i was 7 weeks on the 17th of feb so when do i know when i turn 8 weeks and what should i expect in my pregnacy
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Umm... there are 7 days in a week, so seven days later would make you 8 weeks... that remains true through the remainder of your pregnancy and the rest of your life... 7 days in a week.  Get the book "what to expect when you are expecting" and talk to your doctor.
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YES: For a normal cycle of 28 days, the 14 day (from 13 until 15) is the pic "fertility" days in a women, that´s when a women ovulates and all the body is ready for a pregnancy. All the information that you need is in the sites bellow. You have a low probability of been pregnant. Any way, If you fell not sure, and you still have questions, take a pregnancy test in 4 weeks, and after that at 5 weeks, it will tell you with a big probability whats happening in your body (pregnant or not...)\nPLEASE GO TO THE FIRST SITE, it will help you!!!!
985170
if you didnt have much of one afterwards it could take 28 days or a little longer your body is getting back to normal...or you could be pregnant again i would contact your doctor
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I think your cycle is longer than 28 days and I think that your menses should start before you decide which answer to pick as the best.  You will probably start somewhere around the 22-23rd.
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Did you take a blood test already?  3 weeks after intercourse could be too early to be tested positive by urine test, but a blood test will definitely show.  If you can't go to a doctor, go to the health department - they have also referral services if you have no insurance.\n\nSince every pregnancy is different you cannot go by what you experienced when you were pregnant before.  My sister for example, got sore breasts real early into it the first time, the second child whe didn't even get tender.  She gained 70 lbs. in her first pregnancy, 20 in her second....so your best bet is to go to a physician and have a blood test, that should resolve your worries about being pregnant or not for good--and if something else is going on, the physician will discover that right then too.\n\nIf you are a teen and scared to tell your parents:  you need to, because if you are pregnant you will need their help...Good Luck
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For me, seven weeks from now would be the same day of the week - in seven week's time.\n\ntoday is Saturday 11th November.\n1 week from now would be Saturday 18th November\n2 weeks from now would be Saturday 25th November\n7 weeks from now would be Saturday 30th December\n\nHowever, different people may interpret this differently.  For example if someone said several weeks from now - it may actually be anywhere from 1 to 3 month's away.\n\nIt's best to ask the person who originally made the comment, if an accurate date is important.
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There are different formulas.  The easiest one is: (LMP-7 days)-3 months.  LMP is last menstral period.  The date is at best an estimate of when you conceived and rather than add the number of months they just subtract to bring the pregnancy to 9 months.
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you mean your 22 weeks pregnant and your baby doesnt move much.  as long as it moves then you should have no worries its when it stops for more than 24 hrs that you need to call your doctor...
483646
I do not wantd to scar you but there always is a change of getting Pregnet . You have to wait and see now . If it did happen it is to late for it know . You find out whit in 2 or 4 weeks and then you have to know what you wantd to do .
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I had a miscarriage and then a D&C also at 8 weeks, and I was told to wait at least 1 month, and that 3 would be better.  I accidentally got pregnant again the next month and there were no problems at all.\n\nGood luck!\n\nK.
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The answer is 37 weeks.  Technically, a pregnancy could last for 40 weeks (and sometimes even a week or two longer!), but the baby ceases to be considered "pre-term" once it reaches 37 weeks.  So, a 37, 38, or 39-week pregnancy is considered "term".  However, if you want to focus on the word "full" than I'd have to say your wife is accurate.
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I think that depends on who you talk to.  Some people believe that you're human at the moment of conception, some believe that you're not human until the second trimester.
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You actually need to count from the first day of your last period before you got pregnant. For example, if it was Dec 17th (exactly 2 weeks before conception), you'd be approximately 23-1/2 weeks. Over halfway there! Yay for you!!!
485474
About 6 to eight weeks
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3 1/2 weeks since? Thats only 24-25 days... most people's cycle is 28 days... ? \n\nAre you experiencing any pregnancy symptoms?\n\nIt doesn't sound like you are... your period (depending on your cycle) should be coming within the next week.
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LMP is Last Menstrual Period and UPT Urine Pregnancy Test.\nYes it is very probable that you are pregnant. It could show from the 24th after, but to be sure after june 3.
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Well the basics of the scientific side of things is that an egg is released from your ovaries about once a month, and the lining in your uterus builds up ready for a pregnancy - and when the egg remains unfertilised cause there's no sperm getting in there, your uterus flushes out this lining in the form of your period, and the whole cycle happens again next month. Here's the need-to-know stuff though! Hope it helps, sorry if there's way more than you wanted to know....\n\nIt comes approximately every 28 days - but the actual cycle varies hugley between people and can be really irregular for the 1st year or so, you may want to keep some pads/tampons in your school bag and stuff so as to avoid being caught out. You may also like to mark with just a little star or something in your diary the 1st day each month when you get your period so you can work out how long your cycle is and when to expect your next one. The length of time it lasts for is really different for different people as well - often around 5 days, but they say anywhere between 2 and 8 is normal.\n\nYou may find you get PMS each month before it starts - eg feel really down, or moody, tearful - that's pretty normal, some people get mega-bad PMS (if you feel suicidal or something once a month you may wanna talk to your doctor about supplements or something to control it though!) I used to have a screaming fit followed by a crying fit when I was ~16! Don't get that anymore, thankfully...\n\nBasically you've gotta find what suits you in terms of pads and tampons... you can go swimming during your period if using tampons as they soak up the blood internally (can't go swimming with pads though) and tampon boxes always include instructions on how to insert them. If you don't feel comfortable with tampons and they've got swimming at school, just get your Dad to write you a note (He can say you've got a cold or something, pretty much any excuse, if you don't want a note to the teacher saying you've got your period!) It's best to use pads near the end of the period when there's not much blood there. There's a range of pads out there - eg ones with wings to hold them in place, and ones for different flows - you might want to wear an 'overnight' one for overnight, etc... So you'll find the ones you prefer. You need to change the pad about every 3-4hrs, or earlier if it's full. There should be a little bin in most women's toilets, and you just chuck it in there, if it's a pad wrap a bit of toilet paper or the wrapper or something round it so it doesn't stick to the chute... that's just yuck! I'd wrap something round it whatever the bin... It can be kinda difficult at other people's houses if they don't provide a bin in either their toilet or their bathroom and you've really gotta change it, but usually there's something somewhere!\n\nIf you get really bad cramps sometimes a hot-water bottle against your tummy can help a bit. You may also feel a bit bloated. Make sure you're getting enough iron and Vitamin C in your diet (this doesn't necessarily mean eat tonnes of red meat - I'm vegetarian! - you can get iron through foods like spinach, raisins, etc.. You can probably find a list of iron-rich foods no prob) as although you really don't lose much blood at all, it can make you slightly more at risk of iron deficiency. I wouldn't recommend taking any iron supplements or anything unless a blood-test by a doctor has actually shown you to be low on iron, as too much is just as bad as too little!\n\nNot sure if I've left anything out... and sorry if that was a case of mega-TMI! Better to know more than enough than less than enough... but if you do have any more questions just add them to the top bit!