Fetal 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!

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).

The feotal pole is not visible until week 6-6,5 and it is not uncommon it's not visible until week 8.

2 months

External rotation.

I pray that all is well and that everything is healthy! Not to be alarmed but this is what happened to my sister....

She had taken a pregnancy test that showed that she was pregenant, she went to the doctors and received a positive blood test results. She went back for a listen and a sono and they found nothing. Come to find out, her ovalry had a tumor growth and gave her a false positive result. Hope this might help.

I pray that everything is alright and that it works out for you either way you are hoping. :)

Hope this helps, Va.

You also may have what is known as a blighted ovum, meaning that conception took place and the placenta and sac developed, but the embryo never did.

yes France is a developed country.

Yes it is.

You could be or your going to have a big baby.

8 weeks or 12 weeks?

If at 8 weeks it's possible that your really aren't 8 weeks yet and the heart beat isn't showing up... at 12 weeks.. if there is no heart beat there is a HUGE problem. I wouldn't worry if they're trying with the Doppler on the outside but if it's on the ultrasound... no heartbeat means no baby, at 12 weeks.

You won't feel a heartbeat even when the baby is ready to be born, even with twins. It would be a good idea to take precautions so that you don't get pregnant in the future if you are not ready for that.

Nope. If you are feeling fluttering it is just nerves or gas. It sounds like you are worried about it, use a condom or Birthcontrol, if you are worried about it and not properly ready for it.

doubt it

2 Years and 2 Months

well yea,cause when my baby brother was 6 months he weighed like 20 pounds so yes its okay.

It's not uncommon for one twin to be larger than the other twin in utero. The most likely cause of this is just that one twin is consuming more of the food and nutrition that the mother passes down to the babies. You could have one little piggy who's eating the other one's food. Since he is getting more food and nutrition that the other, he will be slightly larger, or heavier. There is not much concern over this as long as you are consuming enough food to feed them both. If the smaller one doesn't want all of his meal, then the larger one will take it.

Another cause could be the position of the babies. One baby may have more room to grow while the other one might be a little constricted. Again, nothing major to be concerned.

While it is common that one twin is smaller in development than the other, your doctor will still want to keep a check up on both of them to make sure the smaller one does grow at its own rate; and that the larger one doesn't get too large before delivery.

eyes

we can drink more water and also drink orange juice for reducing your weight..

I would think that "water breaking" would fall into that category.

Often in medicine it is referred to as 'Rupture of membranes' or ROM. If it is done by the doctor or midwife rather than Spontaneously (SROM), it is called artificial rupture of membranes or AROM.

this would be False

Marijuana doesn't make you infertile.

In the ER, we don't listen until 10 weeks. It can be heard earlier but it is unreliable and only if the fetus floats close to the surface. joymaker rn

fetus

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.

When people can begin to notice you are pregnant-- you are "showing"

Normal.