Prenatal Brain Development

By victoriaritchie

  • prenatal develop events

    The fetal stage, which lasts from two months after conception until birth.

  • What are the physical signs a woman experiences during pregnancy?

    She will have mouth and tooth changes, also breast changes. Aches and pains, shortness of breath. Also heartburn and gas, constipation.

  • What emotional changes might the mother experience during pregnancy?

    Extreme fatigue or morning sickness can color your daily life. Moodiness is normal. Happiness and anxiety about a new pregnancy, or feeling upset about an unplanned pregnancy, are also common.

  • What emotional changes might the father experience during pregnancy?

    They might have different feelings about having the baby, maybe sometimes they actually might be happy that there getting a baby but then maybe sometimes hes not wanting to have a baby so he feels down or something like that.

  • What happens to the female intestines during the nine months

    The effects of pregnancy are so influential, they affect the number of breaths per minute a woman takes. The respiratory system changes as the respiratory rate rises as a means to compensate for increased maternal oxygen consumption.

  • What physical discomforts might arise because of the changes

    Nausea and vomiting, Hemorrhoid, Fatigue, and bleeding gums.

  • What internal organs are being compressed as the fetus grows

    Short of breath, take up all that room inside your body. Room that used to belong to your lungs and stomach and digestive system.

  • What physical discomforts might arise because of these changes

    itching, leg cramps, dizziness, body aches, swelling, and morning sickness.

  • What are physical discomforts that can accompany pregnancy?

    Good nutrition is especially important for a comfortable and healthy pregnancy. Eating well can minimize discomforts and help your body cope with the stress of daily life. if you have a physical discomfort that is severe or does not go away, contact your health care provider.