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Using ultrasound to take a peek inside your uterus at baby is almost as miraculous as pregnancy itself. You can find out if you are having a boy, a girl, or multiples. You can also see if baby is a thumb sucker, laid back or energetic. Most importantly, an ultrasound can reassure you that baby is healthy and growing strong.
In addition to radio and television, which use the range of frequencies that we can hear, we have devices that can use frequencies beyond our ability to hear called Read More
Ultrasound diagnostic exams involve sound waves traveling throught the body and sending back "echoes" which register on the test screen. Since sound travels poorly through Read More
When I was pregnant with my twins, I would get a sonogram every other week to see how they were positioned in my womb. Because of my age, past 30, and that I was carrying Read More
Ultrasound testing during pregnancy allows physicians to monitor the development of the unborn baby and to pinpoint potential problems before birth. High-frequency sound Read More
When it comes to seeing inside the body, the Ultrasound machine is revolutionary. Before the Ultrasound came into existence doctors were only able to see the inside of the Read More
You can choose from several scientific and many not-so-scientific methods to determine your baby's sex. Remember, you'll be right half the time with any method, so feel Read More
Prenatal tests are routinely offered to every pregnant woman. Some tests are non-invasive, such as a urine test and blood pressure check. Other tests are extremely Read More
Bleeding during pregnancy is an expectant mother's worst nightmare. While bleeding does not necessarily mean a miscarriage or premature birth is imminent, it is not Read More
During the 13th week of pregnancy, the baby gains weight and grows rapidly, and some the body's systems are already functioning. As the first trimester ends, so do a few Read More
Pregnancy is one of life's most amazing experiences. During the 40 weeks of pregnancy, though, there are a few specific moments that stand out among the rest, such as Read More
Many women say they would love to have twins. Well, saying you want twins and getting them is two different things. Having twins, more likely than not, will run in your Read More
The first trimester of pregnancy includes the first three months, or 12 weeks. This is the most important time of a pregnancy, as the baby begins to develop vital organs. Read More
Sonograms are the parents' first way of laying eyes on their offspring. Using a sonogram image for your baby shower invitations is a creative way to make unique invites and Read More
3D ultrasounds are an ultrasound technique (during the pregnancy) that gives a three dimensional look at pictures of the fetus. Most obstetricians utilize the more Read More
In the development of a human being during pregnancy, various stages take place. During these stages changes of the embryo to fetus to baby takes place over a 40 week Read More
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