Learn about Week 4 of pregnancy: As the zygote implants, discover early signs and self-care tips for moms-to-be.
Dr Veena H
00:04
Introduction
00:15
What's happening
00:22
Implantation
00:40
Early signs
00:57
Managing symptoms
01:15
Conclusion
Congratulations, Supermom! At Week 4 of pregnancy, the zygote has implanted into your uterus, marking the start of your baby’s journey. The placenta begins forming to provide essential nutrients. Early signs like a missed period, mild cramping, or spotting may appear soon, along with symptoms of rising hormones. Focus on self-care with a balanced diet. Discover what’s happening and how to support a healthy pregnancy in this video. We've got your back!
FAQs
Your baby is about the size of a poppy seed, so small but filled with potential.
Light spotting, especially implantation bleeding, is common. However, if you’re worried, speak with your healthcare provider.
Increased cervical mucus is a normal response to pregnancy hormones and isn’t typically a concern unless accompanied by an unusual odour or colour.
At 4 weeks pregnant, some common symptoms include mild cramping, light spotting, tiredness, sore breasts, and mood swings. Some people may also experience nausea or feel more sensitive to smells. However, symptoms can vary, and it's normal if you don't notice any obvious changes yet.
Light activities, like walking or gentle stretching, are generally safe, but consult your doctor for specific advice.
