you are 3.72 months. pregnant.

Let me explain...

the average person would multiply 16 by 4...thinking that there is perfect 4 weeks in every single month. If you think that way then every single month would be 28 days long. (7x4=28..'which is 7 days in a week, and people use 4 weeks in a month') So anyways, there is actually 4.3 weeks in a month. So, you would take how ever many weeks you are and divide by 4.3..(this is where 9 month pregnancies come from...

40 weeks divided by 4.3 = 9.3 months.

Everyone thinks that pregnancies are supposed to be 10months these days...and that's NOT the case. It's always been '9' months...

So again...you're 3.7 months along. so you're 3 months 21 days..(ish)... lol

good luck.

Once you have passed all of the "contents of pregnancy" the bleeding may subside and the cramps lessen. Everyone is different. Your body is going through a lot during a miscarriage and the cramping is the uterus contracting to empty, so as time goes on the cramps should lighten. Hello - It is possible yes. I am very sorry about your miscarriage. See your Doctor to make certain the Foetus has been expelled.

The first three months while your baby is busy developing

You will probably be able to get pregnant in the future.

i had a miscarriage back in february of 2004..i had only been pregnant for about two months. i just turned 19 in december. i am hoping to get pregnant again, and my doctor said i should have no problem conceiving again.

I have a friend that just gave birth a couple of months ago that was taking the shot until she was 6 months pregnant. She did not know that she was pregnant and kept on getting the depo shot. He was born a few weeks early and had alot of health problems when he was born. Before the child was a week old, he had to have surgery.

in truth it usually looks about the same atleast my sisters did 4weeks is a bit too early

The second trimester is weeks 13-28, where the baby does most growing, so the weight at the beginning and the end is very different

It depends what you mean by early pregnancy, and for what reason. If you need sedation for your own health the minimum will be given.

Women tend to have more vaginal discharge during their ovulation period. This type of discharge should be virtually colorless and odorless. However, if the discharge has a foul odor and/or has a color of yellow, green, or looks curdlike with perhaps itchyness, this could be a sigh of an infection. Jessica

Hemoglobin levels are measured in blood tests routinely given to pregnant women during prenatal visits. Average levels for early in pregnancy should be around 13.3 grams per deciliter. Safest levels between 11g and 12g, but you should really talk to your doctor if you are worried. Even call them in the morning if it bothers you too much, they don't mind.

Your home pregnancy test will usually not display a positive result until a day or two after your expected period (not a large enough hormone level in your body to be detected). You may just be stressing yourself out (that is why you are not sleeping/depressed). Best of luck to you.

With my first pregnancy I took a hpt 3 days after my period was suposed to come and it was positive, but with this pregnancy the hpt's didn't show up positive until my SECOND period was a week late. Everyone is different. :)

It's possible. It's not recommended that you ride roller coasters while pregnant. All the physical instability from a roller coaster could potentiomally damage the fetus.

She starts feeling it.

You may have a infection of sort and the dischange is just mixing with your cycle however, wait and see if it is still happening after your cycle as it may just be nothing. When we are on our cycle it is a natural way to cleanse and may just be that - it has been known to happen. If you find that it is still happening without your cycle you should be checked for any bacterial infection (such as yeast) and have an STD test done as well.

During pregnancy, a woman's cervix can measure between 2.5 - 4.0 cm with the average being close to 3.0 cm. As the due date approaches, the cervix becomes shorter (effacement). At 18 weeks, you probably had your cervix measured during your level 2 sonogram. If you are concerned that your length is a little lower than the average, you can get a second opinion. There can be some degree of technician error and you could have a higher reading the second time. A cervical length less than 1.5 cm during the second trimester is associated with preterm birth. In such cases, woman are limited to strict bed rest.

each pregnancy is diffrent, some women vomit more then others.

Go to the hospital to get it checked out

The lap bars or other safety harnesses could actually kill your baby if you were to pushed hard enough against it. Not only that I hear from my doctor that the placenta could actually become detatched from the uterine from the speed that you are going and how hard it bounces you around. It would almost be the same injuries as if someone punched in the belly if not worse.