That depends how far along the person is. We measure to the top of the uterus (the "fundus") at each visit to check for normal growth of the baby. For most women, the top of the uterus reaches the umbilicus (belly button) by about 20 weeks of pregnancy. It then goes approximately one centimeter higher per week until the end of pregnancy (about 40 weeks). Hope that helps! Dr. B.
the stomach is superior (above) the navel behind the navel would be the jejunum section of the small intestine.
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The homonym for "naval" is "navel." Naval pertains to ships or a navy, while navel refers to the central point of someone's stomach, also known as the belly button.
take the navel ring out immediately
It could be just a common stomach ache caused by the stomach flu or eating something that your body did not agree with. Other illnesses it could be include morning sickness and stomach ulcers. If you feel concerned about this issue, you should visit your physician.
It has many names: * navel * umbilicus * belly button * pupik
The technique for cleaning a navel depends on the type of debris that is loading the navel and if the navel is convex or concave (outie or innie). If you are encountering common navel lint, you should be able to purge a concave navel digitally. Now, that does not mean you should stick your computer in your navel, that simply means that your fingertip should be enough to sweep the lint out. In stubborn cases, you might consider enlisting the aid of a fellow navel cleaner to assist. Cooperative navel hygiene is a strong bonding activity. High pressure air (greater than 30 psi) should be avoided as should high pressure steam. Ensure that you do not use sharp objects. Avoid prolonged picking at your navel because you might accidentially un-knot your navel. If you have ever seen what an unknotted balloon does when you release it, that should give you cause for concern.
The English translation for the Telugu word "boddu" is "stomach" or "belly."
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Oranges are native to China, so are peaches.
The word "Naval" means "pertaining to the Navy". The word "navel" refers to the "bellybutton". Note difference in spelling.
never. its weird. hips!