1. Aches and Pains– Acetaminophen. Steer clear of ibuprofen and naproxen.

2. Allergy- Antihistamines and loratadine. Avoid pseudoephedrine and decongestants like phenylephrine.

3. Cough– Dextromethorphan and Guaifenesin.

4. Constipation- Metamucil and Colace. Avoid laxatives and mineral oil.

5. Heartburn- Antacids and famotidine.

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Tips and Precautions for Twenty Five Weeks Pregnant:

• Keep using sunscreen to keep your baby out of skin problems.
• Use a lot of oral hygiene now to prevent bad bouts of infections on your gums, which can pass through food and harm your little one.
• Maternity clothes should be worn
• The sleeping posture, walking and sitting posture should be carefully maintained to avoid aches
• Keep yourself well hydrated by drinking more water than usual.

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What Are The Risks to Face at My Pregnancy at 25 Weeks?

1. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Some of the symptoms include fluid retention, hormonal fluctuations with a tendency of leading to oedema. There can also be a nerve hypersensitivity and your glucose level can fluctuate. Treatment is not really required in most of the cases.

2. Haemorrhoids: When the belly grows, it puts pressure on the pelvic veins, thus causing haemorrhoids.

3. Bloating: In your pregnancy, hormonal changes can affect your digestion and slows it down, leading to bloating.

4. Heartburn: Heartburn occurs because the baby puts pressure on the digestive tract, thus pushing acid up the food pipe.

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Checklist at 25 Weeks Pregnant:

• Start shopping for baby items. Do this now because when the baby bumps increases, you may have discomfort shopping or doing anything.
• If you are a first-time mother-to-be, it helps to read about newborn babies. This will prepare you for all the challenges you may have to face.
• Your delivery is not too far. It will help to manage your stress and anxiety.

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