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In what week of pregnancy do the cerebrum and frontal lobe formed? will bleeding in pregnancy affect the baby's iq?
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About week 5: The fetal brain begins to develop about week 5. The various parts of the brain develop in the weeks that follow. There is no evidence that maternal bleeding affects the baby's IQ
Answered 6/1/2015
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Bleeding: Maternal vaginal bleeding may indicate a premature separation of part of the placenta. Speak to your obstetrician about the significance
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