THICKER HAIR
While this seems like a bonus, it includes increased hair growth on unexpected areas. It’s a side effect of elevated estrogen levels, often evaluated in prenatal hormone panels or postpartum dermatology consults.
NOSEBLEEDS ARE COMMON
Due to increased blood volume and fragile nasal vessels, 1 in 5 women experience nosebleeds. OB-GYNs often recommend humidifiers and nasal care during pregnancy as part of basic pregnancy-safe ENT treatment plans.
FEELING THE BABY’S HICCUPS IN THE WOMB
Common and harmless, but excessive hiccups can be monitored via fetal movement tracking and non-stress tests (NST) to ensure there’s no umbilical cord compression.
BLUE OR PURPLE PRIVATE PARTS
Known as Chadwick’s Sign, this increased pigmentation is an early pregnancy indicator linked to enhanced vascularity. It’s often discussed during early pregnancy detection and OB-GYN checkups.
CRAVING PALMOLIVE DISH SOAP
Pica disorder involves craving non-food items and may indicate iron-deficiency anemia, which is diagnosed via complete blood count tests. Severe cases may require prenatal supplementation under medical supervision.
FRECKLES AND “PREGNANCY MASK”
