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Squads and yeast infection
I am 7 week pregnant with heartbeat detected
I am taking any things that fall down with little squads exercise is it ok at this time ?
How to identify if yeast infection is detected?
Going for washroom with little pressure is good at this stage?
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Pregnancy specific Exercises can be done, do not over exert yourself. Eat healthy and drink lots of water.
Yeast infection is common in pregnancy- if you get white thick curdy discharge, itching, redness, urinary complaints- see a Gynecologist
Urinary bladder pressure is felt in intial pregnancy phase and then near term, it is normal
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Common symptoms in pregnancy include itching or irritation around the vagina, thick white curdy discharge, redness, soreness and burning sensation while passing urine. If you experience these symptoms, consult your gynaecologist for examination and confirmation. Safe vaginal antifungal treatment is available during pregnancy
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At 7 weeks with a heartbeat already seen, bending down and gentle squats are usually fine unless they cause pain or bleeding. A yeast infection usually causes itching and a thick white discharge, and it's common in pregnancy because of hormone changes.
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Avoid heavy lifting and stop any exercise that causes pulling or pain. Mild pressure to pass stool is fine, but avoid pushing hard, and add more fibre and water to stay regular. See your obstetrician promptly if you notice itching, discharge, cramping, or bleeding, so it can be checked properly.
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