Does Alwaham begin with the pulse of the fetus?
Doctors are usually able to monitor the fetus's pulse for the first time between the fifth and sixth weeks of pregnancy using a vaginal ultrasound device, and it is also possible to see it using a traditional transabdominal ultrasound during the sixth to seventh weeks. On the other hand, women's experiences vary with the onset of the menstrual cycle, as symptoms such as nausea may begin as early as the fourth week.
Signs of weasel appear at different times in every woman, and these symptoms may not appear at all in some women throughout pregnancy. In some cases, these symptoms can be delayed until the second month. It is worth noting that a visit to the doctor during these periods can provide an opportunity to hear the fetus’s pulse, either through a vaginal ultrasound early or through an abdominal ultrasound a little later.
If the fetal heartbeat stops, does the welding stop?
New research shows that the phenomenon of nausea and vomiting during pregnancy, known as “pregnancy,” may be an indicator of the health of the fetus and the stability of the pregnancy. Studies say that high levels of the pregnancy hormone trigger these symptoms, and when these levels decrease, the birthmark decreases, which often happens after the fetus stops growing.
Despite its negative impact on the quality of life of the pregnant woman, the appearance of the birthmark is viewed positively because it indicates the normal growth of the fetus.
On the other hand, a recent study published in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine recorded the experiences of a group of women who began recording symptoms of fever even before pregnancy was confirmed within the framework of what is known as the “prospective study.”
The results reported that about two-thirds of these women felt nauseous by the eighth week of pregnancy, while the rest suffered from nausea accompanied by vomiting. Strikingly, the study indicated that women who experienced these symptoms were 75% less at risk of miscarriage.
Ancient beliefs indicated that pregnancy was a good sign of a healthy pregnancy, and recent research supports this with scientific evidence showing how symptoms, although annoying, constitute a positive sign indicating continued fetal growth.
Symptoms of the beginning of the fetal heartbeat
When the mother feels a heartbeat in her stomach, this does not necessarily reflect the fetal heartbeat. The fetal pulse is checked using a special Doppler device, and this often occurs in the ninth to tenth week of pregnancy, although in some cases it may be possible to detect the pulse starting from the fifth or sixth week.
It is important to emphasize that there are no reliable or scientifically approved home methods through which the fetal heartbeat can be identified, and one must rely on a specialized medical examination in clinics equipped for this purpose.
What is the difference between welding of a girl and a boy? How can a boy be weary?
In different societies, rumors are circulating that there are indicators that indicate pregnancy with a boy, such as the mother’s intense desire to eat salty foods such as pickles and potato chips. It is also said that the improvement in the appearance of the mother's skin and the increase in the shine and thickness of her hair may be signs of this.
However, according to scientific studies, there is no evidence to prove that these features actually reliably indicate the sex of the fetus. Modern science indicates that the chance of conceiving a boy or girl is exactly equal, with approximately 50% for each gender.
Lust for exoticism during pregnancy
During pregnancy, some women may develop a condition called pica, in which the pregnant woman is drawn to eating inedible substances such as dirt, toothpaste, and charcoal. These practices may expose her and her fetus to significant health risks, including poisoning. These desires usually indicate a deficiency in some minerals and vitamins, such as anemia, which requires consulting a doctor to compensate for this deficiency.
A serious risk of pica is lead poisoning, which may be present in dirt and mud. This type of poisoning can lead to long-term effects on the child including a reduction in IQ, impaired hearing, and decreased motor skills. It also increases the risk of learning problems and attention deficit disorders in the future.
On the other hand, the foods a mother eats during pregnancy affect her child's food preferences later on. The different flavors that the mother eats are transmitted to the baby through the amniotic fluid surrounding him, contributing to the development of his sense of taste and smell while he is in the womb. With this, the child will likely tend to prefer the same foods that his mother preferred.
