Showing During Pregnancy

Every woman and every pregnancy are different - some woman are irritable before they ever got pregnant, others become irritable at the end of the pregnancy, leading up to giving birth and others never really experience this mood swing.

Just try to understand when it happens, that it will pass and try to do something relaxing or at least distracting.

You should start in your farm yard. the you should go to your county fair. And if you are very go you could go to your state fair

After you gain back your period with no contraceptive use about 2 to 3 months.

This is different for every woman. Some women will start to show as early as 8-10 weeks while other women won't show until nearly 6 months. A lot of it depends upon your build. If you are a petite and lean female, you will probably show sooner that some one who is overweight.

You are not eight months pregnant. You are just showing early and quickly. You can have negative blood tests and still be pregnant.

'Gravid' is simply another word for the pregnant condition- I think it's meant to refer to the later stages of pregnancy, when a woman is so big and fat that she's very definitely subject to gravity!!

When you get your period it is uterus blood. Your period is the uterus shedding its lining if you do not get pregnant. All month your uterus builds up its lining for if your egg gets fertilized, and when/if it does not get fertilized, you have your period at the end of the month.

The first trimester of pregnancy begins on the first day of a woman's last menstrual period (LMP) and continues until the end of the 12th week. This means that it typically lasts from weeks 1 to 12 of pregnancy. It's important to note that the dating of pregnancy is often based on this LMP method, even though conception usually occurs about two weeks after the last period.

The stomach can expand upto three times the size that it is when empty.

The abdomen (i.e the belly/waist/tummy - collectively, everything below the line of the ribcage) can expand far more than the stomach can, due to weight gain etc...

yes it does because if you are really short the baby can exceed into places it normally wouldn't and if your tall you probably have a longer torso which provides more space internally before the baby actually makes your belly bulge. I know from personal experience. I am 23 weeks but I am 5'9" and im not showing at all. and I'm not fat or overweight. but i think weight affects it too because my cousin is very big or overweight and she just looked like she was getting fatter throughout her pregnancy.

This could be a sign of pregnancy, It would be classed as a very early pregnancy and it would be best to wait until you are next due for your period and if you don't come on and your test is still negative then it is recommended to go to your g.p

because the baby moves and rolls and kicks and if you are small you can see knees and albows sticking out. a light massage of your hand will cause the baby to shift so you are both comfortable., enjoy! joymaker rn

What a silly idea. While you may be able to avoid them knowing for a short while, they will know eventually.

Be grownup and honest. You believed you were old enough to have sex, be old enough to face your parents honestly.

This is called inplantation bleeding usually a week or two.

In some women it is yes. But if your worried you should see your doctor. I am about 6 weeks pregnant. Since three days ago (after finding out I am pregnant) I have little or no signs of nausea. The breast tenderness has gone away although applied pressure still hurts a little. I actually don't feel pregnant at all which is worrying. Don't worry, with my first I was so sore I couldn't even hug my husband and I would fall asleep at inopportune moments and didn't eat an evening meal for the first three months because of nausea. In my second pregnancy I felt so different it was hard to believe I was pregnant. I had twins that time around so it wasn't that my hormone levels were lower, different pregnancy, different symptoms.

No it wont. It will just be like you had a x-ray. As if you were the one with a broken leg or w/e. We all get in situations when we need x-rays now and then and once is no danger.

Depending on your size and body shape before you got pregnant, it is a possibility. If you were thin before, you should start to show any day now. If you were a bigger woman, like myself, it could take up to 18 weeks + to even begin to look pregnant. It's possible

Your baby might be effecting your digestive system. Tell your doctor about all of your symptoms. He may prescribe medications to ease the pain.

If you are generally healthy, and are making those prenatal visits, all is well. Doctors make a measurement of the vertical stomach (not sure how this works) that gives them an indication of where you are at.

Different women (and pregnancies!) can differ depending on where the child is implanted, rate of growth of the baby and time within the gestational period. For most women, the last two months' growth is very noticeable.