Pregnancy doesn’t move in a straight line. One week you feel perfectly fine, the next you’re wondering if that new symptom is normal. At Sunflower Multispeciality Hospital, we like to break it down into months, because that’s how most mothers remember it when they come in for check-ups.
Month 1
By the time you realise you’re pregnant, your body has already been working overtime. Hormones are rising, your uterus is preparing for the months ahead. This is the stage when we pay close attention to the signs of high-risk pregnancy in early stage. Sometimes it’s mild spotting. Sometimes it’s nothing more than a gut feeling that something’s off and that’s reason enough to come in.
Month 2
The first scan usually happens now, somewhere around week 6 to 8. That flicker on the screen your baby’s heartbeat is the reassurance every mother waits for. If you’ve had irregular cycles or PCOS before, this is when your doctor may discuss PCOS treatment options for young women to support a smoother pregnancy. We don’t wait for problems to appear before acting.
Month 3
By now, the basic framework of your baby is in place. Organs are formed, tiny limbs are moving. For mothers with certain risk factors, this is also when we may recommend a cervical cancer screening test for Indian women not because we expect bad news, but because prevention is always better than treatment.
From here, your milestones shift baby’s first kicks, your belly showing, your body quietly preparing for delivery. We’ll walk you through every stage, keeping both your health and your baby’s progress in focus.
