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i am 3months pregnant, bt i have to cook and eo my work regularly, should i stop working and rest or is it normal? i recently got my 1st tetanus injection and it is paining. which side should i prefer sleeping? from which month i can feel my baby moving inside my belly?

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congratulations on ur pregnancy.. u can do household work n continue if everything is normal and rest is not adviced by doctor. Please visit ur doctor and try to have healthy diet and stay positive. Then you can enjoy pregnancy. It is believed that sleeping on ur left side gives the best blood flow to ur baby. You can feel baby movements anywhere between 18-24 weeks

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thank u

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hi.. I was working at office and also at home till day of delivery... I was having healthy diet, no junk food.. and I did not had any problem.. I took rest only when my doc advised..

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you continue your work.its good to keep ur self busy and to be active ....even I worked till my last day of delivery. ..just be careful and enjoy ur precious time it won't come back...

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You can continue all work normally as long as you don't bend and put pressure on your stomach. The tetanus shot does pain for a couple of days. put an ice pack for relief. At this point you can sleep on any side or back as long as you don't sleep on your stomach. Baby movements can be felt for the first time between week 18-24 for first time moms.

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thank u all

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