Weeks of Pregnancy

Body Changes in Pregnancy

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Pregnancy is a nine month journey for both you and your baby. During this time your own body will change, both internally and externally. During pregnancy the breasts will grow larger under the influence of hormones. Enormous physical, hormonal and emotional changes take place during pregnancy over a relatively short period of time. Pregnancy typically [...]

Weeks of Pregnancy

Stretch Marks and Getting Pregnant – What You Need to Know

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For women who want to have babies, one of the main concerns is what they would look after giving birth. This is a valid concern, since there would be some drastic changes and alterations to the basic structure of a woman’s body during pregnancy and during childbirth. Aside from the expansion of the girth of [...]

Weeks of Pregnancy

How far into her pregnancy will a pregnant Guinea pig’s hip bones start to separate?

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When her hips separate, how many weeks/days are left of her pregnancy? We got a pregnant piggie from a store and I can’t find much about it online. She’s about five months old.
I’m not talking about when the bones are as wide as they’ll get. How far into the pregnancy will they just begin to [...]

Weeks of Pregnancy

Fertility Charting Can Help You Get Pregnant Fast

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While many women suffer from fertility problems, few actually understand their bodies and their cycles. In fact, the key to a better chance of fertility is in knowing and understanding your cycle. Fertility charting is the easiest and the most effective way to track your cycle, and to know when your best chances for conception [...]

Weeks of Pregnancy

Home Pregnancy Test

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Home pregnancy tests measure the presence of a telltale hormone in your urine called human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG). HCG is a hormone found only in pregnant women. It is produced by cells in the uterus and is responsible for signaling the ovaries to produce estrogen and progesterone to help your fetus grow. Many home pregnancy [...]

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