Fetal Development

It's a good thing that your baby kicks, it will always tell you that he or she's doing fine! It might be painful and uncomfortable but the baby is fine, he/she is just active, so be prepared for when he/she turns 2!

No they can not. There has been a few cases in this world but in general no.

The question was water breaking, not birth. Yes, your baby can survive. The hospital will put you on bed rest, repress birth with drugs and inject you with steroids to promote faster growth. As long as you can hold of giving birth for as many weeks as possible, there is a good chance the baby can survive.

Teratogens get to the fetus like anything the mother consumes does, through the blood and through the umbilical cord. If a mother consumes food, she also shares that foods nutrients with her fetus as well. Same way with teratogens (alcohol, tobacco, drugs, etc), when she consumes or imbibes them.

In the seventh week of the embryo's development

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There may be a chance, you should have a follow-up ultrasound if the pregnancy is IN your uterus. If it's an abdominal or ectopic(tubal) then the answer is no.

No, this isn't accurate. The best way to determine the sex of your baby is by having a ultrasound from 16 weeks.

Both the same time but the brain functions before the heart pumps

The fetus's heart doesn't start beating for a while, before the heart is properly developed, so if you are pregnant but there is no heartbeat, it means you are in the very early stages of pregnancy

Chance of having 'natural' triplets: 1 in 8,100 (only about 30% of triplets are 'natural') There has been an increase in multiple births in recent years. Since 1980, infertility treatment has more than doubled the American twin birth rate. The rate of triplet or more births is now nearly 5 times higher than before infertility treatment was used.

http://baby2see.com/multiples/multiples.html

At 5 weeks it's a embryo not a fetus. it just grows and can not feel, hear or is aware of anything yet.

You only have two arteries and one vein.

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You are now 19 weeks pregnant -- almost halfway there! Nineteen weeks into your pregnancy, your baby is about 5.2 to 6 inches long and weighs about 7 ounces (about the weight of an average orange).

Your baby is now able to make conscious muscle movements, such as sucking his or her thumb, in addition to involuntary muscle movements. This week, you may feel these movements, which are known as quickening. This may feel as if you have butterflies or a growling stomach; a lot of first-time mothers may not feel the classic kicking until they are 26 weeks pregnant.

Yes it's normal for you and many others. It was not normal for me who blew up as a balloon when I hit second trimester. My point is that every woman is different. Some are close to give birth and still it's hard to say whether they are pregnant or not. Trust the doctor when he says everything is normal.

You cannot "absorb" someone.

i would ask a doctor :)

You should be able to see the yolk sac at 5 weeks.

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The baby has to reach a mature age for its reproductive organs to be able to produce a spawn.

The required time for the development of a fetus is called gestation or pregnancy.

There are certain antibiotics for women when they are pregnant that are safe to take, talk to your Dr. if you are on antibiotics and pregnant. Hope this helps.

You will not be able to feel the heartbeat yourself at home. The only way is to listen to the heartbeat, either on a traditional ultrasound or a Doppler ultrasound. Usually, you can see/hear the heart beating on a traditional ultrasound by 7 weeks gestation, and can hear it through a Doppler ultrasound between 10-12 weeks. Hearing the heartbeat so early also depends on the mother's weight (amount of fat on the belly) and the position of the uterus (some women's are tipped backwards, making it harder to hear the heartbeat at the earlier stages of pregnancy).

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im 16 and im now 7 weeks pregnant :D eh ive just drunk loads of water! 8 glasses a day should be enough :) em get rest often , avoid smoking and drinking :D and if you smokee get help d stap! ;> & yal b okie:D