Question 1

6 weeks pregnant is how many months?

Accepted Answer

Not so material.: If you want to estimate that's 1 1/2 months gestation, but usually pregnancy is measured in weeks and days, e.g. 6 weeks and 5 days. The reason for this is that during formation of the embryo, events are meadured daily and weekly, and when speaking about early labor every single day has a specific outcome and prognosis. This is most important when discussing fetal lung maturity.

Question 2

if im 6 weeks pregnant whe did i get pregant?

Accepted Answer

Guide: If you have regular cycles and if you count the first day of your period as day 1, you would have ovulated on day 14 or day 15. Therefore conception would have occurred about 5 and1/2 weeks ago. Your obgyn doctor would be the best person to answer your question.

Question 3

what tests should you get at 6 weeks pregnant?

Accepted Answer

None specific: There are no tests that are clearly indicated at 6 weeks with an uncomplicated pregnancy. Ultrasound is possible at 6 weeks, but most women do not need it this early unless there are complications with the current or possibly a prior pregnancy.

Question 4

if i am six weeks pregnant when did i conceive?

Accepted Answer

4 weeks ago: We measure pregnancy from the last period because many women know that, but when ovulation occurred is less easy to track.
Most women ovulate/conceive 2 weeks after their last period and that is when the pregnancy began, but it is tradition to call it from the last period.

Question 5

what are pregnancy symptoms at 6 weeks pregnant?

Accepted Answer

Several: Symptoms of early pregnancy include: nausea or vomiting, breast tenderness or sensitivity, easy fatigue, and urinating more frequently. These may be accompanied by chage in appetite or weight, moodiness, sensitivity to certain odors as well as missed menses. Spotting occurs in about 20% of pregnant women in the first trimester.

Question 6

is it normal to only see a sac at 6 weeks pregnant ?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Yes - 6 weeks is the earliest that you will see a fetal heartbeat.  If you are off on your dates by a few days, then you might not see a heart beat.  At 5 weeks, though, you should at least see a yolk sac, .

Question 7

what type of cares we should take daily? 6 weeks pregnant.

Accepted Answer

Normal: Pregnancy is a normal state for women. Get good nutrition, mild exercise, sleep well and enjoy your pregnancy. Sex is ok if women are not bleeding or cramping in the first trimester as well.

Question 8

i'm 6 weeks pregnant with my 2nd; when can i start showing?

Accepted Answer

Depends upon weight: If you were very thin before pregnancy, you may start showing at 9-12 weeks. If you were heavier, it may be later.

Question 9

i recently found out i am 6 weeks pregnant. what do i do now?

Accepted Answer

Call an OB: Call and schedule an appointment with an OB,eat healthy,no alcohol,begin prenatal vitamins because they prevent some birth defects if started early.

Question 10

is it possible to be six weeks pregnant a week after intercourse?

Accepted Answer

Not possible: If you are 6 weeks pregnant then you got pregnant from intercourse about a month ago.

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