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Can you have implantation bleeding but not be pregnant?
Any bleeding that is from a baby implanting in the uterine lining is called implantation bleeding. So, you have to be pregnant for that to occur. If you are not pregnant and experience bleeding, you should see a doctor. There are many reasons why a woman bleeds between periods, but some of them are serious.
Can you defibrillate a pregnant woman?
you can, but it will kill the woman and her baby inside because it's only made to revive a dead person
How can a baby tell that a woman is pregnant?
A baby can not tell a woman is pregnant.
Why does a pregnant woman have a big stomach?
Because the baby develops inside her womb (below the stomach) and the skin stretches to compensate for the growth of the baby.
Can you get pregnant with pre-ejaculate if your bleeding?
Yes. The chance is small but a woman can ovulate at any time and it only takes one sperm to make a baby.
Can you get pregnant by a baby?
No because the baby does not have the full male reproductive system to get a woman pregnant
Can a baby get you pregnant?
No because the baby does not have the full male reproductive system to get a woman pregnant
What is the process of delivering a baby?
when a woman is pregnant with a human baby inside of her and the child comes out. after 9 months of developing the baby exits through the woman's vagina still connected by the umbilical cord. the doctors or dad snip it off.
How many hours is a pregnant woman usually in labor?
The deliver of a baby varies from woman to woman.
Is marijuana bad for pregnant woman?
yes it is very bad for pregnant woman and can kill your baby :(
How do pubic lice affect a pregnant woman and her baby?
Pubic lice cause itching for a pregnant woman. They don't affect a baby before birth.
How does the size of a woman's belly typically change at 2 months pregnant"?
At 2 months pregnant, a woman's belly usually does not show much change in size. The baby is still very small and the uterus is still inside the pelvis.
