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PregnancyFirst TrimesterWeek 10

Week 10 of Pregnancy: Baby's Growth & Pain Tips for Mama

Explore Week 10 of pregnancy: baby’s growth, round ligament pain, and tips for managing common symptoms like nausea. 

Dr Veena H

Key Timeframes

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Introduction

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Baby's growth

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00:29

Baby's movements

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Mama's symptoms

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Round ligament pain

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Conclusion

Welcome to Week 10 of your pregnancy, Supermom! Your baby is growing rapidly, now the size of a cherry with tiny earlobes, fingers, and toes. Their joints are moving, and thumb-sucking may begin! As your body adjusts—round ligament pain, sore breasts, and nausea are common but should ease soon. Constipation, haemorrhoids and visible veins are also signs of your body supporting the pregnancy. Watch this video for expert advice on staying comfortable and managing these symptoms. You’ve got this, Supermom—keep going strong!
 

WEEK- 10 of Pregnancy

Intro:
Welcome to the 10th week of pregnancy! I’m Dr. Heal, and today we’re going to explore all the exciting changes happening with you and your baby in this tenth week as you continue this journey.

Key Information:
Your baby has now doubled in size and now looks like a tiny human, complete with earlobes, fingers, and toes. Their joints are moving, and they might even start thumb-sucking. Your little one’s growth is picking up speed, and they’re now the size of a cherry. Isn’t that amazing?
At 10 weeks, you’re likely feeling tired and fully in the pregnancy zone. Stretching pains in your abdomen, called round ligament pain, might be uncomfortable as your body makes room for your baby. Sore breasts and nausea are common but should ease up soon. And Clear vaginal discharge and visible veins are just signs that your body is hard at work supporting your little one!

Conclusion:
Say goodbye to tight clothes and hello to stretchy leggings, cozy joggers, and flowy dresses to stay comfortable. Our Apollo doctors and community are here to support you every step of the way. You’ve got this supermom!