Second Trimester Pregnancy

You're not so tired, the nausea is gone, and you almost feel like having a sex again! Yay! The second trimester is here. Learn more about the "honeymoon phase" of pregnancy.
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Q&A: I am 19 weeks pregnant and have not felt any movement yet.
Q&A: I am 23 weeks pregnant with my first child. Should I be concerned with not feeling movement all the time?
Q&A: I am 24 weeks pregnant with my first baby and I'm having some anxiety about episiotomies.
Q&A: I am concerned that at 32 weeks pregnant I am having contractions.
Q&A: I am concerned that my baby is Rh- and I'm Rh+.
Q&A: I am currently 14.5 weeks pregnant and I SWEAR I can feel movement.
Q&A: I am now 26-weeks pregnant and have a severe cough that makes it hard to breathe and sleep.
Q&A: I feel numbness in my sternum. Is this normal?
Q&A: I have had three preterm labor pregnancies and worry about the risk of it happening again.
Q&A: I have pains that shoot from my groin and down my legs. Was is this?
Q&A: I haven't felt my baby move in over a week. Any advice?
Q&A: I may be at risk for a prolapsed uterus, but I have no idea what that means.
Q&A: I think I had a Braxton Hicks contraction. How can I tell?
Q&A: I want to know how far along I am.
Q&A: I want to know how much lack of sleep can harm the development of my baby since I work a lot.
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