Week 6 of Pregnancy – Baby’s Heartbeat & Symptoms | Dr. Pavana

Week 6 of Pregnancy: The Heartbeat of New Life

Welcome to Week 6, one of the most exciting stages of early pregnancy. Your baby’s heartbeat can now be detected through an ultrasound! This tiny rhythmic sound marks the beginning of your baby’s incredible journey.

If you’re visiting Dr. Pavana, a leading gynecologist in Sector 41, Noida, this week, ’s consultation will help confirm your baby’s growth and estimated due date.

Your Baby’s Development in Week 6

By now, your baby is about the size of a lentil. Key organs like the brain, heart, and spinal cord are forming rapidly. The embryo’s heartbeat is around 100–120 beats per minute a reassuring milestone for parents.

You may also notice subtle body changes as your pregnancy hormones continue to rise.

Common Symptoms at Week 6

• Morning sickness or nausea

• Breast tenderness

• Mood swings

• Food aversions or cravings

• Mild cramping or bloating

• Fatigue

Don’t worry these are normal signs that your body is adapting beautifully.

Healthy Eating for Week 6

Focus on nutrient-rich foods that support your baby’s organ development:

Folate-rich foods: spinach, lentils, beans

Calcium: dairy, almonds, sesame seeds

Iron: red meat, legumes

Protein: eggs, fish, paneer

Hydration: coconut water, soups, fresh juices

Avoid excess sugar and fried foods. For personalized guidance, visit Dr. Pavana, the trusted lady doctor in Noida Extension.

Self-Care & Emotional Health

Take short naps to manage fatigue

Practice mindfulness or prenatal yoga

Stay hydrated and rest often

Avoid stress – relaxation helps hormone balance

Visit your doctor for your first ultrasound

FAQs – Week 6 of Pregnancy

1. Can I hear my baby’s heartbeat at Week 6?

Yes! An ultrasound can often detect your baby’s heartbeat this week.

2. Is morning sickness normal now?

Absolutely. It’s a sign that your pregnancy hormones are strong.

3. What should I eat to reduce nausea?

Eat small, frequent meals. Include ginger, dry toast, or light soups.

4. Should I worry about mild cramps?

Not usually, but if cramps or bleeding increase, contact your gynecologist.

Consult Doctor for Week 6 Pregnancy Care

Your journey is just beginning! Stay proactive about your health with expert guidance from Dr. Pavana, a highly experienced gynecologist in Sector 41, Noida, and a lady doctor near Ek Murti Noida Extension.

Book your prenatal appointment today and take the next step towards a safe and healthy pregnancy.