Chromosomal counting can be determined through amniocentesis or chorionic villus sampling.
They are done if initial bloodwork or ultrasound shows a possibility for chromosomal abnormalities and routinely done for mothers 35 years old and up.
5 weeks
No, most doctors will tell you to take Tylenol. Check with your doctor or midwife.
As many as they can
I would contact your physician and ask when to make an appointment. Most doctors will tell you to come make an appointment as soon as you receive a positive pregnancy test.
16 weeks. But most doctors wait until 21 weeks because the sex of the baby can change.
Most doctors will attempt to find out the gender of the baby after 16 weeks, but many do not like to try until the 20 week ultrasound because of the increased risk of being incorrect or not being able to tell yet.
No. An ultra sound will only show an existing pregnancy. However you should be honest with your Dr about any past pregnancies.
Take a pregnancy test. That is the best way to know. Your body can give you fake periods when you are pregnant or you can have a hidden pregnancy where you don't have a bump. The best way to know is to take a pregnancy test...you can buy these or have one at your local doctors.
Only thing that can tell you that is a pregnancy test! GOOD LUCKHome pregnancy tests can detect the HCG pregnancy hormone as soon as your first missed period. Doctors can detect the HCG hormone as early as 9 days past ovulation with blood work. It is usually safe for couples to share the news of their pregnancy with family and friends after the end of the first trimester, or 12 weeks gestation.
There are no early signs of a multiple pregnancy. The only way to tell if you are going to have twins is when you have an ultra sound an the doctors office. You just have normal pregnancy symptoms, it isn't different in the early stages if you do happen to pregnant with more than one child.
go to the doctors and get a blood test. sometimes if you do a HPT too soon or wrong it can come out negative. the best way to tell is to get a blood test that can better tell the levels of the pregnancy hormone (:
Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) is a glycoprotein hormone produced during pregnancy and the pregnancy test kits determine the pregnancy based on the availability of this hormone in your urine. These are fairly accurate if tested 2 weeks after gestation. Manufacturers claim that the test kits are 99% accurate. Doctors recommend to carry out the home pregnancy test a week after you missed the due date of your cycle.