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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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