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These are the signs / symptoms of a pregnant woman who possess the embryo of a conspicuous but
developing body parts.
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- Amenorrhoea,
- Excessive
salivation
- Dislike for
food
- Vomiting
- Anorexia
- Craving for sour
substances
- Alternate desires
- Low articles (the eatables of high or low
qualities)
- Heaviness of
body
- Languor of
eyes
- Milk secretion in
breasts
- Blackening of lips and
areola
- Slight edema of
feet
- Development of romaraji
(linea nigra)
- Dilation of vagina
- Repeated blinking of eye
lids
- Aversion from good
smells
- Tiredness
- Heaviness of
abdomen
- Depression of voice and
eyes
- Disordered eye-lashes or quivering of eye lashes or pubic hair
(Indu)
- Sleepiness, yawning,
swooning
- Edema of
feet
- Cheeks and breasts become corpulent
- Increase in weight of embryo causes diversion of nutrients thus resulting in the decrease of energy.
- Emaciation
- Indigestion
- Burning sensation of whole body and
- Expression of various desires.
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The signs indicating that
the intercourse is likely to be fruitful are: -
- a sense of
satisfaction and contentment,
- pulsation in the
vagina,
- palpitations,
- a sense of weakness in
the pelvis,
- heaviness,
- exhaustion,
- thirst,
- goose bumps on the
skin,
- excessive salivation
and excessive sleep.
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The following features are seen in the different gestational periods
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During the fourth month the woman feels more heaviness in the body due to stability of the
foetus.
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In the fifth month the woman becomes emaciated due to lack of nourishment of maternal dhatus as the rasa
nourishes the foetus.
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In the sixth month the pregnant woman suffers from loss of strength and complexion, she feels more tired as the foetus derives more strength.
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In the seventh month the foetus attains maturity and the woman feels more exhausted.
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The family
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