Checkups and Tests During Pregnancy

No it doesn't mean you're having twins.

you may start to become hormonel such as getting irritated or upset over tiny little things. your breasts will become enlarged and you may start gaining weight. however all pregnancys vary from woman to woman. if you have any worries then you should seek professional advice.

The Story is: Im 27 weeks pregnant and have had +4 blood in my urine since week 6. At week 23 i had +1 protein. The blood has now gone but i still have +1 protein. I have had kidney function tests, liver enzme tests and all have come back normal. My blood pressure has been high at times too, mainly when at hospital, it always seems to be more or less normal at GP surgery, my highest reading was 174/86 today it was 125/58. The protein has remained +1 never any higher, i go hospital 3 times a week for checks, and they so far dont seem concerned, Anyone else been in this situation?

A missed period and/or positive pregnancy test are the signs of pregnancy. Take a pregnancy test.

Hi, I'm sorry I can't tell you if it's normal or not cause I'm going through the same thing. I don't know if it means I'm pregnant or not. But if you are sexually active maybe try taking a pregnancy test. Especially if you are having any of the signs along with the light period. Good luck! Yes, it can be quite normal. Stress can be a factor (muscles tighten when under stress or even working out at a gym) can cause this. Being more sexually active can change hormones in the body. Brown blood is dead and of course pink to red blood is fresh. Some women even get a stringy, brown discharge during their periods. If this continues for more than 2 - 3 months it's best to see your doctor for a good check-up.

Pregnancy screenings for Down syndrome have a 5-8% false positive rate (test comes back positive, but the baby does not have Down syndrome) and a 35-40% false negative rate (test is negative, but baby has Down syndrome). This is due to a number of different factors that the screening depends on, such as the mother's age and weight, the age of the fetus, etc.

Since the tests results come back as risk factors- the chance that the baby will have Down syndrome, for example 1 out of 270- and there is usually an arbitrary cutoff, such as 1 in 250, where the test counts as a "positive", this is why sometimes it is not correct. The "positive" or "negative" depends on chance, and obviously a high chance the fetus has Down syndrome does not necessarily mean it does have it.

This means the baby has caused internal bleeding. This can be dangerous if not detected early. Your doctor will stop the bleeding if needed.

This is not common at all. Your baby doesn't have fully developed lungs at this age. This can be dangerous.

ummm i don't know about this but most of i read is this that if the woman is good if the woman is smiling then u also got baby good but when u r in flu i think that's clear that something also happened with kid but don't scared my sister u must u must want to check urself a one lady doctor she is tell u normally and also u may want to check urself and take medicine which is good for u in pregnancy don't eat any kind of medicine which someone give u or its normal to eat and u must care for urself how much u care urself u also got a good 100% baby exchange in all care

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but most of its not dangerous completely its dangerous for ur baby health

There is a possibility yes, especially if your period doesn't arrive. However, brown discharge can de a indication of a UTI and not only pregnancy.

The only pregnant women who routinely have shots are Rhesus negative women having Anti-D. Women who have had several miscarriages may have progesterone shots.

If your last pregnancy was ectopic then you should have constant check ups if you are currently pregnant. There are risks associated with women who have had ectopic pregnancies. A doctor will evaluate your situation.

This could be pregnancy related or due to a hormonal imbalance. You need to see your Doctor. PCOS could also be a reason for your delayed period but its unlikely unless you have very irregular periods along with other PCOS symptoms.

Sure.....with a pelvic exam a doctor can tell you whether you are pregnant as early as 6 weeks by checking the size of the uterus, tubes as well as a bluish tinge on your cervix

In UK you would normally see someone early (7-10 weeks)to book somewhere for delivery, whether at home, maternity unit or birthing centre, may also have an early scan if unsure of dates. Scan and blood tests at 12 weeks for Downs syndrome. Scan at 18-20 weeks for abnormalities. See Midwife at 20 weeks to discuss the above and general check. See midwife at 24-26 weeks for general check See midwife at 28-30 weeks for check and blood tests. See midwife at 33 weeks for check See midwife at 36 weeks for check See midwife at 38 weeks for check See midwife at 40 weeks First time mums would have another check at 39 weeks as more liable to get pre-eclampsia. Mums with problems (eg diabetic, multiple pregnancy) would have more visits and see a specialist. These visits have been worked out from research rather than 'it has always been done like this'. Here we try to personalise care so use this as a guideline to discuss with your own carer.

i need example of prenatal care for 12 weeks to 40 weeks

Pediatricians are trained in the field of medicine specified for children and infants. Before a baby is born, a pediatrician knows ( so we hope), whether or not the woman's pregnany is running smoothly or if there is an issue. For example, the baby is turned the wrong way or her contractions are too far apart or too close. Pediatricians in certian cases and if necessary can deliver the child as well. Also, regardless of specific medical field, there are basic facts about pregnancies all doctors should know.

It might be a good idea to have an adult school counselor or religious leader with you when you talk to your mother.

I don't think you can receive the value of the check. I received a award check with exactly the same Check NO. It is just at trick to get you to sign up for their lottos.

No, stress cannot keep you from getting pregnent. It may slow down the embryo process but that is about it.

If you've been trying for a year to eighteen months with no success, it's generally at that point that you should see a specialist.

No

I am 11 years old, and have Asperger's Syndrome. I am going to a special needs camp, and I have befriended a girl with Down Syndrome. I have learned so much from Melanie, and she has learned a lot from me too. I have learned, when I'm trying to get her to do something that the counselors want her to do, instead of yelling or threatning her, I encourage her, and get her excited to do the thing. And then, I offer to go with her. Therefore, she gets a reward by doing it, but I don't bribe her with material things. Instead, she gets the reward of not having a time out and of spending some time with her best friend, even if it's only 2 or 3 minutes.

You can call you local child support office and ask then for a DNA test and they will hunt him down, all you need is his first,last name or both and After they set up a DNA test if his not that father they will keep helping you if you help your self they will help you.