Fetal Development

No. And it's not good either for the baby. And be proud of the showingness because a baby is a precious gift.

It depends on how old the baby is. If it's unborn or a newborn then no, that is uncommon and I would consult your doctor. An unborn or newborn's heart rate should be between 130 - 150 bpm with some variability, depending on how far along in development it is.

Also, it depends on how you got the number 72. If you were measuring the bpm yourself it is extremely likely that you picked up your heart rate and not the baby's. This can even happen in doctor's appointments but the doctor will notice and adjust the ultrasound monitor to pick up the baby's heartbeat.

i think your mums cock joins em

i dont know

Ask someone who cares and knows

The uterus/the womb.

Through her bloodstream & the placenta. Alcohol is a small molecule, too small for the placenta to block. The latest information from the American Conference of Obstetrician Gynecologists ACOG is for women to Totally Abstain alcohol during gestation.

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No

Because pregnancy starts during your 'last' period. Pregnancy begins even before conception. So that means your body was already preparing for the baby (which is what it does after your monthly cycle) before the sperm and egg were joined. Hence...you are nine weeks pregnant...but your fetus is only 7 weeks along because conception only happened 7 weeks ago...but your body began preparing nine weeks ago. I found that weird too when I found out I was 7 weeks pregnant when I had sex only 5 weeks prior. Hope that helps.

At 5 weeks pregnant. (about three weeks from conception)

* The embryo grows from a tiny speck about 2mm - the size of a pin head. * By the end of the week the embryo will have more than doubled in size to about 4-5mm about a 1/8 inch in size. The fertilized egg, now called a blastocyst, is a fluid-filled cluster of about 500 cells, still multiplying madly. It is attached to the uterus wall and divides into two parts. The half attached to the uterine wall becomes the placenta, the vessel-filled support system that nourishes the developing life, and the other half will become the baby.

http://www.baby2see.com/development/

absolutly! Just after having a baby you start menstrating. Are you not supposed to hold your baby just after giving birth?

Yes Some women, especially young, slim, fit ones with good muscle tone don't show much of a bump at all. Check it out by having an ultrasound scan if you are worried.

The ridges are called rugae. They provide the stomach with more surface area for food. When food enters the stomach, these wrinkles expand and become stretched out. The purpose is to allow it to expand. This therefore allows expansion in volume of the pig.

A normal heart rate for a baby at 37 weeks gestation is approximately between 120s to 140s. The babies heart rate fluctuates just like an adults during periods of rest and activity. If the babies heart rate goes below the normal range ( 120 ) then that means the doctor would need to evaluate the baby to make sure that everything was ok.

Vitamin K is given to new born babies to prevent them from having catastrophic bleeding - which would likely to cause their death. There is very little danger of a vitamin being dangerous as long as it is administered correctly.

Amnion. It starts out as the Second Layer of cells in the Zygote/Fert Egg.

Pretty much just blood.

In general, vaginal ultrasounds are said to be more accurate than abdominal ultrasounds. However, there are documented cases where they have been wrong, with tragic results. If a baby is no longer alive, there is a series of tests that can be done to determine this. Ultrasound is only one of them. Take care not to take hasty action. Usually the body will take care of things itself, but if you should become feverish you should seek help straight away.

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Yes, but it usually means the child has a heart condition.

While a baby's eardrum is sensitive in the womb, the uterus is filled with fluid. That has a tendency to soften and muffle large noises.

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Yes, indeed. At that age, the fetus brain is growing unbelievably fast, and the brain's neurons are making connections already.

Before the fetal stage is the embryonic stage. The embryo develops into the fetus.

no its not normal, your baby needs nourishment, and if your not eating the right kinds of foods, you be one anemic and have low blood count or two eat the wrong kinds of foods becoming diabetic and gathering more water in your placenta then the baby needs and therefore need to change the way you eat or you may need insulin shots just to keep your sugars controlled. or possibly you miscalculated your late period. i just read that sometimes you can be carrying twins and the body somtime's absorbs the weaker one in order to protect the other healthy baby, resulting in more water in the placenta and thus the sac appearing larger. hope that helps.

The baby dropping is so different for everyone. There is no magical date.