Embryo Development Four Weeks

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4 Weeks

An embedded mass of cells in two parts: the placenta and the body itself.

What you can expect at this month’s checkup: You can expect your doctor to check the following, though there may be variations depending upon your particular needs and your doctor’s style of practice:

Weight and blood pressure

Urine, for sugar and protein

Hands and feets for sweelling and legs for varicose vains

Symptoms you have experiencing, especially unusual ones

Questions or problems you want to discuss (have a list ready)

Ultrasound:

A growing uterus and fetus are both shown here in Sol's Scan. She was really excited to see our baby develop.

What you may be feeling: You may experience all these symptoms at one time or another or only one or two. Don’t be surprised if you don’t feel pregnant yet, its a matter of time.

Fatigue and sleepiness

A need to urinate frequently

Nauseas with or without vomiting

Constipation

Heartburn, indigestion

Food aversions and cravings

Breast changes

Occasional headaches

Occasional faintness or dizziness

Tightness of clothing around waist and bust, abdomen may appear enlarged, probably due to bowel distention rather uterine growth.

Mood swings (you may feel “moody” all the time!...Your hubby knows what I mean)

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