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Life stage

Pregnancy

Week by week support, visit preparation, labs, food guidance, and warning signs. The app follows the pregnancy you are in. It does not replace antenatal care.

This is general information, not medical advice. For heavy bleeding, severe pain, fainting, or fever, seek care now.

Illustration for the pregnancy stage

In the app

What this looks like in Jeni

  • A journey you can follow week by week
  • Food guidance, including foods people eat in Ghana
  • Warning signs to raise at clinic
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What to know

  • Safety basics: substances, medicines, and red flags
  • Food, hydration, and what to ask about supplements
  • Sleep, rest, and gentle movement

When to talk to a clinician

Antenatal care is personal. If a symptom worries you, or you already have a medical condition, the next step is a qualified clinician. Use the app to remember what you want to ask.

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