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You're actually not pregnant yet—the clock starts ticking from the first day of your last period.A increase in the amount of estrogen and progesterone coursing through your bloodstream prompted your uterus to form a lush, blood-rich lining of tissue to support a potential fertilized egg.
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You're not pregnant yet, but you may be about to release an egg that could grow into a baby if it's fertilized by your partner's sperm.
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You may be pregnant but probably won't have any symptoms.
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You will need to get tested before you can confirm your pregnant. You may be starting to feel bloated, crampy, tired and moody, and experiencing sore breasts, nausea/vomiting and a frequent need to pee.
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Though the embryo is only about the size of a grain of sand, the heart is pumping blood, most other organs have begun to develop, and arm and leg buds appear. Nose, mouth, and ears have began to take shape.
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The embryo doubles in size but is still less than a half-inch long. As your pregnancy hormones increase, morning sickness may be worsening. .Your doctor may look or listen for the baby's heartbeat with an ultrasound. Once you see or hear it, your miscarriage risk drops to about 2 percent. He'll also give you an official due date—though very few women actually deliver on that day.
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Your inch-long baby is now called a fetus. All Organs have started to develop.
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This week, nearly all of the fetus's organs are beginning to function, and genitals begin to take on male or female form.Your uterus has begun to expand outside the protective pelvic bones.This is also the 3rd Month of being pregnant .
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The next 14 weeks to come you can gain up to 14 pounds. You may feel more engergentic.
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You may Start to feel the baby move around .
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As the baby continues to grow and puts pressure on your bladder ; peeing will be come more often.
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The Feuts has racesed your navel
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At 11 inches and almost 1 poundyour baby is starting to look like a miniature newborn. His lips, eyelids, and eyebrows are becoming more distinct
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Blood vessels in her lungs are developing to prepare for breathing, and the sounds that your baby's increasingly keen ears pick up are preparing her for entry into the outside world. Loud noises that become familiar nowbrain is also growing quickly now, and his taste buds are Developing.
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The network of nerves in your baby's ears is better developed and more sensitive than beforeHe's inhaling and exhaling small amounts of amniotic fluid, which is essential for the development of his lungs. the baby is now 14 inches long.
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With more brain tissue developing, your baby's brain is very active now. The baby weighs about 2 1/4 pounds. The baby eyesight is now developing
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Baby's muscles and lungs are continuing to mature, and his head is growing bigger to make room for his developing brain. Eyesights continues to develop .
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Baby now has toenails, fingernails, and real hair. Skin is becoming soft and smooth as it plumps up in preparation for birth.
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Baby's central nervous system is maturing, and her lungs are continuing to mature as well. The baby weighs about 4 3/4 pounds.
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The kidneys are fully developed now, and his liver can process some waste products. Shedding most of the downy covering of hair that covered its body, the baby swallows both of these substances, along with other secretions, resulting in a blackish mixture called meconium that will form the contents of her first bowel movements.
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Weighs about 6.8 pounds and is over 19 1/2 inches long. The Organs have fully matured.
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The skull bones are not yet fused, which allows them to overlap a bit if it's a snug fit through the birth canal during labor.The baby is full term at 39 weeks, but most baby are born around The 40th week. If you past 2 weeks after your due date you have to have a c-section for the baby.