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Week 2 of Pregnancy: Ovulation and Body Changes

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

Key Timeframes

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00:04

Introduction

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00:19

Ovulation

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00:40

Body Changes?

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00:58

What you can do?

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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!

 WEEK- 2 of Pregnancy
 

Intro:
Hello, Supermom-to-be! I’m Dr. <name>, and welcome to Week 2 of your pregnancy journey. Today we’ll talk about what’s happening and how you can support your body during this important stage.
 

Key Information:
This week marks the time of ovulation, where one of your ovaries releases a tiny egg. Your uterus is also getting ready, creating a soft, nutrient-rich tissue lining to support a fertilized egg. While these changes may not feel obvious, your body is working hard behind the scenes.
 

You might also notice subtle changes in your body, like the mucus from your cervix becomes more stretchy and clear, or there might be a minor rise in your body temperature. Additionally, your breasts might feel sore and your pelvis might start aching a little. Staying stress-free, eating a balanced diet rich in folic acid, and drinking plenty of water can help your body during this important phase. Now is the time to stop any unhealthy habits that can harm your baby- say no to Alcohol, smoking, substance use, and too much caffeine.
 

Conclusion:
Keep tracking your cycle, staying relaxed, and nourishing your body. If you have questions or need advice, Apollo doctors and our supportive community are always here for you. You’ve got this supermom!