? how pregnancy changes your body

During pregnancy, hormones such as estrogen and progesterone cause the body to make changes to its size and shape to accommodate the growing baby.  Women may also become more sensitive to sounds and smells.
Pregnancy changes your body in a multitude of ways.  It’s allowed you to get bigger, to build muscle, and to get healthier.  It’s also made your body look better, and made you more vital and energetic.
Pregnancy is difficult for many women. For some, the changes in their bodies are more profound than they expected. Pregnancy changes your body in many ways. Your body increases in size, a condition that most women call "pregnancy glow," or "pregnancy fat."
Pregnancy drastically changes your body. You may even notice some differences in your body as you are growing a child.   Pregnancy changes your body, your eating habits, and your mood. It also can make it harder to exercise.
Pregnancy also changes your stress levels. It can be stressful to maintain a routine during pregnancy, and stress in pregnancy can cause problems such as preterm birth and low birth weight.
As a woman, you will experience many hormonal changes during pregnancy. You may become more emotional, irritable, and have trouble sleeping.   The emotional roller coaster can be intense, especially during the first trimester, so keep an open mind and remember that you are human rather than a machine.
Beyond the physical transformations, the mood changes you experience during pregnancy can be very challenging. You may feel more sensitive to sound, smell, taste, touch, or temperature.
By learning how to manage the change in your body, you can make the pregnancy experience less difficult.
Your body is changing during pregnancy, and it can be difficult to manage the changes. However, the changes are a natural part of the process, and they allow your body to build a child.   You may notice that your body looks better, and that you feel more energized.   The changes in your body can be uncomfortable, but they are a small price to pay for the amazing experience of growing a child.
During pregnancy, your body goes through many changes. You may notice that you are getting bigger, that your hair is starting to grow, and that your nails are becoming thicker. You may also develop a bit of pregnancy glow, which is a reddish color to your skin. This is because your body is producing more blood vessels and pigment to help your skin look healthier.
Now that you know it’s happening, keep a positive attitude! Your attitude, positive thinking and the power of prayer can help you get used to these changes, and keep the challenges in perspective. Both of these things are crucial in helping you become more confident and comfortable with the changes in your body.