Ultrasounds

There are heart rate monitors that you can purchase that magnify the baby's heart rate, just like the one your doctor uses. You can also hear the baby's heart rate with a stethoscope. Have your doctor show you the difference between hearing the baby and hearing the placenta. The babies heart rate is faster 120 to 160 beats per minute. The placenta pulses with your heart rate and sometimes is louder than the baby.

If you have any concerns the movements of the baby are a good indication all is well with your baby. Tell your doctor any of your concerns. It is normal to have them. But real worries should be brought to your doctors attention. Mothers are amazingly perceptive/sensitive to their baby's well being even before birth.

Around the same time as anyone else - about 4 months. Some people show a lot earlier though, others later. Everyone is different, and it depends on things like how fat or thin you are, how strong your abdominal muscles are etc.

It depends on the type of machine used to hear the heartbeat. My OB's machine couldn't hear one, but the Dopplar machine at the imaging place could. If you are worried, ask your doctor to do a transvaginal ultrasound. They usually provide more information early in pregnancy.

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There are different purposes and indications of a transvaginal ultrasound. It is done to see how thick or thin the vaginal wall is. It also looks for abnormalities on the walls of the uterus such as scars, fibroids, polyps, and cancer cells. It can also help determine infertility problems.

I can only speak from my experience and I am sure each dr has his own schedule but I had an US at 8 weeks to determine due date and then another at 20 weeks. I am sure though if there were any complications or problems, you would get them more frequently. That is about right. If you are certain of your dates you may not have the early ultrasound. If you are having Downs syndrome etc checks you may have one at 12-13 weeks. Almost everyone has one at 18-20 weeks as this is the best time for spotting abnormalities in the skull, heart, kidneys etc. You would not normally have any more unless there were concerns that the baby was not growing properly. It also depends on your doctor & their beliefs & practices & whether or not you are a high risk pregnancy. I myself had 30 ultrasounds in a 37 week pregnancy, but I was extremely high risk!

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ultrasoundography and is a based diagnostic medical imaging technique used to see muscles,tendons, and many internal organs, to obtain their size,and structure

Aside from waiting for the baby to grow, there's no way to be 100% sure of pregnancy without a test. That said, there are some common symptoms of pregnancy including missed periods, spotting, nausea, vomiting, gagging, fatigue and sore breasts.

There is no methods known to man today that can show exact pregnancy date.

To find this pregnancy date we use a combination of statistics and measuring.

Ultra sound is a great tool for the measuring bit, but the statistics is only statistics. Statistics tells you something about how common something is. For the most it will be quite accurate. For some there will be a variation of up to a week one way or another. For the very few, this variation can be more than 2 weeks.

It is however not important (in most cases) to know the exact date of conception/pregnancy. The baby is ready when it is ready and so will you be in order to have the baby delivered.

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Unfortunately you cannot tell without seeking medical advice. The first step would be to give a sample to the doctor to examine under a microscope. Your doctor will be able to tell straight away if it is a low sperm count or maybe if the sperm are deformed. Further genetic testing can tell of any abnormalities.

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.

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If they say you are still pregnant then you probably are. Seven weeks into the pregnancy is nothing. You have to take into consideration that they are going by your last menstural period when you could not have been pregnant so in actuality they are adding on a few weeks. Don't worry about it and try not to be stressed because stress is horrible for your unborn fetus.

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I am 12 weeks with my 1st baby and I am already starting to show. Of coarse it's always the Mommy to be that notices it first but in at about 14-16 weeks is when other people can tell. It also depends on the Mommys body type. If you skinny You will be able to tell in the 3rd month

Yes, you can still have a liver ultrasound if you eat or drink 4 hours beforehand, but it's generally recommended to have the test done on an empty stomach for better imaging results. Typically, fasting for at least 6 to 8 hours prior to the ultrasound helps reduce the amount of gas in the intestines, which can improve the clarity of the images. Always follow your healthcare provider's specific instructions regarding fasting before the procedure.

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Usually at 20 weeks which is about 5 months along. But nowadays with high-tech ultrasounds they can determine the sex in as little as 12 weeks, although they usually do not tell you this because at that stage it is very easy to make a mistake.

well it all depends on the baby. sometimes you can sometimes you can't. ussually you could but not see it through the scan because it would be soo small. just wait until your 16-20 weeks and you will find out! good luck

CPT code is 76536 - Ultrasound, soft tissues of head and neck (e.g., thyroid, parathyroid, parotid). B scan and/or real-time with image documentation.

hello, im a guy, but my friend just started getting hers, and she slept with someone for the first time on January 13th, and hasn't slept with anyone since. yeah, pretty lame getting pregnant on her first time i know, but now its April 2nd, so you do the math. im going to bed.....

No. The male determines the sex. A female has 2 X chromosomes, while a man has an X and a Y. A woman can only give an X, but a man can give an X or a Y, thus making the sperm cells the determining factor.

Yes you are able to eat and drink before a pelvic ultrasound. It is advised that you drink empty your bladder an hour and a half before your appointment. Then you will need to drink 32oz of water and be done drinking one hour before your schedulable ultrasound. So you will have 1/2 an hour to drink 32oz of water then the want you to come in on a full bladder and not empty until after the procedure. Yes you are able to eat and drink before a pelvic ultrasound. It is advised that you do empty your bladder an hour and a half before your appointment. Then you will need to drink 32oz of water and be done dringking one hour before your scheduualed ultrasound. So you will have 1/2 an hour to drink 32oz of water then the want you to come in on a full bladder and not empty until after the procedure.

You take a long hair from the womens head, tie her wedding ring to it and hold it close

to her. If the ring moves back and forth, it's a boy. If the ring goes round and round,

it's a girl.