In Week 2 of pregnancy, ovulation takes place, and your body undergoes changes. Learn what to expect and how to support yourself during this phase.
Dr Veena H
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Introduction
00:19
Ovulation
00:40
Body Changes?
00:58
What you can do?
1:23
Conclusion
Welcome to Week 2 of your pregnancy journey! In this video, Dr. Heal walks you through the changes happening in your body during this important phase.
Ovulation occurs in Week 2, and while fertilisation hasn’t happened yet, your body is already preparing to support a potential pregnancy.
Learn about early signs and helpful tips to support your body during this time. With Apollo’s experts guiding you, you’re not alone on this journey. We’ve got your back!
FAQs
In Week 2, your body prepares for ovulation and gets ready to support a pregnancy if fertilisation occurs. Hormones adjust to create an ideal environment for conception, supporting your reproductive health.
Hormonal changes before ovulation can affect your mood, leading to irritability, sadness, or excitement. Mood swings are common and normal during this time.
An increase in cervical mucus is normal in Week 2, signalling that your body is preparing for ovulation. The mucus becomes clearer and stretchier, aiding sperm movement.
Tracking symptoms like cervical mucus changes and mood helps you understand your cycle. Logging these changes using an app or journal can reveal patterns and assist with planning for conception.
Yes, it’s safe to exercise in Week 2, especially if you’re already active. Regular activity is healthy and reduces stress. If you’re trying to conceive, listen to your body and consult your doctor if unsure about certain exercises."
