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Welcome to the world of eminent parenthood. The miracle of birth starts from the moment the sperm fuses with the egg forming a single cell. Within the next nine months this single cell divides millions of times changing from an embryo to a fetus (also spelled as Foetus) and eventually forms a baby. ![]() A Pregnant women’s body goes through many changes. Though most healthy pregnancies last for approximately nine months, not all babies are born within this exact time frame of prenatal care. The time of delivery is dependent on several factors. 1. Whether the mother is carrying twins or triplets (multiple births). 2. The health of the fetus 3. The health of the pregnant woman. 4. The method used to calculate the due date of the baby’s birth.
b. An Ultrasound scan – can be used to measure the growing baby to calculate your due date. Neither of these two methods are always 100 per cent accurate and hence babies can be born a bit early or late. Babies born between the window of 39-41 weeks are considered normal births. The first time you go for your ultrasound towards the end of second or third month of your pregnancy the doctor or the Sonologist may show your baby on the screen and you will be able to make out the shape. Request him for a picture and most would oblige. Pregnancy and birth are supposed to be the most amazing events in any couples life. With a lot of information to absorb and several decisions to be made it can sometimes be quite an overwhelming experience. For convenience, the stages of pregnancy have been roughly divided into three different parts. These are the first, second and third trimester. In this article, we will have a general look at these 3 stages of pregnancy and try to answer some of the immediate questions that arise in the minds of an expecting parent.
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Posted by:
bandu
Posted on: 11/06/2011 hi, my wife is pregant with her 3rd child, she is in her 4th month,our doctor told her fluid level is little low but nothing to worry.. i would like to get expert advise as to know due to the fluid level will there be a complication in growth of baby and delivery, moreover my wife's weight has not increased from last month,it remained the same at 65kg.. pl advise
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Posted by:
KKB66
Posted on: 12/09/2009 We got married 2 years before & now we are planning to go for family planning, so far she could not conceived. Also while intercourse on every alternate days. only few qty of semen goes inside her Virgina. We approached the Gynecologist & she told us to go for DNA test so what is this? Note: Sometimes i do Masturbate which Gynecologist is not aware. So pl advise & whether can we do this 1. Whether can use a CONDOM & get it collected in this & later feed inside here Virgina ? Regards
Posted by:
gopaladari
Posted on: 02/16/2011 Hi KKB66,
I suggest you not to go for family planning as you are still a fresh pair. I think you should be first get educated in doing a goog intercourse where she is on also playing good role. I suggest you to go for foreplay before intercource. |
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