Fetal Development

It will be too full of wastes that may be harmful (ex. e. coli) and will not be able to absorb essential nutrients. It's tissues may burst and the whole organism may malfunction. It's just like hoarding. The more stuff you have, the less room there is in your house for the stuff you need. In organisms, the more wastes remaining in the body doesn't allow the body to function properly and have enough of the essentials.

One reason I learnd is that your sugar level may have dropped at night causing your baby to move.

The most rational answer so far that I understood is during at night, when you tend to lay down and rest, your body is not making any movements to craddle your little one thus, this made him awake.

No. It could indicate that the child has a birth defect of some sort, since if one abnormality exists, others are quite possible. It does not mean that the child has any specific birth defect, or even that the child has one.

The placenta and umbilical cord is the structure responsible for the fetus receiving nutrients from its mother.

You are supposed to start feeling your fetus moves between weeks 18 and 22.

There are two answers to this - one good and one bad. The most probable answer is that you miscalculated and you are actually 5 weeks pregnant. Unfortunately there is a possibility that you did fall pregnant 9 weeks ago and that the pregnancy will not progress. It is possible that either the fetus is not developing, or that the fetus has died which usually means the gestational sac will shrink and appear to be not as advanced as you are.

8 weeks

Lilly and Ena Millward are currently the oldest twins in the world, a good friend of mine is related to them and i will not reveal her name

First, you need to want to stop. It's not going to do any good to read this answer but not want to quit. Next, place a barrier between your thumb and your mouth. This should be something you won't enjoy sticking in your mouth (ex. a cotton ball or sock). Spices such as paprika or chili powder may do, as your brain with associate thumb sucking with an unpleasant experience. Lastly, occupy your mouth with gum. This will reduce the urge to stick your thumb in your mouth.

i would have a scan asap

Average size is now 14.4 inches (36.6cm) and 1.9 pound (875gm).

Because they already suffered enough from your question.

About 6 months along.

soaking in a tub and going swimming certainly isn't good for a new tattoo, but also new tattoos often look faded until the are healed because the damage skin looks a little bit cloudy over top of it.

wait until it's healed and then see what it looks like.

Fetal distress is often related to abnormalities in the position of the fetus, or abnormalities in the birth canal, causing reduced blood flow through the placenta.

The baby is 14 wks in the womb. The ultrasound came back that the baby has fluid around the heart. No bladder is shown and no stomage what can be next.

The Doppler method uses ultrasound; it involves a handheld listening device that transmits the sounds of the heart rate through a speaker or into an attached ear piece.

My babys heart rate is 148 at 28 weeks. I'm having a girl.

No, but at 5-6 weeks you can hear it with an early ultra-sound. :)

Don't know for sure. We just had ours measured at 8 weeks 0 days, and it was 168. Web using Google seems to imply that fetal heart rate peaks at 9 weeks of development, and 179 isn't way too high. But you should do the search yourself. I used this search: heart rate week fetal OR fetus One source says: "Beginning at a rate near the mother's, at approximately 80-85 B/M at the start of the 5th week, the heart rate accelerates to a mean of 175 B/M (+/-20 = 2SD) at 9.2 LMP weeks. It then abruptly begins to decelerate. This increase is approximately 10 beats every 3 days until the early 9th week." Note that LMP = last missed period; meaning, the conventional measurement of gestational age. Another source says "Normal heart rate at 6 weeks is 90-113 bpm and at 9 weeks is 144-170 bpm." So...it's hard to say. Sounds like it's not way to high to me. BUT ASK YOUR DOCTOR.

5 weeks is the earliest most women get theirs (3 weeks after conception). They will have to do a vaginal ultrasound to be able to see anything and it won't look like a baby yet.

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My son is seven and had this same problem. He was uncircumcised and we took him to a urilogist and he said that it is common in children that aren't circumcised for the skin to basically re-attach itself so that when you pull it back it is very painful. We ended up having to have him circumcised. My nephew had the same problem but they didn't have to do a full circumcision they just unattached the skin so that it was able to move without the pain. Hope this helps.

I believe there is nothing wrong with a man/ boy being non circumcised it is perfectly normal for it to hurt when the skin is pulled back the head of the penis is use to being covered by skin and the skin will also be very tight... this person needs to work on pulling the skin back for a few seconds at a time and slowly over time increase the time in which the skin is pulled back after a little time the head of the penis will grow use to being in the open and it will also not hurt at all... understand that there are also studies in Africa that uncircumcised men have a lower chance of infectious diseases like HIV remember most of the world is uncircumcised this only came from Jewish belief not for medical reasons ( it is wrong to circumcise a boy who is unable to consent )

I have had similar experiences with mine also. I have found that it helps alot to keep pressure off of transmission while it is switching over to 4WD. I may put it in Neutral, then drive to help it, or even let the vehicle roll a little bit until it is done changing to the 4WD. The slugishness I have felt also, 4WD should only be used in snowy, icey conditions on the road, or off roading. When you use the 4WD on dry paved roadways, you put alot of unnecessary pressure on your vehicle, especially on turns. Hope this helps.