Every week we ask you a question so you can answer it in our Answers section and vote on the answers of other users. We also announce the most voted response of the previous week.
There are women who have become pregnant "at first", some without even planning it, while others have had to go a long way of searching for maternity. We would like you to tell us your experience answering our question of the week, whether you have had one or more pregnancies:
How long did it take you to get pregnant?
Last week's question
Following the consultations of some readers worried that they have drunk or taken medication when they still did not know they were pregnant, last week we asked you: What forbidden things did you do when you didn't know you were pregnant?
The most voted answer was that of iskandervv, who shared his experience:
We got pregnant "at first." My last rule was just the day after the annual gynecologist review, and once confirmed that everything was in order we got to it. It didn't lower me anymore ... Until nine months later. From my calculations I must have gotten pregnant at a farewell or a reunion of a work trip, which meant two nights away from home. Those days I tried to drink little alcohol (although I did not avoid it completely, just enough to avoid early suspicions on the part of my colleagues) and what I did avoid was the sausage and the ham, just in case ... Although later I read somewhere that the body Human is so wise that if you do any of those "forbidden" things before knowing that you are pregnant (with the first fault, of course) and the embryo is damaged, your own body would be responsible for solving the situation by aborting naturally and perhaps without arriving to find out about it.
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