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  <li>what diet should be strictly followed?</li>
  <li>what all medicines should be had and not had because some meds should be avoided by pregnant ladies.</li>
  <li>what is the ideal rest period in a day and is it safe to walk daily?</li>
  <li>is it safe to do yoga and other such exercises?</li>
  <li>what fruits can be eaten? - this is important because pineapple should never be had by a pregnant woman.</li>
  <li>request the chart for the injections and scan schedule.</li>
  <li>always ask the doctor about body changes as it is important for the doctor to know.&nbsp;</li>
  <li>do not be scared to talk to the doctor or nurse about changes in body and tell them if you experience pain.&nbsp;</li>
  <li>do not be scared by the sudden urge to gobble everything you see - it happens</li>
  <li>do not hesitate to eat food even after you throw up because you need the nourishment - try to discover and experiment with foods that do not make you feel like throwing up. I used to throw up when I smelled food being cooked and it was very difficult and so I turned to making rotis and having milk and the like.&nbsp;</li>
  <li>ask the doctor if you can have a small portion of dry fruits as it is healthy.</li>
  <li>always note down diet changes and observe if you are better and inform the doctor.</li>
  <li>try to have a good relationship with the doctor and you will have a great time.&nbsp;</li>
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<p>All the best. God Bless.</p>