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I have never heard of carrying a baby in the back. i have heard of carrying the baby very low which was my situation. I have heard of carrying the baby very high.
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Is it possible to carry your baby too low in your pelvis?
No I don't think so. It might be uncomfortable to you but God knew what he was doing when he made a woman to recreate. It is possible to carry your baby low in the pelvis. I am 29 weeks and I'm carying low so low that I was just at the hospital for preterm labor. So I have been put on bed rest and walking alot is very uncomfortable. So believe me you can carry low.
Before a normal cell becomes too large to carry out normal activities it will divide to form what?
Before a normal cell becomes too large to carry out normal activities it will divide to form two daughter cells. This cell division is called mitosis.
If you carry someone's egg would the baby look like you too?
No. The baby would not share your DNA.
What is a normal urea and electrolyte result?
if the answer is 3.2, am I too low
Is a mare that is 25 too old to have a baby?
it depends if she will take to being breed, and is in goos health and could carry the baby
Is 125000 platelet count normal?
150,000 is the low end of the "normal" range, so yeah...125,000 is a hair low, but your doctor may not be too worried about it.
What can you and can't you do during pregnancy?
During a normal pregnancy you can carry out all your normal activities. Smoking, alcohol and drug use is discouraged, due to risk to the baby. It is recommended that caffeine intake be limited and some doctors suggest not engaging in too strenuous of exercise routine.
Before a normal cell becomes too large to carry out normal activitiesit will usually divide to form two?
daughter cells
Is it normal for the rabbit to eat their own baby?
Yes just as cows and elephants do too!
Is white blood count of 4.3 too low?
Normal count is 7000 to 10000 in 1mm3 of blood.
Is a 19.00 inch newborn is normal for a full term baby?
Yes! My first son was born only 10 days before his due date (which is definitely considered full term) and he was 19" too. He weighed 6lbs, 9oz, which is also normal. I carry pretty small and the doctor said this baby (I'm 38 weeks pregnant) will probably be about the same size and she has "no problem with that". I think weight is a better indicator of health and as long as your baby is over 6lbs, then it's 'normal'.
Before a normal cell becomes too large to carry out normal activities it will usually divide to form two?
All cells do not enlarge indefinitely .
