Can the gender of a fetus be determined at 5 weeks?
No. There are some kits sold online that claim to reliably determine the gender of a baby after five weeks of pregnancy. These are a scam.
Currently in the US expecting parents usually learn the sex of their baby by identifying the genitals on an ultrasound image. More reliable but risky tests are chorionic villus sampling and amniocentesis. A new study has found that a simple, non-invasive blood test can reliably determine the gender at seven weeks, the earliest of any known method.
Although it would be nice to know earlier, the sex cannot be determined at five weeks, and for the moment the blood test at seven weeks is only allowed in Europe. In the US we have to wait.
If the baby's heartbeat stopped would you still miscarry?
im going though the same thing right now as the doctors said that they couldn't detect a heart beat but they never said that i would miscarry either they just said can i come in for a dnc so i said no and that i wanted a second opinion as i still am going through all the normal pregnancy symptoms and think that they could be wrong.
So it could be a possibility. But the doctors are saying it's not.
It is possible that: you only have one baby, not two; one baby is hiding the other; the two heartbeats are synchronized so you only hear one.
you can use sathopscope to listen the the babys heart
Do we have thoughts in the womb?
Define thought. The brain is working before birth, but NOT like an adult brain. So nothing that you would consider a "thought".
Who is the youngest person to live?
the youngest person to live would be no one because people are born everyday.
or it might be about like 0-2 seconds.
Can you feel twins kick at 8 weeks?
I have many people telling me that it's impossible for me to be feeling my babies move so early on but I KNOW what I am feeling. First off it was gas you would think the gas bubble would travel around and eventually come out but my movement is all in the same place, etc. For me the twins will be babies 6 & 7 so I know a thing or two about movements and I know that for me with every baby I begin to feel them move earlier than the last. I think that it all depends on how you carry them, how sensitive you are to the movements, and how tuned in to your body you are. I am 8 weeks and every now and then I feel them flutter about and even take a tumble or two. Not everyone is "text book" so don't stress yourself with thinking you must be going crazy - because you will drive yourself and everyone around you crazy, trust me I KNOW! LOL Good luck and Congrats!
If you washed the place the fly bit you you should be fine. Just make sure the place does not get bigger.
Does bleeding and no detection of heart beat in first 5 weeks mean miscarriage?
i went through the same thing about 2 months ago. i was bleeding very light and they had no heart beat but because i was only 5wks they said that is why they could find the heart beat. i went in a week later and found out i was mis carrying. although it might not be happening in your case it is possible! keep up with your doctor and good luck to you!
What is the effect of lactulose in fetus?
There is no effect on a developing fetus and, in fact, lactulose is often prescribed for pregnant women.
Do stick bugs carry their babies on their back?
Answer must be yes, in that I have one outside the window of my lanai doing exactly that, carrying its baby on its back ... being there all week, always with the baby.
Measuring 36 weeks and baby weighs over 8 lbs is that true?
You are 36 weeks pregnant. (fetal age 34 weeks) * The baby is about 19 inches (48 cm) long. * Weight is around 6 and a half pounds (3 kg). * The baby's body is becoming chubby as fat layers build. * Between now and birth they may gain about an ounce (30g) a day While it says that your baby weighs six and a half pounds this week and measures 19 inches long, this is only an estimate. In general, babies are gaining half a pound per week now. Baby continues gaining weight as fat deposits and is forming creases in the neck and wrists.
http://www.baby2see.com/development/
What does the baby look like at 40 weeks?
generally, this is what a baby looks like in its 40th week. it is ready to come out!
1.Sensorimotor (if they can't see something its not there.. such as peekaboo, they can't see you, you are gone.) This stage is from birth to about two years old 2.Preoperational(ex. if you have two equal sized glasses full of water, they are equal, but if you have a tall skinny glass, and a short and fat glass, both containing the same volume of water (even if you poured them from the equal sized glasses) then they think the one with the higher level, the tall and skinny, has more) This stage takes place from age two til about age seven. 3. Concrete Operational(can think logically about objects and events, can classify objects according to its different features, example, group the square blocks together, and group the triangular ones together. age 7-11 4. Formal operational becomes concerned with hypothetical things, the future and ideological problems, age 11+
Can a developing baby absorb new DNA?
== == No ! The new cell (formating) take the DNA from sperm and ovul , XX XY,....you can not adjust more DNA after....
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How is a fetus developed in the first month?
By the end of the first month of pregnancy, the baby is a tiny, tadpole-like embryo. It is actually much smaller than a grain of rice! Even though it doesn't look human as of yet, the embryo has progressed quite a since the shapeless mass of cells it was a week earlier.
There is a head, equipped with a mouth opening, a primitive heart that has begun to pump, and a basic form of a brain. There are no arms of legs yet, but they will appear soon.
What are the stages of pre-embryonic stages of development?
1. ovulation
2.fertilization
3.cleavage
4.morula
5.early blastocyst
6.implantation
kinda sorta! the fluid is surrounding them and when weeks old the umbilicalcord holds them so you could say there floating!
Is it possible to not have a butt crack?
Yes, as a congenital developmental condition usually associated with spinal cord dysfunction in newborns. The problem with these spinal cord nerve injuries/defects can result in flaccid (limp/paralyzed) muscles in the pelvic floor. This results in the muscles of the buttocks being flat and without a natal cleft (aka butt crack). See the related links below for a link to an illustration of this defect.
Often this can be accompanied by other defects in that area of the body including "patulous anus" a condition with paralysis of the anal sphincter causing fecal incontinence, or even imperforation (lack of opening at the terminal end of the rectum/missing anus).
Is it normal to only see sac and no feotal pole at 4-5 weeks of pregnancy?
The feotal pole is not visible until week 6-6,5 and it is not uncommon it's not visible until week 8.