to be so pissed but then few months later I think at end of day she just want someone to listen to her point of view . really take quite a while for me to let goo...I agree it's really our expectations...I do agree that I want my mom to do it my way. but that makes her stress and I try to put myself in her shoes, I don't want people to mirco manage me also lah hahahah.. I will also feel stress. but yeah sometimes I just couldn't help it but rage at the way she do things. dk is it hormones haywire or what ... i would say now I super appreciate my mom cos it's not easy to take care of baby and she is my mom after all who also had a hard time giving birth to me ...

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