Trimesters

the organs grow larger

No, it is not dangerous... i have heard it from many people!!!! But i suggest you ask your doctor CALL NOW!!

2nd what is the first? here are some symptoms. Fatigue, Nausea/vomiting, tender and/or swelled breast, Sometimes fainting. Missed period is always a good sign to even rule in or out the pregnancy questions.

Yes, absolutely! Docolax is safe and soft on the sensitive tummy!

You most certainly can feel your cervix while pregnant or otherwise. Seeing it, however, is an entirely different story, and is indicative of prolapse, among other things.

It could be nothing or it could be gas or it could be something that needs to be looked at. Call your doctor and they will be able to answer your questions better.

I was Only 8 weeks pregnant with the same symptoms on my right side, the ultrasound showed a 10cm ovarian cyst, that's the size of a grapefruit/Softball.Now I'm 14 weeks pregnant,they are most likely going to remove it in a few weeks. Tell Your OB/Gyn ASAP!Don't worry though, ovarian cysts are very common, they usually just go away no harm done.But in my case it's too large� dissolving.Don't worry, good luck & God bless!!!

It could also be a sign of a tubal or "ectopic pregnancy" which unfortunately, they would have 2 remove, it couln't survive.Call your OB/Gyn ASAP!They may send you to the ER.

First it's a Zygote, a fertilized egg, and then a blastocyst. Medically it's not a child until it's born. But if we start with embryo you can read all about it in the link below.

Yes, your baby is stronger every day and their kicks can definitely hurt.

Spotting is a very light flow. It is something that may barely, or not even, fill a pantyliner throughout the course of the day (or couple of days for that matter). Spotting doesn't really include the loss of any tissue (shedding of the lining of the uterus). Usually it is a very light pink color, but it could also be bright red (new oxygenated blood) or more brown (old, deoxygenated blood).

During pregnancy, any bleeding is referred to as vaginal bleeding. It has nothing to do with a period as pregnancy and periods cannot co-exist. Vaginal bleeding is caused by something other than your period and in this case it sounds more like implantation bleeding (if it is early in the pregnancy).

However, any vaginal bleeding should be reported to your doctor as well as any detail you can provide regarding flow, color, any odors, frequency, and any other concurrent symptoms. Your doctor will want to evaluate it to determine a cause (though it is often difficult to determine an exact cause) and be sure that it is not something serious; although it is usually a very normal occurrence and means no harm.

Your body undergoes SO many changes when you become pregnant. Most of these changes comes from the result of changing hormones. You will notice physical changes such as weight change, many women notice changes in the hair and nails (usually for the good!). Your hormones will cause you to be more emotional. You will notice breast changes such as swollen,tender, color changes, etc. You will notice discharge from your vagina pretty much all throughout your pregnancy.

You should probably wait for 2-3 weeks or so just to have the results transferd in.

If you know for sure that you are pregnant, it is probably not going to be your period, although some women have experienced a "first" period then learns a couple of weeks later that they really are pregnant. It is possible that it could be implantation bleeding caused by the fertilized egg to attach itself to the uterine wall. Or it could be a cervical change that can cause vaginal bleeding. Vaginal bleeding can also be a symptom of ectopic (tubal) pregnancy. Another cause for bleeding during pregnancy is a miscarriage although the first two reasons for bleeding are more common, it is still a good idea to contact your doctor as soon as you can.

The baby will likely be fine but your skin might be more sensitive and burn more easily

The answer varies depending on how many children the woman has had, whether she is having multiples and maybe a few other things. Doctors measure the uterus by using a tape measure on the centimeter side. The start at the top of the pubic bone and end at the top of the uterus. Measuring 15 centimeters at 15 weeks is typical, but in the case of women who have had large families, their uterus at 15 weeks could be up to their belly buttons. And multiples have their own set of difficulties in measuring. Ultrasound is the most effective way of determining the gestational age of the baby.

You tend to get very nauseated. You also start to become very tired or exhausted. You will notice you will start to "lack" on household doings. Your breasts will become extremely tender and will grow bigger. In the beginning you will have a problem sleeping then you will start to sleep more after about 4 weeks. Your appetite will decrease but try eatting some crackers when you wake up and stick to bland types of food. You will also notice you will become very forgetful which the doctors offices consider "placenta brain". Your taste buds will start to go out of whack and you may notice foods you loved before are not very good anymore but once you enter into second trimester it usually fixes itself back to normal.

Everyone is different and every pregnancy is different. I had cramps during my first pregnancy which felt a lot like period cramps, but I did not have cramps during my other two pregnancies. They usually disappear after the third month (12 weeks.)

National Geographic channel did a special show, called "In the Womb". I believe that in the first week of pregnancy, you can feel symptoms, if you KNOW you are pregnant. You may feel cramping in the abdomen area, and also if you have a sixth sense, you would be able to know
Besides a missed period, many would say no. But, some people are more sensitive than others.

A watery discharge during pregnancy can be normal depending on the amount of discharge. If it is a constant watery discharge then I would check with your doctor because you may be leaking your amniotic fluid.

Most pregnant women experience an increase of discharge so unless you are constantly leaking a watery fluid it should be nothing to worry about. I would call an nurse hotline and tallk to them or check with your doctor just to be safe. Pregnancy is nothing to mess around with.

It is not normal but again it isn't rear, it is known as spotting, it usually occurs between four to six weeks of your pregnancy and it shouldn't last long. If it occurs more than a month, you need to see you gynaecologist.

Ultrasounds are fairly accurate - a fetus at 12 weeks is very small. A 22 week fetus is fairly large. They measure how big bones are, and the distance around the head. There is no mistaking a 12 weeker for a 22 weeker.

Absolutely-- I didn't start showing till after that. I had gained a couple pounds but was still within my normal weight range that I usually fluctuate in. I really didn't start showing till about twenty weeks! As for not knowing I guess if you had very infrequent periods and didn't think it was odd that you didn't have one for three months (or maybe you had a slight period while pregnant) then I would think most people would know by the time they were that far along but then again sometimes we lose track of time. With my first two pregnancies I knew even before I had missed a period, with this one I probably was already a couple weeks late with the period but it was more of just having a feeling. So I knew within the first month every time, but with all three pregnancies I started showing very late.

Definetly, The Areola around the nipple is very sensitive, escpecially to the hormones that rapidly run through your body to kick start the pregnancy, they can darken as early as 7 days after concieving. Dr. Kennedy PH.D

Yes...it is called a missed abortion...I know because it happened to me a couple of years ago. I had no cramping nor bleeding. The doctor did an ultrasound and there was no heartbeat. They ended up doing a D&C. Not to worry though. I did end up having a beautiful baby boy in November of 2008. God takes care of his people! We are definitely blessed even though we did suffer that loss.

It's not very advisable. I would stay clear of it

There haven't been many studies on the affects of Acyclovir during pregnancy but those done on animals and humans haven't shown any adverse affects. It is probably okay but should be taken with caution and consulting your OB/GYN first.