Ultrasounds

Yes very normal. Give it two weeks and you should be able to see for yourself that it will be a normal pregnancy.

Around the 4th of December.

It's very similar to the depth finder on a boat...sound waves are transmitted to the target and the "depth" determined from timing the return of the echo. This is in turn converted into a picture by computer software. I hope this makes sense to you.

Well, They didn't see anything from the outside until 9 weeks. My uterus is very far back. My doctor told me that at 7 weeks they can usually see the baby really well from the outside.

Roughly 8.5

It is possible that you may have a molar pregnancy. You should see your doctor for more information.

Medical pregnancy tests measure conception from the date of your last period, so it's possible your partner could be the father if conception occurred 2 weeks after your period (incidentally, the time of the month that you're most fertile).

Techniques such as ultrasound monitoring and measurement can most definitely be off by a much as several weeks. However, when you are informed that you are 20 weeks pregnant, this count begins on the date your last period ended. As there is no way to pinpoint precise times of conception, the 40-week pregnancy includes an average of two weeks prior to conception (you ovulate around halfway through your cycle and could conceive then, but the countdown begins on the day of your last period, which is why they can roughly calculate due dates by adding 9 month and 6 days to the date of your last period). So, if you believe that you were exhibiting signs such as morning sickness and a missed period and had a positive pregnancy test result 20 weeks ago, you might be around 23-24 weeks, technically (add around 1-2 weeks before you conceived and around 1-2 two before you detected a missed period and produced a positive test result). Did you know the exact date or thereabouts of the end of your last period? Perhaps you were a week or two off when your doctor asked you that question. Or perhaps your child is somewhat small for his or her age (nothing to worry about, of course, all children develop at different rates and at slighter different ages) and the fetal measurements are slightly off. Also, irregular cycles are common, meaning you may have conceived earlier than 1-2 weeks into your cycle or much later, and this too may throw off your due date and preceived progress.

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A normal heart beat is suppose to be from 120-180 around that time. When i go to the doctors my babys heart beat was always about 150. I would ask you're doctor sweetey! Good luck

means you are most likely having a girl. usually the higher the heartbeat its a girl 150-170=girl 130-150= boy

one year

No, that is within normal range.

No. Gender is determined at the moment of conception by which sperm reaches the egg first.

They told me that my son was a girl up until one week before he got here. Just relax and enjoy the peace and quiet. It will never be the same.

If you have had no cramps or spotting it is unlikely that you will have lost the baby between 6 and 8 weeks.

less than 6mm

The most popular use of 3D ultrasound is to examine babies while they are still in the uterus. It allows doctors to get a really good look at the fetus and any potential problems.

Xy is a boy

When I was 5 wks 5 days my baby's heartbeat was only 82 bpm. I am 11 wks now and the hb is 188! All babies heartbeats start out slow and get faster from there.

I have met a girl that was six months pregnate almost 7 months,5"5 in height,and about 110 pounds, and nobody in our class knew she was pregnate until she said something and we all couldn't believe it because of how far along she was and how small she was. But her baby was healthy even though she wasnt even showing and she was the smallest pregnate woman I had ever seen for being that far along..So I think you are fine, if you are worried you should probably go get and ultra sound done and makes sure that everything is fine, but i would say you are....Congradulations!

Ultrasound can be used to clean dirt off item placed in a water bath with a powerful ultrasound transducer clamped to the side of the vessel.

CPR will not re-start the heart. An AED is needed; and if it isn't V-Fib or V-Tach drugs and defibrillation is required.

it depends are you asking for a baby in the womb or outside the womb? if outside it could be i guess but if inside it can run anywhere from 140-170 slower heartbeats are usually boys and faster are girls. for ex: boy;154 girl;171:)

Implies that something occurs once a week.