--- category_name: Symptoms life_stage: Pregnancy stage_hub_url: https://blog.bloume.com/pregnancy/life-stage.txt clinical_boundary: This content relates to pregnancy. It is intended for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider or midwife before acting on any information here. --- ## Medical Oversight Board: Bloume Medical Board Board URL: https://blog.bloume.com/pregnancy/medical-board.md ## Articles - [Understanding The Early Warning Signs of Pre-eclampsia](https://blog.bloume.com/pregnancy/symptoms/pre-eclampsia-warning-signs-pregnancy/article.md): Pre-eclampsia can develop from 20 weeks of pregnancy, bringing together high blood pressure and protein in your urine. In its early stages it often causes no symptoms you would notice, which is why routine antenatal checks matter so much. As it progresses, certain warning signs need urgent medical attention. This article explains what pre-eclampsia is, what to look out for, and when to get help without delay. - [Managing Morning Sickness in Pregnancy](https://blog.bloume.com/pregnancy/symptoms/managing-morning-sickness/article.md): The wave of nausea in early pregnancy, usually called morning sickness, can hit at any time of day. It often starts between weeks 4 and 7 and may ease for you by weeks 16 to 20. Small, frequent meals, rest, and sipping fluids through the day are the main things that can help. If you cannot keep any food or fluid down, or you notice signs of dehydration, call your GP or midwife promptly. ## Related Categories - [Cycle](https://blog.bloume.com/pregnancy/cycle/category.txt) - [Energy](https://blog.bloume.com/pregnancy/energy/category.txt) - [Mood](https://blog.bloume.com/pregnancy/mood/category.txt) - [Movement](https://blog.bloume.com/pregnancy/movement/category.txt) - [Nutrition](https://blog.bloume.com/pregnancy/nutrition/category.txt) - [Sleep](https://blog.bloume.com/pregnancy/sleep/category.txt) - [Wellbeing](https://blog.bloume.com/pregnancy/wellbeing/category.txt)