Question 1

this is my first pregnancy and the mucus blog is coming down today is this sing for starting the labor? there is no pain

Accepted Answer

Mucus plug: is a sign of impending labor.  The length of time between loss of the mucus plug and beginning of labor varies greatly and is unpredictable.  It can be anywhere between a few minutes to several days between seeing the mucus blog and labor.  A slight amount of spotting (known as bloody show) is another sign of impending labor.  A woman should go to the hospital immediately if her water breaks.

Question 2

how do we count weeks of pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

From last period: Pregnancy is usually measured in weeks from the first day of the last menstrual period.

Question 3

any symptoms of pregnancy at 3 weeks?

Accepted Answer

No: Typically three are no pregnancy symptoms this early.

Question 4

how can two weeks pregnancy be aborted?

Accepted Answer

Doctor can evaluate: The medicine is by prescription, so a woman goes to her Ob-Gyn to be evaluated for it. Whether or not medicine can be used also depends on the age of the baby embryo or fetus (the number of weeks pregnant). The doctor will talk with the patient to be sure that the patient is making a good permanent decision, because aborting a baby embryo or fetus is a hard decision for any woman to make.

Question 5

normal to show at 5 weeks of pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

The uterus is still: Small at that point. However, some women find their waists expanding fairly early on.

Question 6

how many weeks is the average pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

38 to 40 weeks: A full term pregnancy is 38 to 40 weeks gestation.

Question 7

pregnancy symptoms and signs at 4 weeks?

Accepted Answer

Missed period : Most people won't have pregnancy symptoms until they missed their period. Some will have a little bit before or after. If you think you might be pregnant check then check a home pregnancy test. They are cheap, reliable and available  at any pharmacy.

Question 8

what are symptoms of pregnancy 2 weeks in?

Accepted Answer

Minimal: Common signs and symptoms of pregnancy usually start occurring by about 6 to 8 weeks and include breast tenderness, nausea (morning sickness), weight gain due to fluid retention, amenorrhea, urinary frequency, mild headaches, insomnia, fatigue, and constipation.  Some of these will occur sooner than others during the pregnancy and some will progressively worsen during pregnancy.

Question 9

tell me all signs of pregnancy at 3 weeks?

Accepted Answer

Positive pregnancy: At 3 weeks you can likely get a positive pregnancy test. The hormone beta HCG is increasing (this is the basis for a pregnancy test). It can cause problems with nausea, vomiting. You may develop nipple tenderness.

Question 10

what are the symptoms of 3 weeks pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

Missed period: The first thing you may notice is missing your period.  Some women will begin to notice weight gain from fluid retention, nausea, breast tenderness and breast fullness.  Many women will begin having crampy pelvic pain and fullness even as early as three weeks.

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