The questions never stop during pregnancy. Is this symptom normal, how big is the baby this week, which foods should I avoid, when can I start exercising: these questions often come up at moments when you do not want to wait for a doctor's appointment. Searching online can lead to conflicting information that only adds to your worry. The pregnancy assistant is designed to give a calm, organized first answer to these everyday questions.
The assistant answers knowing your pregnancy week and is made up of specialist assistants split by topic: pregnancy info, nutrition, exercise, emotional support, birth plan and breastfeeding, and baby shopping and nursery setup. In postpartum, period tracking or trying to conceive modes, the assistants switch to topics that fit that stage. You can start with suggested questions or write your own question in your own words.
The AI assistant is not a doctor and does not replace your doctor. The information it gives is for general purposes only; it does not diagnose, recommend treatment or suggest medication doses. If you have bleeding, severe abdominal pain, reduced baby movements, your water breaking, a severe headache or vision problems, contact your doctor or go to the emergency room right away instead of writing to the assistant. Always make decisions about your health together with your doctor.
What you can do
- Offers 6 specialist assistants for pregnancy info, nutrition, exercise, emotional support, birth and breastfeeding, and shopping and nursery setup.
- Gives personal answers that take your pregnancy week into account.
- In postpartum, period and trying to conceive modes, the assistants change to fit that stage.
- Start quickly with suggested questions in each assistant.
- Switch between assistants with tabs and clear the chat whenever you like.
- Each answer reminds you that the information does not replace medical advice.
How to use it
- Choose the assistant that fits your question from the tabs at the top.
- Tap one of the suggested questions or type your own.
- Read the answer and ask for more detail in the same chat if needed.
- Discuss the answer with your doctor before making any decision about your health.
Frequently asked questions
Can AI replace a doctor?
No. The AI assistant gives general information; it cannot examine you or assess your test results and health history the way a doctor can. That is why it does not diagnose or suggest medications or doses. You can use the assistant to understand the questions on your mind and go to your doctor better prepared. Always make decisions about your health and pregnancy together with your doctor.
What pregnancy symptoms are an emergency?
Vaginal bleeding, severe abdominal pain, your water breaking, a clear drop in baby movements, a severe headache, vision problems, sudden swelling of the face and hands, a high fever and regular contractions before 37 weeks all need urgent assessment. In these situations call your doctor or go to the emergency room without waiting. Whenever you are unsure, checking with your doctor is the safest choice.
Where can I get reliable pregnancy information?
The most reliable source is the doctor and midwife looking after your pregnancy. Publications from national health authorities, the World Health Organization and obstetrics and gynecology societies also offer trustworthy general information. Forum and social media posts are personal experiences and may not apply to everyone. Tools like an AI assistant help you understand your questions, but the final word always belongs to your doctor.
What foods should I avoid during pregnancy?
During pregnancy, raw or undercooked meat, poultry and eggs, unpasteurized milk and cheeses, raw seafood and poorly washed fruit and vegetables are not recommended because of the risk of infection. Large fish high in mercury should be limited, alcohol should be avoided completely and caffeine should be reduced. For nutrition advice tailored to you, talk to your doctor or a dietitian.