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PregnancyFirst TrimesterWeek 7

Week 7 of Pregnancy: Tiny Brain Grows, Mom’s Body Changes!

In Week 7, your baby’s brain grows rapidly, and your body adapts to symptoms like nausea, cravings, and mood swings.

Dr Veena H

Key Timeframes

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Introduction

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Baby's growth

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Mommy's symptoms

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Managing symptoms

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Conclusion

Welcome to Week 7 of your pregnancy! Your baby’s brain is developing at an incredible pace! Tiny arm and leg joints, along with facial features  are becoming more defined. As your baby grows, you may notice body changes like nausea and food cravings. Hormonal shifts can also cause mood swings or acne. Learn tips to ease discomfort and care for yourself during this exciting phase. Watch now for guidance and support—stay strong, supermom!

FAQs

How can I manage morning sickness?

Try eating small, frequent meals, avoiding triggers like strong smells, and staying hydrated. Ginger tea or crackers may help settle your stomach.

When will I start showing?

Every woman is different, but most start to show between 12-16 weeks. If you're very thin or this is your second pregnancy, you may show earlier.

Is it normal to feel more emotional during pregnancy?

Yes, hormonal changes can make you feel more emotional or prone to mood swings. Talk to your partner or a trusted friend about how you're feeling.

Can I travel during week 7 of pregnancy?

Generally, yes. However, if you have any complications or are experiencing severe morning sickness, talk to your doctor before making travel plans.

What can I do about fatigue during pregnancy?

Listen to your body and rest when you need to. Try to get enough sleep at night and take short naps during the day if possible. Eating a balanced diet and staying hydrated can also help."