Signs of pregnancy and possible complications.

Ectopic pregnancy

An ectopic pregnancy occurs when a fertilised egg dose not becomes implanted in the uterus wall but in a fallopian tube or elsewhere in the abdomen. An operation is needed to remove the embryo and repair the damage. In rare cases of ectopic pregnancy; infants have survived long enough to be born alive by caesarean section.

Sign of pregnancy

For woman whose periods are regular and who has intercourse recently the first sign that a baby is on the way is usually a missed period. By the time a second missed period has been missed, other signs of pregnancy may be noticeable e.g.: enlarged breasts, darkening skin around the nipple, more frequent passably feeling of nausea.  

1. Pregnancy is a process that occurs between conception and birth.
2. The most important time for a baby is the first three months after conception
3. Before pregnancy the mother should be in good health, not overweight, give up smoking, be free from infection and eat foods from the folic acid.  
4. Folic acid is particularly important in the baby’s early development and helps to prevent defects such as spina bifid, woman who hope to become pregnant are advised to take a daily dose of folic acid and to continue until three months pregnancy.
5. The sign of pregnancy are enlarged breast, darkening skin around the nipple, constipation and possibly feeling of nausea.
6. Medicines are given careful to pregnant woman because they are likely to cross the placenta and reach the baby.
7. The forming substances harm the reach of the baby’s normal patten of a great chance of this occurring during the three months after conception.