Fetal Development

There is no true variance in the Male or Female fetus. Depending on how far along in the pregnancy, the heartbeat should be anywhere from 110 to 170 BPM.

During her 2nd Pregnancy a woman has been in the past, delivered of one live birth.

Adding LC1 would confirm that firstborn is still alive!

well if you do not know the answer ,I(that means me)can tell you the answer.the answer is that they form cells,then the cells between your fingers die.

You would need to ask your doctor.

It is entirely normal for only the sac to be seen in the fifth week of pregnancy. In some pregnancies the tiny embryo will just be visible for the first time in this week, but for others it may not be seen until the next week. All that is visible before this is the sac, so it doesn't necessarily mean anything bad as yet. If you are cramping and bleeding it may mean a miscarriage but often this settles down. Your hCG level is another way of telling how things are going. This is measued with a pregnancy test using blood or urine.

Harmful chemicals or viruses that can be transferred from a mother to her developing fetus are called teratogens.

No, Autism cannot be detected by ultrasound and hopefully pre-natal screening for Autism will not be developed during the time that ableism still exists against Autistic people. Autism can only be diagnosed through assessment by a trained professional who assesses behaviour.

That is way too early to feel the baby move. You may be feeling extra gas, since you are pregnant. Or possibly the muscles stretching and moving. Most people don't feel the baby move until at least 4 months.

I dont think this is entirely true. yes no one else can feel the baby kick outside the womb till 4 months or so but I felt my baby moving around at 8 weeks along. I have had 3 pregnancy, 1 life birth and 2 miscarriages. so really it all depends on how many times you have been pregnant. if it is your first time more than likely you are only feeling extra gas or muscles adjusting to your new pregnancy body and baby.

I think this is incorrect. Everyone feels their baby move at different times. I have been able to feel my baby move on the inside since 12 weeks and on the outside at 15 weeks because I am so thin and because of the position of the baby. Everyone's body is different, and honestly I would not take advice from other people, you know your body. So my answer is sure it is possible.

This happens around the 5th week of pregnancy. But will not be able to see this on a scan until your 16 weeks

A five month old fetus will kick alot because there is lots of room to do it in....as your pregnancy progresses these movements will feel stronger as baby runs out of space........He/She is playing.

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The biggest part of the fetus is the head/brain..

Toxoplasmosis can cause severe illness or death shortly after birth.

Well, when I went to get my birth control I had to take a pregnancy test first & I asked why & they said if I was already pregnant & they put me on birth control it could kill my baby. So im assuming yes.

Teratogens are anything potentially harmful to a developing fetus. These include but are not limited to: nicotine, alcohol, drugs, radiation, AIDS, rubella, etc. These cause structural abnormalities and abnormal cell masses to develop in the fetus which can lead to serious birth defects. Some examples of these are

* physical and cognitive developmental delays

* cleft palate * abnormal facial characteristics * mental retardation * growth defects * heart defects * abnormalities of the fingers and nails * impaired fine and gross motor skills * hearing loss * vision loss/blindness

* deformed and paralyzed limbs * small head size and brain

Yes.

Of course. The baby is well-protected by the layers around it.

For many woman it does, it did for me, but not in all of my pregnancies.

No, ultrasound is a technique used to produce an image of the fetus.

A narrowing of the urinary tract, in which urine backs up and injures the kidneys. About 10% of these obstructions require prenatal surgery to prevent multiple abnormalities and depleted amniotic fluid.

Ectopic pregnancy.

The answer is YES.

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yes