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If you have a baby in may what month did you get pregnant?
If the baby was born at 40 weeks (full term) you got pregnant in August. Count backwards on a calendar 40 weeks from the babies Birthday.
I am 34 weeks pregnant and I am very uncomfortable is it ever going to be here?
Hang in there. 37 weeks is considered full term. enjoy being pregnant , sleep as much as you can, you will miss it when the baby is here. Hope this helps.
You had your daughter in feb in what month did you become pregnant?
well actually it depends how many weeks it took to develop. if full baby, then May.
Can a baby get you pregnant?
No because the baby does not have the full male reproductive system to get a woman pregnant
Can you get pregnant by a baby?
No because the baby does not have the full male reproductive system to get a woman pregnant
Is 37 weeks full 9 months can you have the baby from 37 weeks?
Yes, @ 37 weeks you are considered full term.
I'm 13 weeks pregnant and i keep having a full bladder - is it too early for the baby to be on my bladder?
No your right on track. in early pregnany as your uterus grows it pushes on the bladder cauing it to feel full all the time. this should ease up in a few weeks but then reoccur near the end when the baby is much bigger.
When baby full develop to be born?
At 40 weeks.
How far is 37 weeks when you are pregnant?
At 39 weeks pregnant you are classed as full-term therefore you are 9 months pregnant
What is the normal weeks of a full term pregnant woman?
40 weeks fromthe start of the last period, 38 weeks from conception.
If women are pregnant for 9 months why is it 40 weeks?
because youre pregnant for the full 9 months which equals to 40wks
How many weeks do pregnant weman deliver the baby?
If you mean, How many weeks of pregnancy before birth the answer is approximately 40 weeks from the last period or 38 weeks from conception. In humans the baby is considered full term any where from 38 weeks to 42 weeks from the last period. Each individual takes slightly longer or shorter to grow a baby. Nutrition, health, heredity, and the infant are all factors effecting hte length of pregnancy. No one can scientifically predict exactly when a baby will be born.
